Talia Kirkland is an award-winning journalist and general assignment reporter for WPXI-TV. She focuses on local news in the Pittsburgh area, covering a wide range of topics including community events, crime, and human interest stories. Talia is a proud alumna of Duquesne University and is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
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Talia Kirkland's coverage predominantly focuses on local news within the Pittsburgh area, emphasizing crime, community events, and evolving stories. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing local incidents or developments concerning community issues. Sources who can provide firsthand accounts or expert analysis of these local matters are likely to capture her attention.
Given Talia's focus on breaking news and evolving stories, she may be particularly receptive to sources who can offer unique insights into ongoing criminal investigations or community-related events in the Pittsburgh area.
Additionally, given her focus on family & relationships as well as traffic accidents alongside crime and community events, she might also find value in human-interest stories that touch upon these themes while being tied directly to local occurrences.
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By: Talia Kirkland
Last week, Channel 11 brought you the story of a 37-year-old man who police say was brutally attacked in Downtown Pittsburgh by a group of teenagers.
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By: Talia Kirkland
A local mom says her son who has autism was left alone on a Pittsburgh school van while the driver stopped at a Lawrenceville hotel.
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By: Talia Kirkland
As Election Day nears, many voters in Allegheny County have already cast their votes. They’re taking advantage of mail-in voting or over-the-counter voting, but for anyone who hasn’t submitted their ballot, here is what you need to know.
PITTSBURGH — Dozens of demonstrators gathered at Point Start Park to protest President-elect Donald Trump’s election victory on Friday. They carried signs that read, “We are not going back” and chanted, “My body, my choice.”
PITTSBURGH — President-elect Donald Trump and the Republicans who swept to victory last week vowed to roll back many LGBTQ+ rights. As the transition begins, many in the community are fearful of what that could mean for their marriages, healthcare, employment and even their names.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pa. — Courtnei Flannigan and her husband bought their Washington County home in 2018. At the time, it passed inspection, but what they didn’t know was the home’s foundation was crumbling beneath their feet.
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By: Talia Kirkland
The critical funding will help further renovate the center.
CLAIRTON, Pa. — New video obtained by Channel 11 shows the moment a home in Clairton exploded late Thursday night.
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