Talia Kirkland

“It’s going to cost you more and more money out of pocket,” a real estate agent said.

PITTSBURGH — Former President Barack Obama made his first campaign stop in the City of Pittsburgh, rallying the vote for Vice President Kamala Harris. Joined by top state leaders like Gov. Josh Shapiro, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, and Senator Bob Casey, his visit comes as the race for the White House remains close. Harris’s supporters vowed on Thursday night to make her the next president of the United States.

PITTSBURGH — Two businesses less than half a mile apart were burglarized early Friday morning: one on Liberty Avenue in Bloomfield and the other on Penn Avenue in Lawrenceville.

MONROEVILLE, Pa. — For months, drivers and pedestrians have had to battle ongoing road work on William Penn Highway and mounting traffic. Residents who spoke with Channel 11 News said the road has grown more dangerous.

PITTSBURGH — Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Tim Walz wrapped up a campaign tour in Pittsburgh on Tuesday night.

“I could have died from the injuries that were sustained, I literally could have died,” the victim said.

PITTSBURGH — In recent weeks Pittsburgh has endured an uptick in hate crimes; from Jewish students physically attacked on the University of Pittsburgh’s campus to antisemitic vandalism at a local high school.

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.

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.

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.