Jon Fisher

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1 person killed, 1 rushed to hospital in home invasion in Washington County Police in Washington County are investigating a deadly home invasion in Smith Township. According to county dispatchers, the incident occurred around 1 a.m. Monday morning at a home on Eleanor Street. Two people were found shot, one of them was rushed to the hospital, while the other was found dead at the scene.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Jonathan Fisher |Jon Fisher

City of Pittsburgh moves Fourth of July festivities to the North Shore for 2025 celebration The city of Pittsburgh announced its Fourth of July festivities, which include a move to the North Shore for the 2025 celebration. City officials are planning to host most of the events at the North Shore Riverwalk this year, due to the construction going on at Point State Park. They're also planning for festivities at Emerald View Park's Grandview Bandstand.

2 months ago | cbsnews.com | Jonathan Fisher |Jon Fisher

Mike Sullivan and the Pittsburgh Penguins have agreed to part ways, the team announced on Monday morning. The Penguins just wrapped up their 2024-25 campaign with a 34-36-12 record, missing the playoffs for a third straight season.

2 months ago | cbsnews.com | Jonathan Fisher |Jon Fisher

Water main break on McKnight Road causes lane restriction A water main break shut down a lane on McKnight Road in the Pittsburgh area on Monday morning. Repairs to fix the water main break are underway in the northbound lanes just after Ross Park Mall. The break occurred at the intersection of Johnanna Drive and Browns Lane, next to the Get-Go. The break occurred late Sunday evening, and there is no word on when the repairs will be complete.

2 months ago | cbsnews.com | Jonathan Fisher |Jon Fisher

A portion of Kennedy Blvd. in Aliquippa is closed due to flooding. According to the Aliquippa police department, Kennedy Blvd. near Cesina Sausage and Waugaman Street is shut down due to significant rainfall. The closure is also before the interchange of Monaca Road and Franklin Avenue. Officials deemed the area unsafe to pass through and will be closed until the water levels recede. PennDOT and the Aliquippa Water Authority are working to fix the issue.