Amy Hudak
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- 9
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- Jul 24, 2026
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Work completed at home of East Liberty woman whose sewer line was crushed by massive tree (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — An update to a Channel 11 exclusive: Work is finally finished at the home of an 83-year-old woman who was in jeopardy of losing her house when a massive, 200-year-old Sycamore tree crushed the sewer line. PREVIOUS COVERAGE >>> 82-year-old on the hook for massive bill after 200-year-old tree crushes sewer line The community, the city and total strangers stepped up to pay for the massive job, which cost nearly $40,000. âIâm over the moon,â Emma Johnson-Byas tells Channel 11. â
Multiple fires connected to properties owned by man accused in widespread fraud scheme (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — The two men accused of pulling off the largest deed fraud scheme in Western Pennsylvania history are out of jail. They were able to walk free ahead of their next court date, without paying a dime. 11 Investigates told you last week when detectives from the Allegheny County District Attorneyâs Office arrested William Schneider and William Petruskie on nearly 150 felony charges for the large-scale property thefts. 11 Investigates is learning the deed fraud scheme is not the only thi
11 Investigates: Woman out thousands of dollars says she was duped by local car dealership (opens the original)
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ROSS TOWNSHIP — A woman needed a new car, so she saved and shopped around for months, but she says what she got was not as advertised. Candace Washington never imagined sheâd be in this situation. Candace Washington never imagined sheâd be in this situation. Sheâs now out thousands of dollars, still canât drive the car and is stuck making monthly payments. She needed a new car after getting into an accident. She did her research and landed on a Ford Escape from Drivetime in Ross Township
Clean-up already underway at demo site of old Commercial Street Bridge (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — Channel 11âs 360 camera was placed in the blast zone of the old Commercial Street Bridge to give viewers the best angles of the implosion. You can see the moment the explosives are detonated before the bridge drops to the ground in a plume of brown debris. A cloud of smoke then roars toward the camera, completely obscuring the view. When the dust finally settles, a brown film is left behind on everything in its path. âIt looks like a bomb went off down there,â Jason Zang, the
Pittsburgh man who said he was a victim of identity theft now facing 130 charges, including forgery (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — An Allegheny County man who told 11 Investigates he was the victim of identity theft is now facing more than 130 counts of criminal charges, including forgery. PREVIOUS COVERAGE >>> 11 Investigates: Dozens of deeds in Allegheny County recorded into the names of criminals Detectives with the Allegheny County District Attorneyâs Office say William Schneider, 45, of Pittsburgh, forged notary seals and stole more than 35 properties by transferring his name onto deeds in Allegheny Coun
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