Bob Mayo is a reporter at WTAE-TV. He focuses on a range of topics including politics, government, and the courts, while also covering crime and social issues relevant to Pennsylvania. Bob has been featured in WJCL 22 and WTAE, and he has received over 30 awards for excellence in journalism throughout his nearly four-decade career.
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Pittsburgh Public Safety confirmed SWAT is in the area of Lowrie Street and Croft Street in the city's Troy Hill Neighborhood.
By: Bob Mayo
Light of Life Rescue Mission's Thanksgiving work continues to grow. Over 1,000 people facing homelessness and food insecurity were served throughout Thursday at one of its North Side locations alone.
Now, at the age of 27, his civil rights lawsuit against those troopers is coming to trial at a federal court in Pittsburgh.
By: Bob Mayo
A big sinkhole that appeared on Rippey Street in Pittsburgh's East Liberty neighborhood had Pittsburgh Water investigators working until dusk Monday evening, searching to learn more about the cause.
By: Bob Mayo
Other voices may boom more loudly in speeches, but Casey believes his legacy is in accomplishments as a dedicated voice for those Pennsylvanians.
By: Bob Mayo
Jurors in Pittsburgh ruled against a man's civil rights lawsuit that sought damages over Pennsylvania State Police troopers bringing a murder charge against him when he was 11.
By: Bob Mayo
Ross Farm, built in 1910, is family-owned for six generations and got its high-speed connection a couple of months back: "It really helps the family farm adapt and become what it is for the new generation."
Mayor Ed Gainey held a news briefing Monday to update city efforts to house homeless people during the winter.
By: Bob Mayo
In nonviolent incidents, they can be an alternative to sending in law enforcement, be teamed with law enforcement or follow up an interaction with police.
Police are searching for a 16-year-old who they say shot another teenager in the head, killing him Wednesday.
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