Kristine Sorensen

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Kristine Sorensen

A unique, immersive theater and dance production at Point Park University combines STEM and art, focusing on the elements of fire, air, water and earth, and it's probably unlike any performance you've ever attended. "Ascend" is a family-friendly production choreographed and directed by Keisha Lalama, managing and artistic director of the Pittsburgh Playhouse at Point Park. She says she wanted the show to feel youthful, which is why her sons, who are in their 20s, helped write it.

1 week ago | kidsburgh.org | Kristine Sorensen

A unique, immersive theater and dance production at Point Park University combines STEM and art, focusing on the elements of fire, air, water and Earth - and it's probably unlike any performance you've ever attended. "Ascend" is a family-friendly production choreographed and directed by Keisha Lalama, managing and artistic director of the Pittsburgh Playhouse at Point Park. She says she wanted the show to feel youthful, which is why her sons -who are in their 20's - helped write it.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Kristine Sorensen

The role of women in the Catholic Church is a big issue With the conclave to select a new Pope beginning on May 7, many are wondering in what direction a new pope will take the Catholic Church. The role of women in the Church is a big issue, and there are Catholics in the Pittsburgh region hoping women will be able to take bigger roles in the near future.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Kristine Sorensen

With the warmer weather and summer vacations starting soon, more people will be driving with their pets in the car, but that can pose a lot of dangers to you, your pet and other drivers. Marcy Kronz loves her dogs like family, including Joker, a 6-year-old golden retriever who's traveled all the way to the Westminster Dog Show in Great Britain. "He's a show dog who also competes in AKC Hunt Fest, and he's my best friend, most importantly," Kronz says.

2 weeks ago | kidsburgh.org | Kristine Sorensen

Photo above of Kristine Sorensen at the 2025 March for Babies event courtesy of KDKA-TV. Having a baby is one of the most awe-inspiring experiences a person can have. But for many families, it doesn't happen the way they hoped or planned. That's why the March of Dimes raises money to fund research to give all moms and babies a healthy start.