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Pittsburgh Local Pulse: New ID rules, bridge closure, search in Avalon, Pirates struggle, and more.
- 2025/05/08
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Pittsburgh Local Pulse: New ID rules, bridge closure, search in Avalon, Pirates struggle, and more.
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Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Thursday, May 8, 2025.
Residents across the Pittsburgh area are waking up to a major transportation change today as the Real ID enforcement officially begins at airports nationwide. Travelers should ensure they have proper identification before heading to the airport to avoid any issues.
In city news, a significant traffic pattern change starts this morning on the Birmingham Bridge. PennDOT has implemented a crossover, with northbound traffic being shifted to the southbound lanes for expansion dam replacement work. This will continue through late July, with the northbound ramp to Forbes Avenue closed during this period. Detours are in place, so plan accordingly if this is part of your commute.
The search continues this morning in Avalon, where police and rescue crews are looking for a suspect in the Ohio River following a foot pursuit. Details are still emerging on this developing situation.
In sports, the Pirates are struggling after being shut out 5-0 by the Cardinals yesterday. That's their eighth shutout this season as they've now lost seven straight games. They'll hope for better luck when they return home tomorrow to face the Braves.
Tonight, Pittsburgh residents can participate in the 2026 Budget Engagement Series with the first session happening in the North Side. The meeting runs from 6:00 to 7:30 PM at North Allegheny Center Alliance Church on East Ohio Street. This is your chance to help shape the city's financial future.
Officials are warning storm victims to be cautious of potential scammers targeting those cleaning up from Tuesday's severe weather. Be wary of contractors demanding large upfront payments or those who approach you unsolicited.
New video has surfaced showing what led to last week's tragic fall of Pirates fan Kavan Markwood at PNC Park, providing more context to this heartbreaking incident.
On a positive note, Pittsburgh's cultural scene is getting a boost with an upcoming event aimed at uniting residents through soccer while celebrating the city's diverse cultures.
For gas prices, there's some optimism on the horizon according to local experts, which could bring relief to drivers in the coming weeks.
This has been Pittsburgh Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
Residents across the Pittsburgh area are waking up to a major transportation change today as the Real ID enforcement officially begins at airports nationwide. Travelers should ensure they have proper identification before heading to the airport to avoid any issues.
In city news, a significant traffic pattern change starts this morning on the Birmingham Bridge. PennDOT has implemented a crossover, with northbound traffic being shifted to the southbound lanes for expansion dam replacement work. This will continue through late July, with the northbound ramp to Forbes Avenue closed during this period. Detours are in place, so plan accordingly if this is part of your commute.
The search continues this morning in Avalon, where police and rescue crews are looking for a suspect in the Ohio River following a foot pursuit. Details are still emerging on this developing situation.
In sports, the Pirates are struggling after being shut out 5-0 by the Cardinals yesterday. That's their eighth shutout this season as they've now lost seven straight games. They'll hope for better luck when they return home tomorrow to face the Braves.
Tonight, Pittsburgh residents can participate in the 2026 Budget Engagement Series with the first session happening in the North Side. The meeting runs from 6:00 to 7:30 PM at North Allegheny Center Alliance Church on East Ohio Street. This is your chance to help shape the city's financial future.
Officials are warning storm victims to be cautious of potential scammers targeting those cleaning up from Tuesday's severe weather. Be wary of contractors demanding large upfront payments or those who approach you unsolicited.
New video has surfaced showing what led to last week's tragic fall of Pirates fan Kavan Markwood at PNC Park, providing more context to this heartbreaking incident.
On a positive note, Pittsburgh's cultural scene is getting a boost with an upcoming event aimed at uniting residents through soccer while celebrating the city's diverse cultures.
For gas prices, there's some optimism on the horizon according to local experts, which could bring relief to drivers in the coming weeks.
This has been Pittsburgh Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.