Cara Sapida is a Reporter at Channel 11 News. With a focus on crime, regional interest, and healthcare, she covers a diverse range of topics including Pennsylvania's oil and gas industry and issues related to sexual exploitation. Cara's work has been featured in Yahoo News and WPXI-TV.
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Cara Sapida's focus lies predominantly in local news, particularly within the realms of family & relationships, government & politics, and crime stories. Her coverage heavily features evolving and breaking news alongside government announcements.
For effective outreach to Cara, consider providing insights related to ongoing or emerging local issues that are relevant to her coverage area of Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh. Additionally, pitches focused on human-interest stories involving community events or volunteering opportunities may align with her reporting tendencies. If you have information about significant developments in local government or political spheres within this region, it could also be of interest to her.
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Channel 11 has learned the Allegheny County Health Department shut them down after inspectors found multiple violations, from pest control concerns to plumbing and food temperature issues.
By: Cara Sapida
A Westmoreland County jewelry store’s display cases are bare, just weeks before Christmas.
UPPER SAINT CLAIR, Pa. — Four SWAT team officers have been cleared of any wrongdoing in the fatal shooting of a man during a mental health crisis in Upper Saint Clair.
By: Cara Sapida
Jordan Brown spent seven years in juvenile detention for the murder of his dad’s pregnant girlfriend, Kenzie Houk, before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court unanimously overturned his murder conviction due to insufficient evidence.
Lefty’s in the Strip District will close its doors in January.
By: Cara Sapida
On the second day of the new year, riders taking the T inbound from the South Hills discovered it was only going to the First Avenue station.
WASHINGTON, Pa. — A beloved Washington grandmother was shot and killed in a drive-by in 2022.
WASHINGTON, Pa. — NOTE: The above video aired before the verdict was determined in the case. The updated information can be found below.
WASHINGTON, Pa. — The Southwestern Pennsylvania Area Agency on Aging notified area seniors that Grab and Go Meals which they’ve been providing for five years are ending. The abrupt decision is due to a decrease in federal funding, according to the agency’s director.
By: Cara Sapida
A 30-year-old veteran is speaking out about the night he faced a gunman at a Pittsburgh nightclub, and is being credited with saving lives.
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