Nicole Ford
Reporter at WPXI-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)
Emmy Award Winning, National & 2x Regional Murrow Reporter @WPXI • Formerly @KDKA @WSPA7 & @WCTI12 • WVU Alum • Tweets are my own • 📧 [email protected]
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Nicole Ford
Burned down to the frame, not much is left of a mobile home on Ranch Street in Beaver County. “You can smell it, you can see it, I don’t know what else is going on,” said Yvonne Weber, who lives nearby. Weber has lived on the street for more than 30 years. Walking the road Thursday morning, she got a full view of the impact of this fire. “It’s a nice quiet neighborhood, everybody knows everybody, it’s kind of shocking to see what happened,” Weber said.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Nicole Ford
Paul Miller’s name is now etched into law 15 years after a tragedy. “The Paul Miller incident is a really tragic ending to how serious distracted driving and the impact it can have on families,” said Elizabeth Township Police Chief Ken Honick. Miller was killed on the eastern side of the state by a distracted driver in 2010. For 15 years, his mom pushed to make Pennsylvania a hands-free state. Starting June 5th, the law that bears his name is in effect.
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1 week ago |
wpxi.com | Nicole Ford
PITTSBURGH — The pictures tell the stories, a dozen photos and a collar, all beloved pets by two women. Tears still fill their eyes as they recall the heart-shattering news that the ashes behind each of their photos may not belong to their beloved pets. “These animals were members of their family, and they believe their family was not treated with any type of respect in fact it was disrespect,” said Attorney Robert Peirce. The class action lawsuit is now being filed as more victims come forward.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Nicole Ford
Nicole FordSat, May 3, 2025 at 12:12 AM UTC1 min readThe pictures tell the stories, a dozen photos and a collar, all beloved pets by two women. Tears still fill their eyes as they recall the heart-shattering news that the ashes behind each of their photos may not belong to their beloved pets. “These animals were members of their family, and they believe their family was not treated with any type of respect in fact it was disrespect,” said Attorney Robert Peirce.
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2 weeks ago |
wpxi.com | Nicole Ford
CHARTIERS VALLEY, Pa. — Class is back in session at Chartiers Valley Primary School, but that’s not the case district-wide. “In previous years, I had reached out to the Department of Education and been approved for emergency waivers for special circumstances, power outages like this I thought would fall into that category,” said Dr. Daniel Castagna who is the Superintendent at Chartiers Valley.
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