11 Investigates now has the plan for what could happen to students at Pittsburgh Technical College if the school were shut down.
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A young man driving a dirt bike was struck by a white pick-up truck and left critically injured on the side of a local road.
Joyce and Gene Abel were throwing a birthday party for their 4-year-old granddaughter, Thea, on Saturday and said they didn’t see or hear it coming.
Pittsburgh families among those who go hungry after tens of thousands stolen in SNAP benefits in Pa.
Thieves are using skimming devices to steal money loaded onto EBT cards, which help families afford putting food on their table.
Multiple sources tell 11 Investigates the Attorney General’s Office is now investigating complaints about Pittsburgh Technical College’s spending and financial management, requesting specific financial documentation from the school.
11 Investigates is working to get answers for our viewers after families in Reserve Township reached out about excessive water bills they say they can’t afford to pay.
When she returned back to Bethel Park, she sat down exclusively with Channel 11 to talk about what justice looks like for Jaime, why the case is personal to her, and what comes next.
Less than a week after a federal jury handed down a guilty verdict for John Chapman in the cross-country kidnapping and killing of Bethel Park woman Jaime Feden, Channel 11 is sitting down exclusively with the local investigators who testified.
There’s been clashes at pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses across the country. Some colleges and universities were forced to go remote or cancel commencement ceremonies for the sake of safety, but in Pittsburgh, it was a very different story.
Half of the building on Fifth Street in Sharpsburg that went up in flames Sunday evening has now been demolished.