Marcie Cipriani is a News Reporter at WTAE-TV, where she has been delivering impactful stories since 2000. With a focus on a diverse range of topics including crime, social issues, and sports, particularly football, Marcie's reporting spans areas such as construction, real estate, and world affairs. She has been featured in several prominent outlets including WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore, WISN-TV, and WCVB Channel 5.
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Marcie's coverage focuses heavily on local news, particularly in the Pittsburgh area. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, family & relationships, and sports within Pennsylvania. If you have insights or information relevant to ongoing local events or developing stories in these areas, especially related to crime or community issues in Western PA, it would likely be of interest to her.
Given her focus on local events and the evolving nature of her coverage, reaching out with timely updates around criminal investigations or human-interest stories from the Pittsburgh region could increase your chances of getting noticed by Marcie Cipriani.
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Sweet 16 homecoming for former local high school athlete
By: Marcie Cipriani
The man pleaded guilty to bankruptcy fraud and mail fraud in connection with a 2022 fire on East Carson Street in Pittsburgh's South Side.
By: Marcie Cipriani
A retired assistant special agent in charge with the Secret Service and owner of Capitol Security Consultants said while anytime people hear gunfire and school, it is disturbing, the shooting inside a Madison, Wisconsin, school and the shots fired outside Perry are wildly different.
By: Marcie Cipriani
Officials at UPMC Matilda H. Theiss Health Center say the community stepped up big, and the toy drive was opened up to not only patients but other families in the Hill District neighborhood.
By: Marcie Cipriani
Gatto Cycle shop pitched in and one of their employees, Will Ryan, matched it.
By: Marcie Cipriani
PLUM, Pa. — Elijah Mendez, 17, began running a mile to Plum's Renton Volunteer Fire Department six months ago when he started volunteering as a firefighter.
Residents living near the plant say the noise created by the malfunction sounded like an explosion.
By: Marcie Cipriani
A former athletic trainer at Pine-Richland School District is facing charges after police say he recorded students in the locker room there and at another school in eastern Pennsylvania.
Employees at Charleroi's 132-year-old glass factory were notified that the plant's closure was delayed, and their layoffs were postponed.
Greene County regional police are investigating after Chief William DeForte said two people were living in a home with their dead relative for approximately six months.
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