Sheldon Ingram

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Reporter at WTAE-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Oakmont Country Club to host U.S. Open for 10th time, prepares for large crowds

3 days ago | wtae.com | Sheldon Ingram

U.S. Open organizers say no country club has hosted the golf tournament as often as Oakmont Country Club, the last tournament being in 2016.As for this year's event, which starts next week, spectators will see a radical makeover for the event. "Since 2016, a ton of trees have been taken down, so it's a new look to this golf course," said Julia Pine, U.S. Open media coordinator.
Mon Valley mayors say they're confident of the future after Trump announces Nippon Steel investment in U.S. Steel

4 days ago | wtae.com | Sheldon Ingram

Mon Valley mayors say they're confident of the future after Trump announces Nippon Steel investment in U.S. Steel Updated: 6:20 PM EDT Jun 2, 2025 West Mifflin Mayor Chris Kelly and North Braddock Mayor Cletus Lee are confident that the Mon Valley region will take a leap forward, resulting from Nippon Steel's investment in U.S. Steel.They were part of a local grassroots campaign, along with local union leaders, to convince President Donald Trump and lawmakers to endorse the deal."Not only is...
Respect and honor given to fallen service members at Allegheny Cemetery

1 week ago | wtae.com | Sheldon Ingram

A ceremony honoring fallen service members drew a large crowd after the annual Memorial Day parade in Lawrenceville Monday.Taps played by two trumpeters, a prayer, and the laying of the wreath were all witnessed by those who chose to show respect and honor to fallen military personnel."America has problems, but it's the greatest nation we live in on Earth, and those who died to birth the nation, we need to honor them," said Roger Williams, whose father served in the United States Army during...
Hill District resident fights Pennsylvania Act 135 and nonprofit group that wants his property

2 weeks ago | wtae.com | Sheldon Ingram

Momar Milliones, of Pittsburgh's Hill District, has taken his fight to the Court of Common Pleas Civil Division in an attempt to keep his house from being taken over by a nonprofit group. He said a fire severely damaged his house on Iowa Street in 2009, but he started renovation efforts in 2020, securing permits from the city for electrical, plumbing, and mechanical work.
Pittsburgh's Citi Parks offering highest lifeguard wages ever to avoid shortage

3 weeks ago | wtae.com | Sheldon Ingram

It is described as an aggressive recruiting campaign to bring in lifeguards for city pools to avoid the lifeguard shortage of 2021."In 2021, the city was only able to open 8 out of 18 pools because of lack of lifeguards," said City Council District 7 Rep.
Thousands of Pennsylvanians have unclaimed property waiting for them, and most don't know it

3 weeks ago | wtae.com | Sheldon Ingram

Tens of thousands of Pennsylvanians are owed money held in the general fund, classified as unclaimed money. It totals $4.5 billion, with more than $400 million in Allegheny County alone. At the state Finance Building, staff members in the Pennsylvania Treasury Department maintain records of billions of dollars owed to state residents. Those funds are handled electronically, rather than in the state vault. "This is money that does not belong to the state.
Pittsburgh council members interpret questions on the ballot for city voters

3 weeks ago | wtae.com | Sheldon Ingram

The primary election is Tuesday, May 20. Pittsburgh residents will vote on three questions on the ballot, questions that may appear to be confusing. One question reads: "Shall the Pittsburgh Home Rule Charter, Article One, Home Rule Powers - Definitions, be supplemented by adding a new Section, '105.
Man sentenced in DUI crash that injured 2 college athletes seeks lighter sentence

4 weeks ago | wtae.com | Sheldon Ingram

Gared Parker Knight, 31, pleaded guilty to drunk driving that resulted in a head-on collision that seriously injured two female college athletes.Judge Katherine Emery sentenced him to 18-48 months in prison on April 28, but Knight's attorneys will be heard in a hearing Monday in their attempt to receive a lighter sentence."He has extreme remorse, he has extreme feelings of guilt and he knows he has to face consequences, but we want those consequences to be just a little bit more in balance...
Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank sees uptick in service after severe storms

1 month ago | wtae.com | Sheldon Ingram

Hundreds of thousands of residents in western Pennsylvania saw their lives turned upside down after April 29's unprecedented storms resulted in major damage and prolonged power outages. It hurled ferocious wind speeds that sucked roofs off buildings, snapped utility poles, and destroyed 250 transformers, based on data from Duquesne Light.As a result, many families lost hundreds of dollars of food, forcing them to turn to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank in a pinch.
Pirates gameday employee suspended after fight with fan at PNC Park

1 month ago | wtae.com | Sheldon Ingram

A PNC Park gameday employee was suspended after a physical altercation broke out between him and a fan following the Pirates-Padres game Sunday night. In a now-viral video posted on social media, a PNC Park gameday employee was seen punching a man at least three times following a verbal argument. A Pirates team spokesperson said the verbal altercation began between two men and a female food and beverage employee.

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