11 Investigates: P-card report draws Pittsburgh City Council’s attention
11 Investigates’ exclusive report on a new purchase card, or P-Card, controversy at Pittsburgh City Hall last week has attracted the attention of the Pittsburgh City Council.
Family, friends hold vigil to remember shot, killed outside market in Middle Hill
Family and friends came together in Pittsburgh’s Hill District in memory of a man who fell victim to gun violence.
Controversial Debate: Three Individuals Detained, Clashes Broken Up During Downtown Pittsburgh’s Light Up Night
WPXI - 11/23/2025 09:26:22 PM. During Pittsburgh's Light Up Night on Saturday, multiple fights broke out leading to the arrest of three individuals. The police had to disperse several altercations among the large crowd present in Downtown Pittsburgh. Among the arrested was a man accused of assaulting a police...
Light of Life to provide Pittsburghers in need with Thanksgiving meals
Volunteers were hard at work early on Thanksgiving morning, getting meals ready to help more than 1,000 people in need.
YINZgiving to deliver 3,000 meals across Pittsburgh for Thanksgiving
This year, more than 280 volunteers will assemble and distribute meals across Allegheny County.
11 Investigates: EMS district chief fired in overtime scandal
Chief Investigator Rick Earle confirmed that one of the employees, a district chief, has now been fired by the city.
Movies and TV shows casting in Pittsburgh
The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures the attention of Americans starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a...
Pittsburgh police officers spend Thanksgiving morning handing out meals to neighbors in need
Before sitting down to their own Thanksgiving dinners, Pittsburgh police and volunteers handed out thousands of meals to people in need.
Pittsburgh native killed in World War II now accounted for
A Pittsburgh native who was killed during World War II is now accounted for. Sgt. Sidney Burke, 22, was a member of the 22nd Bombardment Squadron, 341st Bombardment Group, 10th Air Force and served as the Armor-Gunner of a B-25C “Mitchell” bomber during a mission in Burma in 1943.
Dissatisfied with the Newly Opened GE Market District in East Liberty
The newly opened Giant Eagle Market District in East Liberty, located at the intersection of Penn and Shady, has been met with mixed reviews from the community. Despite being in a brand new building and in a prime urban location, some customers have expressed disappointment with the store. Criticisms include the...

















