Eric Heyl, Patch Staff
- Pittsburgh, PA
Patch Pittsburgh Field Editor Eric Heyl has three decades of experience as a reporter, editor and columnist. From 1999 to 2016, he was the lead metro columnist for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, where his work won numerous national, state and local awards. He's the former president of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists and current president of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists Education Foundation, which provides scholarships to collegiate newspaper columnists. Heyl lives in Pittsburgh with his wife and two daughters.
Posting Activity
Pittsburgh|News|
Allegheny County Jail Correctional Officer Indicted
The correctional officer, already facing drug charges, finds himself in further trouble with the law.
North Hills, PA|News|
Just Listed In Ross: Marie Drive 3BR For $369,900
This home can be yours for as little as $1,782 per month.
Pittsburgh|News|
One Dead In Pittsburgh-Area Apartment Building Fire
A person was killed Wednesday when fire ravaged a Pittsburgh-area apartment building.
Cranberry, PA|News|
8 Kids Sickened After Swimming In Southwestern PA Pool
The children experienced gastrointestinal distress after swimming in the pool recently.
Pittsburgh|News|
Health Department Fines U.S. Steel For Pollution Violations
The Allegheny County Health Department has penalized U.S. Steel for pollution violations at the Clairton Coke Works.
Robinson-Moon, PA|News|
Just Listed In Moon: Staunton Drive 3BR For $479,900
Exterior maintenance and driveway snow removal is included in this home's HOA fee.
Pittsburgh|News|
Vinyl Tap: Pittsburgh Prepares To Mark Record Store Day
With Record Store Day occurring June 12, here's a look at some of the Pittsburgh area's best record stores.
Pittsburgh|News|
PA House Votes To Terminate Wolf's COVID-19 Disaster Declaration
The Republican-controlled House has voted to end the disaster declaration that has been in effect for the past 15 months.
Pittsburgh|News|
Consumer Alert Issued For Pittsburgh-Area Pizza Shop
The Allegheny County Health Department has issued a consumer alert for a popular Pittsburgh-area pizzeria.
Cranberry, PA|News|
Seneca Valley To Vote On Dropping Native American Imagery
Seneca Valley School District directors next week will consider eliminating all Native American imagery.
Plum-Oakmont, PA|News|
Elderly Oakmont Woman Struck And Killed By Train In Pittsburgh
A 78-year-old woman died Tuesday night after being hit by a train near the Waterworks Mall.
North Hills, PA|News|
Ross Park Mall To Welcome New Retailer
Another retailer is coming to one of Pittsburgh's most popular shopping destinations.
Pittsburgh|News|
Severe Storms Possible For Pittsburgh Area
The National Weather Service says there is a risk of damaging storms today in Pittsburgh and other parts of Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh|News|
Lindsey Buckingham To Play Pittsburgh
Find out here when the legendary former Fleetwood Mac star is coming to town.
Dormont-Brookline, PA|News|
Dormont Pool Opening Delayed
The opening of the Dormont Pool won't occur as scheduled, borough officials said.
Pittsburgh|News|
$3 Million Winning Lottery Ticket Sold In Southwestern PA
Find out here where the winning ticket was sold.
Cranberry, PA|News|
Seneca Valley Schools, Support Staff Reach Contract Agreement
The Seneca Valley School District and the union representing 144 secretaries and paraprofessionals have agreed on a new five-year pact.
North Allegheny, PA|News|
Kelly O's Diner Opening Third Location
The popular Pittsburgh diner is preparing to debut a new spot in Warrendale.
Upper St. Clair, PA|News|
Just Listed In Upper St. Clair: Luca Lane 3BR For $839,900
This luxurious home provides a one-level living option.
