Brittany Hoke
WTAE-TV Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA, United States
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Local Pharmacist says there's not enough vaccines for new phase 1A groups
"If we can't find somebody else who fits the category that we're vaccinating, we then take those shots and we just try to find an arm to put them in," Lavella said. → Read More
Police, other first responders starting to get vaccines ahead of phase 1B
According to Pittsburgh Public Safety, EMS, fire and police there are already getting their shots. → Read More
Woodland Hills teachers set to receive vaccines in coming weeks as district maps out reopening plan
Harris says they aren't mandatory, but school nurses would have the option to go first, followed by teachers, transportation and food service. → Read More
Teachers weigh in on being next in line for COVID-19 vaccine
"I can't wait," Gruber said. "If that's going to bring the students back, protect everybody, help everybody. Please. I'm all for it." → Read More
Retired Secret Service agent reacts to chaos at the US Capitol
Supporters of President Trump swarmed the building to protest the Electoral College vote, forcing a lockdown and clashes with police. → Read More
Pittsburghers struggling as relief package stalls
"We're having it real rough," said Ben Trotta of Coraopolis. "I had to borrow gas money to get down here to get my dog food and cat food. I'm not worried about whether I eat, I'm worried about them." → Read More
Local governments left out of economic stimulus aid
Murrysville is one of many municipalities being forced to make cuts. → Read More
Former North Braddock resident surprises entire community with gift cards
Giant Eagle gift cards contained $30 to spend however they wished. → Read More
"I can't wait to hug my kids." Frontline worker receives first dose of COVID-19 vaccine
Young mother of two has been splitting her time, testing patients for the virus at their site in the South Side and seeing patients at an urgent care center. → Read More
National Guard assisting Uniontown Nursing home after alarming rise in COVID-19 cases
Sister Ruth Plante, the Provincial with the Sisters of St. Basil who operates the care home says guard members will be helping with cleaning responsibilities but not resident care. → Read More
Steelers fans react to game being moved for third time
"I was hoping to see it Sunday. I hope it's not a ploy by Baltimore because they know we're going to whoop their tail," Duane R. of Penn Hills told Pittsburgh's Action News 4. → Read More
Greater Latrobe School District to return to blended learning model on Monday
Dozens of parents showed up to the socially distanced school board meeting. Most parents were seemingly intent on urging the board to allow their kids to get back to class. → Read More
Tree of Life commemoration goes virtual to honor 11 victims
"When I see her picture and her name I get really sad," Wedner said. → Read More
Washington County seeing high number of returned mail-in/absentee ballots
"I am surprised by the high percentage that already returned their ballot to us," Washington County Elections Director, Melanie Ostrander told Pittsburgh's Action News 4. "It shows a level of excitement and seriousness for this election." → Read More
Pennsylvania breaks registered voter record at deadline
Allegheny County officials say they need to finalize numbers and will do that report Tuesday. → Read More
Trump: "Don't be afraid of COVID." Doctors and survivors agree, under one condition
Monday night, President Donald Trump was discharged from Walter Reed Medical Center, although doctors say "he isn't out of the woods yet." → Read More
Mail-in ballot concerns, PA Attorney General and opponent weigh in
With just over a month to go until the election, some voters are still trying to decide what they think is the safest way to cast their ballot. → Read More
Family, friends of Romir Talley demand answers during Wilkinsburg council meeting
Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 has reached out to the police chief and Mayor Garret for comment and to find out the status of Officer Gowans. → Read More
PA Attorney General sues Gillece Services, alleging they've scammed customers for 'years'
"We gave them a chance to clean up their practices and as we continued to get complaints against them, it's clear that we need to take action," Ambrose said. → Read More
Pittsburgh Public Schools board set to vote on superintendent’s contract, fall sports on Wednesday
Brantley said he thinks that if Hamlet gets enough votes to stay, the board needs to come together and put children first. → Read More