I'm tired of all the weather interruptions!!! Just run it across the top of the TV screen which you…read morewere this past Thursday BUT you STILL had to interrupt my program!!! You're not going to win any awards by being annoying to the public. The news media isn't all that great either, horrible compared to other news stations especially in other states.

My go to station. I do wish that the local female news people would wear something other than…read moresolid color dresses though. I should mention that I will no longer watch any shows on any networks that include a "Deals and Steals" style commercial within the program. Enough already,

Best people but the weather fraud needs to stop. Numbers are inaccurate and information is made up…read moreby way of computer models. NWS is not saying accumulation amounts for our area because so far, it's not known. Please stop. You are causing unnecessary grief for many and spreading misinformation. Journalists are not meteorologists and meteorologists are not Journalists. Who exactly are you talking to anyway??

this news channel is very ignorant and surface level it does not teach people of Pittsburgh well at…read moreall. I am pretty sure many news outlets here shutdown because of cost reasons and this garbage is all we have left.

I truly enjoy watching KDKA-TV and appreciate how genuine and relatable the team feels every day…read more The personalities on this station make local news feel personal, warm, and easy to connect with. The meteorologists. Ray Petelin, Ron Smiley, and Mary Ours do an excellent job delivering the weather in a way that is informative, engaging, and easy to follow. You can tell they truly know Pittsburgh and care about keeping viewers prepared. In the mornings, Heather Abraham and David Highfield bring such a genuine presence to the screen. They feel natural, kind, and authentic, never forced. I also really enjoy watching Daisy Jade and Mikey Hood on Pittsburgh Today Live at 3 PM. Their energy and personalities make the show enjoyable and uplifting. It's refreshing to watch a local station where the people truly come across as sincere, genuine, and easy to connect with.

They're all doom and gloom, just like most other news stations. Repeating the same stories everyday…read moreand putting an emphasis on negative stories really sours my opinion on the news. The breaking news segment at the beginning of the program just feeds the narrative. If you want news, you're better off reading the AP news or even the BBC. Not only is it less anger inducing, but you'll get a (mostly) neutral opinion on world issues without having to listen to issues that don't concern you or play no factor in your life. No reason to get upset over things that have nothing to do with you. For all the news out there, it makes you question why the hell they focus on the same 5 stories for weeks on end (i.e. East palestine train incident). It's enough to piss you off.

I messaged WQED to express my dissatisfaction with programming on Saturday morning by a repetition…read moreof the program "What Pittsburgh Eats " on 3/15 I have been a sustainer for 8+ years and have previously believed in supporting this station. I turned on the TV this morning (3/22) and guess what was on? Yep. "What Pittsburgh Eats". It almost seems purposeful and vindictive. So I am going to cancel my sustainer membership and would encourage everyone to rethink theirs. If this was purposeful, it is absolutely not a way to treat people giving you money.

This is a great location for a meeting, a board I serve on meets here regularly and WQED has been…read morevery community minded in loaning the space. I've had a chance to see the original set from Mister Rogers Neighborhood, plus I've met several radio/TV personalities in the hallways. You can rent studio space here, either for filming or for an event. I've been to several events there, and they've all been excellent. The catering is by Common Plea. Aside from that, the station creates wonderful local and national shows, especially under the creative leadership of Rick Sebak.

Definitely not my favorite channel, as they tend to sensationalize the news. The coverage of…read moresports, however is often excellent. Their website is frankly quite stale, for example, I noticed a blog is 4 years out of date. Otherwise, they are an adequate member of the community and we are happy to have them located here on the North Side.

i like all the local programming and the newscasts. and i don't mind simpsons being aired on a…read moresunday evening it's one of the best cartoons ever

No more Smackdown. It's on SyFy now…read more SyFy?

Beware, after listening to them it was obvious they did not read my original email to them…read moreregarding their company and what they do. Then they read through a mini novel of history and "what we will do for you" speech that as you are listening to it you begin to suspect, and yes there it is, we only charge $495 will that be Visa or MC? Sounds fishy and it is, I spoke with several other studios and not one of them has yet tried to car salesman close the deal on $495.00.

Channel 11 is the NBC affiliate located in the Summer Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh. I visited…read moretheir new studio in April, which was built in 2007, and it is certainly quite impressive. The XI in the call letters WPXI stands for the Roman Numeral 11. Their local news broadcasts are too sensationalized for my taste, and I feel they could report more of the positive news that happens in the neighborhoods.

99% of the acutal reporting is focused on awful/negative events geared towards getting a reaction…read moreout of people. Not only that, the same few stories are often told multiple times a day for an entire week. I'm not insensitive, but I'm sick of hearing about the officer that died a week ago or the shooting that happened a month ago. More positive news could benefit everyone.