11 Investigates: Confusion over co-response changes in Pittsburgh
A controversial change is creating confusion for first responders.
Latest Headlines by Rick Earle
11 Investigates: City of Pittsburgh ends co-response program
11 Investigates has uncovered new details about a plan to change the way social workers and police work in the city of Pittsburgh, and it has sparked controversy and outrage throughout the community.
City of Pittsburgh’s decision to hire 2nd Stop the Violence coordinator draws criticism
A controversy is brewing over Pittsburgh’s Stop the Violence program.
11 Investigates: Hazmat trucks out of service when called to respond to lithium battery fire
Chief Investigator Rick Earle has been tracking the developments involving the fleet for more than a year now.
11 INVESTIGATES EXCLUSIVE: Pgh Public Safety Ambassador reprimanded for accident in city vehicle
11 Investigates saw a big dent running along the driver’s side of one of the new Public Safety Ambassador cars parked at the Zone 6 police station in the West End this week.
11 INVESTIGATES FOLLOW UP: A year later, where’s the Pittsburgh Police yearbook?
Pittsburgh Police officers were ordered to have their pictures taken for a yearbook last year.
11 INVESTIGATES EXCLUSIVE: Retired Pgh Police school officer speaks out after Carrick stabbing
Eric Baldinger spent 27 years with the Pittsburgh Public School District, first as a security guard and then as a school police officer.
11 INVESTIGATES EXCLUSIVE: Pgh Ambulance door swings open, hits parked car, startling driver
11 Investigates has learned that a city of Pittsburgh ambulance with a patient onboard on the way to Allegheny General Hospital on the North Side was involved in an accident.
11 INVESTIGATES EXCLUSIVE: $1.7 Million school roof project shut down, contractor didn’t have permit
11 Investigates has learned that a $1.7 million roofing project at a Pittsburgh Public School has been shut down because the contractor did not have a permit to do the work.
From Pittsburgh to Mississippi: Hurricane Katrina 20 years later
It’s been 20 years since one of the worst hurricanes ever hit the U.S.
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