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From Beaver County Radio, WPXI and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Beaver County Radio40 minutes ago

    Steelers, Giant Eagle Partner to Provide Free Lunches for Students at City of Pittsburgh Rec Centers When Schools are Closed

    (File Photo of the Pittsburgh Steelers Logo) Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News (Pittsburgh, PA) The Pittsburgh Steelers announced today that they are partnering with Giant Eagle to provide free lunches for students who are attending the City of Pittsburgh’s 10 CitiParks Recreation Centers on select days when Pittsburgh Public Schools are closed or dismiss...

    Also reported byWPXITribLIVE.com

  2. KDKA Radio59 minutes ago

    Bethel Park schools on lockdown after report of possible weapon

    UPDATE: Lockdown at Bethel Park High School has been lifted, Middle school is on soft lockdown. Two schools in the Bethel Park School District are on lockdown after reports of a possible weapon. The district says the High school is on a “soft lockdown due to a situation at IMS, which is under full lockdown.” Police are investigating a Save to Say tip about the possibility of a weapon. No other details are known at this time. The districting is telling everyone to avoid the school and to not call. An update will be provided as soon as possible.

    Also reported byWPXIWTAE

  3. TribLIVE.com1 hour ago

    Bethel Park middle, high schools locked down after report of possible weapon

    Bethel Park put two schools on lockdown Monday morning after receiving an anonymous tip about “a student (that) may have brought a weapon to school,” officials said.

  4. KDKA Radio2 hours ago

    Busy and dangerous Mosside Boulevard to be redesigned

    A busy and sometimes dangerous intersection in Monroeville is being redesigned thanks to a grant from the state. The intersection where Mosside Boulevard comes together with Haymaker Road, Gateway Campus Boulevard and McGinley Road, had 13 traffic related deaths between 2021 and 2024, and carries almost 16,000 vehicles per day. It's near Gateway High School and AHN Forbes Regional Hospital. The hospital has led the way in wanting to redesign the intersection. The $3.34 million grant will create a new main entrance to the hospital complex among other changes. The redesign project should get…