Meghan Schiller

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Meghan Schiller

A woman in Ross Township said she is ready to move after paying hundreds of dollars in electric bills for months. Jaden Hunzeker lives alone with her cat at Alder Ridge in Ross Township. She is in a one-bedroom apartment, but her electric bills tell a different story. "I was getting bills that were $400 a month for electric," she said. "Looking at the charges like $200 for a DLC charge, your supply is also around $200. I was like that doesn't make sense.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Meghan Schiller

A growing sinkhole outside a home on Pittsburgh's North Side is causing problems for one homeowner. The handicap parking spot reserved for Virginia Chinko outside her North Side home is now occupied by a sinkhole. It's not even necessarily the sinkhole, but it's the problems coming from it that are causing her stress. Judy Chinko says water is coming through the wall in her mother's basement. "Big pain in the butt," Virginia Chinko said.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Meghan Schiller

Pittsburgh-area woman warns others of jury duty scam phone call A Pittsburgh-area woman wants to warn others about what she calls a very concerning scam phone call. It involved spoofed phone numbers and very detailed personal information. She reached out to KDKA Consumer Investigator Meghan Schiller in hopes of spreading the word. Melissa Stalder works from home in Upper St. Clair and the phone's always ringing. That's why when a strange number popped up, she didn't think twice.

2 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Meghan Schiller

Click here for updates on this story    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Call him a pothole politician or a local lawmaker standing on principle. On Thursday, a state representative stood in a hole for more than five hours, trying to force construction crews to call 911 and alert city officials. He said it was all because of a paving mishap. State rep wants road pavedForget the yellow safety vest or the hard hat. Rep. Joe McAndrew is donning a shirt and tie, trying to prove a point.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Meghan Schiller

Pennsylvania state representative stands in front of construction crews to fight for project Call him a pothole politician or a local lawmaker standing on principle. On Thursday, a state representative stood in a hole for more than five hours, trying to force construction crews to call 911 and alert city officials. He said it was all because of a paving mishap. State rep wants road pavedForget the yellow safety vest or the hard hat. Rep.