Jennifer Tomazic

The family, whose son plays football at Duquesne University, say they're thankful for the Pittsburgh community helping them in the wake of the wildfires.

The holiday rush is on.

Pennsylvania has one of the highest numbers of veterans in the nation, and as they age, it’s hard to find and afford home health care. One Pittsburgh-area organization has a solution that helps our aging veterans and their families to remain in their homes.

Law enforcement agencies nationwide are reporting an increase in parking scams involving those QR codes.

A man from Pittsburgh is part of a medical trial that might be the catalyst to change a federal law.

A former deputy chief in Greensburg showed Channel 11 how his interest in firefighting foam helped him come up with a new way to fight wildfires.

Since last fall, Channel 11 has been pushing for answers about what is being done to try to stop wrong-way drivers on our roads.

As kids head back to school, we found high school best friends who spent part of their summer using their creativity to help others.

In the spring, Channel 11 told you about a change in Pennsylvania school code that opens the door for school districts to go to four-day school weeks.

A Westmoreland County woman is set to go for the gold. Hempfield’s Bridget Williams starts her quest on the pole vault next week in Paris.

Temperatures are set to soar again this week, and Americans are about to pay much more to cool their homes.

Point State Park’s iconic fountain is a favorite spot to watch fireworks on the Fourth of July.

Drowning is the leading cause of death for kids in the U.S., according to the CDC.

Breast cancer survivor preparing to raise awareness during special event before Pirates game

The Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission says there were 15 wrong-way crashes just along Route 28 in the last five years.

A change in a public school code that Governor Josh Shapiro signed at the end of last year now allows for four-day school weeks in Pennsylvania.

Perinatal OCD affects pregnant and postpartum women.

“I couldn’t believe it. I went to look myself and there was my child and my neighbor’s children.”

A Pittsburgh woman has found a unique way to help women impacted by breast cancer.

You may have an escape plan for your family, but if your house was actually on fire, would you be able to get out amid all the chaos?