Amy Hudak

“I’m grateful that you care about people and trying to make sure, if you see a situation that’s horrible, that you have compassion to help,” the woman tells 11 Investigates.

As the NFL Draft approaches and hundreds of thousands of people make plans for the big event, scammers are hard at work looking to steal your money and personal information.

A program that helps deliver meals to those in need throughout the South Hills is in jeopardy of losing its location.

The Better Business Bureau of Western Pennsylvania says these messages won’t go out until the summer, so if you get one now, it’s likely a scammer trying to cash in.

After losing power one too many times, a North Hills family spent several hundred dollars on a generator, only to get a jaw-dropping surprise instead.

Neighbors at Bracken House apartments on Pittsburgh’s North Shore tried to raise concerns about the safety of the parking garage a month before it collapsed on top of cars.

Just how much more are you paying at the airport for the same thing you can buy at a store down the street? 11 Investigates Amy Hudak bought a plane ticket and headed to Pittsburgh International Airport to answer that question.

Tail wagging with excitement, Chief sprinted to Liam, his new big brother.

A mom says her five-year-old son wandered away from his class during a trip to the park and roamed the streets of Pittsburgh without anyone from the school noticing.

The marquee at the soccer fields in the Meadowlands where Ryan Jenny coached, now reads 'Semper Fi Coach Ryan.'