Wife of beloved runner who died on kayaking trip will honor his legacy through the sport he loved
Despite her grief, Tammy has returned to running and is determined to honor Don’s legacy through the sport.
By Talia Kirkland, WPXI-TV
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Fire destroys Butler County used book store, elderly woman living upstairs flown to hospital
An elderly woman was flown to a hospital after a fire broke out at a building in Butler County early Monday.
By Talia Kirkland, WPXI-TV
Mother of boy injured in attack at local school calling for accountability as police investigate
A local mother told Channel 11 News that her son was attacked inside his school.
By Talia Kirkland, WPXI-TV
Spectrum Fudge: A Sweet Mission with a Purpose
Spectrum Fudge is more than just a chocolate factory, located in Penn Hills, it’s a dream come to life.
By Talia Kirkland, WPXI-TV
‘I’m a little nervous’: Pittsburgh area businesses feeling impact of global tariff uncertainty
The uncertainty surrounding global tariffs is already impacting businesses in the Pittsburgh region.
By Talia Kirkland, WPXI-TV
Pittburgh city council member, frustrated residents want help from Gov. Shapiro in cleaning up trash
Residents from Pittsburgh’s Knoxville community expressed their concerns about illegal dumping and its impact on their neighborhood during a news conference held by City Council member Bob Charland on Tuesday morning.
By Talia Kirkland, WPXI-TV
Around 200 Pittsburgh area workers for federal safety agency laid off
At least two-thirds of the staff at the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) were laid off on Tuesday. Locally, the federal government cut 200 union positions from the agency responsible for researching and preventing workplace injuries and outbreaks.
By Talia Kirkland, WPXI-TV
Drivers anxious about possible economic impact of Trump’s planned tariff on imported autos
U.S. tariffs on imported cars are set to go into effect this week.
By Talia Kirkland, WPXI-TV
Part of McKnight Road to close for a month as new crossover project begins
More traffic restrictions are coming to McKnight Road as part of PennDOT’s ongoing improvement project.
By Talia Kirkland, WPXI-TV
Victim of shooting at apartment complex in Pittsburgh speaks out
Channel 11 News is learning new details about an early morning shooting that happened last month when a woman said she was shot by a woman she barely knew outside of an apartment building.
By Talia Kirkland, WPXI-TV
Parent accused of chasing down bus, confronting driver & yelling at elementary students on board
Allegheny County creating oversight board for newly-reopened Shuman Center
1 person hurt, dog killed in fire that destroyed West Deer mobile home
Pittsburgh educators react to President Trump’s plan to dismantle the Education Department
Parents of kids enrolled at Pittsburgh Conroy continue to speak out against restructuring plans
Hill District residents call for safety changes at intersection where 11-year-old was hit by bus
Pittsburgh food pantry worries it will have to end critical programs if it loses federal funding
Questions surround elderly man’s arrest in McKeesport; police chief defends officer’s use of force
Woman rescued through window of unstable Pittsburgh home
Pittsburgh City Council members deny pressuring Chris Ragland about assistant chief promotion
Acting Police Chief Chris Ragland resigns, pressured to meet demands that went against his morals
‘We felt very helpless’: Local cheer coach recalls shooting scare at national competition in Texas
Shadyside business owners remain optimistic despite recent, upcoming closures
Non-partisan group calling for national ‘economic blackout’ in response to moves from corporations
Dozens of Pittsburgh leaders inspire elementary students during Black History Month event
Tenants forced out after deadly fire return to find belongings stolen
3 killed, including child, in Kittanning duplex fire
Pittsburgh community freezes at ‘Polar Plunge’ to support Special Olympics PA
Allegheny County residents adjust to uptick in property tax bill
Rep. Summer Lee expresses concern over impact executive orders could have on Western Pennsylvania
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