Gordon Loesch

1 month ago | sports.yahoo.com | Gordon Loesch

As runners heal up from the Pittsburgh Marathon weekend, we’re catching up with a local teacher who brought her student along for the entire 26-mile journey. For them, this wasn’t just a race, it was a shared experience and a chance to cross the finish line together. AdvertisementMegan Megrey is a special education teacher at the Watson Institute in Sewickley. In this year’s full marathon, she ran with her 5-year-old student, Miesha. “It came to a fruition because she really loves people watching.

Feb 12, 2025 | wpxi.com | Gordon Loesch

CANONSBURG, Pa. — Every day, 14 Pennsylvanians die from opioid overdose. Now- new technology is available for the first time in our area, helping investigators get dangerous drugs off the streets faster than ever before. Channel 11 anchor Gordon Loesch got an exclusive look at the system designed to save lives.

Jan 8, 2025 | wpxi.com | Gordon Loesch

PITTSBURGH — Gordon Loesch has been named the new co-anchor of our Channel 11 News evening newscasts. He will succeed longtime Pittsburgh anchor David Johnson following his retirement from the station after 40 years. Gordon, who joined the WPXI family in 2004, has covered some of the biggest stories in Pittsburgh over the last two decades, including anchoring live coverage of the Fern Hollow Bridge collapse and the mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue.

Nov 1, 2024 | wpxi.com | Gordon Loesch

PITTSBURGH — It’s time to fall back. On Nov. 3, we move our clocks back one hour to standard time. For some, the change is no big deal. “I think it plays no part in my life really. It doesn’t have an impact on me,” said recent Pitt graduate Krishna Patel. “I like the cold, and I don’t mind being in the dark sometimes,” added Pittsburgh resident Kirk Bridges. But for so many others, changing the clocks has a big impact.

Sep 26, 2024 | wpxi.com | Gordon Loesch

CORAOPOLIS, Pa. — As kids have returned to a busy and hectic school schedule, a special program is expanding in Western Pennsylvania to give them a few minutes each day to refocus and recenter themselves. It’s called Mindful Music Moments. We caught up with kids at Cornell Elementary School in Coraopolis who use the program just after lunch.