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Pittsburgh Local Pulse: Crash, Weather, Missing Student, New Baseball Treats, and Fringe Festival Fun
- 2025/03/20
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Pittsburgh Local Pulse: Crash, Weather, Missing Student, New Baseball Treats, and Fringe Festival Fun
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Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for March 20, 2025.
We're starting with some breaking news today. A man was critically injured in a hit-and-run crash in North Versailles last night. The incident occurred at the intersection of Greensburg Pike and Hyer Avenue around 8:45 PM. Police are searching for a dark-colored SUV that fled the scene. Anyone with information is urged to contact the County Police Tip Line.
In weather news, we're seeing the aftermath of strong winds and severe storms that blasted through Western Pennsylvania earlier this week. Many residents are still cleaning up fallen trees and debris. Today, we're expecting a milder day with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-60s.
The search continues for missing University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki, who disappeared in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, almost two weeks ago. In a recent development, Joshua Riibe, the last person to see Konanki, may be allowed to return to the US as he's considered a witness, not a suspect.
On a lighter note, baseball fans are in for a treat this spring. The Pittsburgh Pirates have announced several new food items available at PNC Park this season. We can't wait to try these tasty additions while cheering on our Bucs.
In local education news, Franklin Regional High School's baseball team is off to a hot start after a perfect trip to Vero Beach, Florida. They'll face Fox Chapel in a highly anticipated matchup today at 4 PM.
Looking ahead to the weekend, the Pittsburgh Fringe Festival kicks off today, promising an eclectic mix of performances. One intriguing show is an accordion-driven musical about train-wreck relationships – certainly a unique addition to our city's vibrant arts scene.
In real estate, we're seeing continued efforts to revitalize neighborhoods. A notable example is the transformation of two neighboring townhouses on Rowe Street in Rural Ridge, which had previously sat in disrepair.
For job seekers, the state's new paid leave program is generating buzz, but also raising questions. Local businesses are adapting to these changes, which could impact hiring practices across various industries.
In sports, Central Catholic and Norwin's baseball teams are set to face off today, marking the 10-year anniversary of Central Catholic's first WPIAL baseball championship win against Norwin back in 2015.
Lastly, we want to remind everyone that the Pittsburgh Opera's production of Puccini's Madama Butterfly opens this Saturday at the Benedum Center. It's sure to be a stunning performance you won't want to miss.
On the public safety front, we're happy to report no major incidents in the past 24 hours. However, police are reminding residents to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
This has been Pittsburgh Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
We're starting with some breaking news today. A man was critically injured in a hit-and-run crash in North Versailles last night. The incident occurred at the intersection of Greensburg Pike and Hyer Avenue around 8:45 PM. Police are searching for a dark-colored SUV that fled the scene. Anyone with information is urged to contact the County Police Tip Line.
In weather news, we're seeing the aftermath of strong winds and severe storms that blasted through Western Pennsylvania earlier this week. Many residents are still cleaning up fallen trees and debris. Today, we're expecting a milder day with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-60s.
The search continues for missing University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki, who disappeared in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, almost two weeks ago. In a recent development, Joshua Riibe, the last person to see Konanki, may be allowed to return to the US as he's considered a witness, not a suspect.
On a lighter note, baseball fans are in for a treat this spring. The Pittsburgh Pirates have announced several new food items available at PNC Park this season. We can't wait to try these tasty additions while cheering on our Bucs.
In local education news, Franklin Regional High School's baseball team is off to a hot start after a perfect trip to Vero Beach, Florida. They'll face Fox Chapel in a highly anticipated matchup today at 4 PM.
Looking ahead to the weekend, the Pittsburgh Fringe Festival kicks off today, promising an eclectic mix of performances. One intriguing show is an accordion-driven musical about train-wreck relationships – certainly a unique addition to our city's vibrant arts scene.
In real estate, we're seeing continued efforts to revitalize neighborhoods. A notable example is the transformation of two neighboring townhouses on Rowe Street in Rural Ridge, which had previously sat in disrepair.
For job seekers, the state's new paid leave program is generating buzz, but also raising questions. Local businesses are adapting to these changes, which could impact hiring practices across various industries.
In sports, Central Catholic and Norwin's baseball teams are set to face off today, marking the 10-year anniversary of Central Catholic's first WPIAL baseball championship win against Norwin back in 2015.
Lastly, we want to remind everyone that the Pittsburgh Opera's production of Puccini's Madama Butterfly opens this Saturday at the Benedum Center. It's sure to be a stunning performance you won't want to miss.
On the public safety front, we're happy to report no major incidents in the past 24 hours. However, police are reminding residents to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
This has been Pittsburgh Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.