Jordan Cioppa is a reporter at Pittsburgh Action News 4. With a diverse background in covering transportation and mobility, sports, and culture, she brings a unique perspective to her storytelling. Jordan has been featured in various outlets including FOX8 WGHP, CBS 17, and Yahoo News, showcasing her commitment to delivering engaging and informative content to her audience.
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Jordan Cioppa's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements, events, and breaking news in the Charleston area of South Carolina. The themes covered include Government & Politics, Crime, Family & Relationships with a primary focus on topics related to Charleston, President Biden's visits to the region, South Carolina-specific news including weather updates and local government policies or proposals.
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Garbage pick-up delays were the source of frustration for residents in Washington this week.
By: Jordan Cioppa
The Woodland Hills School District held a public hearing on Thursday to address accusations against the suspended superintendent.
The Ligonier Country Market will reopen on Saturday for its 50th season in Westmoreland County. This year not only marks a major milestone, but a fresh start for the summertime staple.
By: Jordan Cioppa
The voices of children, parents, and education activists echoed outside of the Pittsburgh Public Schools administration building on the eve of a critical school board vote.
The Pittsburgh Public Schools Board of Public Education approved a plan that will now close 12 schools and nine facilities in the district.
By: Jordan Cioppa
Residents at a Pittsburgh senior apartment complex reported a recent string of car break-ins this week.
By: Jordan Cioppa
A town hall on a proposed data center campus in Big Beaver Borough drew in a big crowd Tuesday night.
By: Jordan Cioppa
A public hearing on accusations made against the Woodland Hills School District superintendent resumed on Wednesday night.
By: Jordan Cioppa
A deadly inmate assault and other concerns were discussed at the Allegheny County Jail Oversight Board meeting on Thursday.
Millvale Borough officials are in search of a way to demolish a dilapidated townhome attached to other units.
