Heavy Storms, Gun Violence, and Affordable Housing Dominate Pittsburgh Weekend News
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Heavy Storms, Gun Violence, and Affordable Housing Dominate Pittsburgh Weekend News
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Turning to breaking news, it was a tense overnight in Lincoln-Lemington. Police and first responders found a man shot in the head in the seven-thousand block of Churchland Street early this morning. He is now in critical condition. Authorities are investigating, and there’s a call for anyone with information to come forward. This comes as gun violence prevention remains top of mind citywide. Local advocates are warning that funding cuts could stall the progress that Pittsburgh has made recently.
At City Hall, the debate over affordable housing is heating up. This week, city council heard heated testimony on a bill that would bring inclusionary zoning to more neighborhoods. The goal is to push for more affordable homes, but concerns remain about whether funding and regulations are lining up to truly serve Pittsburgh residents. Council says more talks are on the way, and the stakes are high as home affordability is a hot issue in our real estate market.
Speaking of real estate and jobs, the U.S. Steel and Nippon deal is once again making headlines, with new claims about American ownership sparking debate. It’s unclear what that will mean for local jobs in the long run, but we know that hundreds of Rite Aid workers are dealing with new changes as Giant Eagle takes over prescriptions at several closing locations.
For community events, the city’s month-long Juneteenth celebration continues. Downtown and the Hill District are hosting performances, food fairs, and pop-up concerts all weekend to highlight our African American heritage. Meanwhile, local music fans are buzzing after DJ Pauly D sold out another round of shows at the casino.
In sports, the world’s best golfers are battling the elements at Oakmont Country Club for the one hundred twenty-fifth U.S. Open. Spaun thrilled crowds with a sixty-four foot birdie putt, but rain and tough course conditions have tested even the favorites. On the high school front, our teams have wrapped up spring seasons, and we’re seeing strong results across city leagues.
Before we go, a quick feel-good story—a pair of former Steelers spent last night at UPMC’s Hillman Center, raising money for cancer research and reminding us how sports can bring our city together for good causes.
That’s all for now. This has been Pittsburgh Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.