Sheldon Ingram is a Reporter at Pittsburgh Action News 4. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, sports—particularly football and the NFL—government and politics, as well as regional and world news, with a focus on social issues in Pennsylvania. Sheldon’s work has also been featured in KOAT 7 and WTAE.
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Not much enthusiasm could be found among Steelers fans exiting Acrisure Stadium Saturday night.
By: Sheldon Ingram
Early Monday morning was intense inside the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation District 11 Traffic Command Center, where dozens of monitors are connected to 300 cameras.
By: Sheldon Ingram
Residents in Pittsburgh neighborhoods with steep streets routinely conduct pre-trip planning before leaving home when snowfall hits.
Steelers have lost 4 straight games heading into first-round playoff game at Baltimore PITTSBURGH —
A public advisory emphasizes caution and patience when driving late Friday night into Saturday morning, as crews focus on critical streets first.
Oakmont police call it the most dangerous intersection in the borough — the corner of Hulton Road and Third Street.
As cold temperatures and snowfall begin making their way to Western Pennsylvania, doctors at Allegheny General Hospital advise the public to wear layers and protect the skin.
The signature tunnel taking passengers from landside to airside will mimic the drive through the Fort Pitt Tunnel onto the Fort Pitt Bridge, with electronic imagery to enhance the experience.
Metro Heating & Cooling is averaging 150 calls a week this winter to attend to broken furnaces. Next week will be a challenge as a piercing deep freeze moves into the region.
This region hasn't seen this much ice on the rivers since 2018, and it continues to swell as it travels south.
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