Bob Mayo
WTAE-TV Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA, United States
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Recent articles by Bob:
Arrest warrant for Brashear High senior charged with aggravated assault, victim's family speaks out
The criminal complaint filed by a school police officer confirms this was the fourth incident this school year involving the two. → Read More
Head of the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers cites citywide stresses reflected in school violence
She sees the stresses from the pandemic and other issues present in everyone's lives also having an impact on what's happening in the schools. → Read More
Brashear student faces aggravated assault charge in attack
No information is being released on the condition of the victim who was hospitalized for his injuries. → Read More
Gov. Wolf, Mayor Gainey address youth gun violence
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has been reaching out to local leaders about the killing of the Oliver Citywide Academy student. → Read More
Warrantless stop and frisk by Pittsburgh police? Document why, first, proposes Councilman Burgess
Councilman the Rev. Ricky Burgess wants to require that Pittsburgh police officers document the reason they're going to stop and frisk someone without a warrant before they actually stop the pedestrian. → Read More
Snowfall kept Cranberry Township Public Works crews busy
Some Cranberry residents who spoke with Pittsburgh's Action News 4 were pleased with the results on their neighborhood streets. → Read More
Omicron variant less severe? Pitt expert provides context
A Pitt professor of medicine and epidemiology explains that, while clinically less severe than the delta variant, omicron is still a severe variant and much more transmissible than delta. → Read More
Video captures attack on homeless Pittsburgher
In the video, you can see a group of three people going after the victim at the corner of Liberty Avenue and Seventh Street as the victim tries to get away. T → Read More
COVID-19 hospital admissions growing in Southwestern Pa., AHN and UPMC confirm
UPMC says its facilities are operating at or near capacity and remain open for patients in all communities it serves. → Read More
Oakland Crossings development zoning changes delayed by Gainey
Gainey's office says he is seeking to make sure equitable development and affordable housing are prioritized and that he wants his administration to engage with community groups and the developer. → Read More
Reps. Lamb, Doyle, Kelly speak out on Jan. 6 insurrection anniversary, Reschenthaler does not
Pittsburgh's Action News 4 reached out to four members of the western Pennsylvania congressional delegation – two Democrats and two Republicans – for their thoughts on Jan. 6. → Read More
Proposed Wilkinsburg-Pittsburgh merger issue heats up
Allegheny County Senior Judge Joseph James has ruled the petition to put a proposed annexation of Wilkinsburg by the city of Pittsburgh on the ballot for Wilkinsburg voters is valid. → Read More
Who should get COVID-19 testing and where: What UPMC and Children's Hospital doctors are saying
UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh confirms it has opened a second unit to expand its capability to care for pediatric COVID-19 patients. → Read More
Hospitalized for 2 months, fighting COVID-19, Penn Hills man talks about his release
His close calls included being put on and off a ventilator twice. → Read More
Pittsburgh International Airport sees some flight delays and cancellations
For some airlines, flight cancellations and delays are due to weather, while, for some others, staff shortages due to employee illnesses with COVID-19 are the cause. → Read More
RMU reinstates ice hockey programs beginning in 2023
Robert Morris University announced Friday it is reinstating its NCAA Division I men's and women's hockey programs for the 2023-24 season. → Read More
Mayor Peduto blasts back at DA Zappala over Jim Rogers death case
"I want to see Steve Zappala, on camera, apologizing," Peduto said Thursday. → Read More
Where does the the investigation of Jim Rogers death stand? DA, mayor, county police and medical examiner respond
Mayor Peduto says the city is cooperating with county police and the district attorney and conducting an internal investigation as well. → Read More
Battle over tolling I-79 plus 8 other interstate bridges rages on
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is pressing ahead, laying the groundwork for charging tolls on nine bridges across Pennsylvania to raise money for repair and replacement. → Read More
City Council hears about potential impact if Wilkinsburg is annexed by Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Council President Theresa Kail-Smith feels any talk of mergers should be part of a larger discussion involving more communities and Allegheny County. → Read More