Jennifer Tomazic
WPXI
Pittsburgh, PA, United States
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Mental health expert says Pittsburgh ranks high among states with season affective disorder
Do days like today with nice temperatures and sunshine have you in a good mood? → Read More
FDA proposes new lead limit in baby food
This week, the FDA proposed new limits on the amount of lead in baby food. → Read More
Positive painting: Family remembers 9th grader lost to suicide by continuing her mission
Katie Whysong loved to paint. It was her way of expressing herself. → Read More
Future of transportation: Could we ever see the ‘T’ go to Pittsburgh International Airport?
When you land after a vacation, would you like to just hop on the “T” to get home? The idea has been talked about for a long time, and travelers told Channel 11′s Jennifer Tomazic that they’d like to see it happen. → Read More
‘College is not for everybody’: Local high school counselor says students have options
“We should be thinking about where the jobs are before we plan the educational process.” → Read More
‘College is not for everybody’: local high school guidance counselor says students have options
“We should be thinking about where the jobs are before we plan the educational process.” → Read More
New training school could help fill auto tech shortage in Pittsburgh area
If you’ve tried to get your car serviced, you might have been surprised on how long the wait is to get in. → Read More
Could brain surgery help with obesity? AHN doctors investigate
Can a type of brain surgery help with obesity? That’s what doctors at AHN are trying to find out in a new study. → Read More
Armstrong County hospital launches program to help patients after they’re released
“It’s helping the community as a whole,” one of the organizers said. → Read More
Local animal rescue helps dogs with special needs find homes
A local animal rescue has helped 3,000 dogs and cats find their forever homes. A couple hundred of them have special health circumstances that might have otherwise gotten them overlooked. → Read More
AHN, volunteer group shine light on pregnancy loss
Stillbirths might seem unimaginable but unfortunately they are reality for more families than you might think. One in four women suffer from pregnancy loss. → Read More
Local bakers compete in gingerbread competition on national TV
If your family has built a gingerbread house, you know it’s not easy, so you can imagine the pressure a local team felt when they were on national TV this week in a gingerbread competition! → Read More
October tornado outbreak flattened kennel that housed dogs for kids with special needs
The tornados in southwestern Pennsylvania in October flattened a Washington County kennel that housed dogs for kids with special needs. → Read More
Veteran uses Washington County business to help his community
As we thank our veterans this week for their service, one of them is using his thriving business to help the community. → Read More
Toddlers volunteering their time make us Proud to be from Pittsburgh
This Halloween, there are some new kids on the block bringing smiles to people’s faces. They’re tots volunteering their time. → Read More
Kindness board at Mars candy shop makes us Proud to be from Pittsburgh
A kindness board is on the wall right behind the counter at Mars Candy Land. Customers leave a dollar for those who are short or don’t have money for candy. → Read More
Pennsylvania teacher shortage concerns state department of education
The State Department of Education calls the teacher shortage in Pennsylvania one of the issues it is most concerned about this school year. → Read More
Keystone Oaks teachers focused on safety as they head back full-time to classroom with students
For the first time in a year and a half, teachers will be teaching to their students in person, all week long. → Read More
Pigsburgh Squealers animal rescue makes us proud to be from Pittsburgh
An animal rescue at a farm in Tarentum is home to a variety of pigs rescued from around the region. → Read More
School bus driver shortage continues in western Pennsylvania
There is still a school bus driver shortage in western Pennsylvania, but bus companies Channel 11 talked to say it doesn’t need to be this way because there are more opportunities when it comes to working for them than driving a big, yellow school bus. → Read More