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Workplace Incident, Weather Outlook, Marathon Crowds, and Sports Roundup - Pittsburgh Local Pulse
- 2025/04/11
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Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Friday, April 11, 2025.
We begin with breaking news out of Lawrence County, where a construction worker was injured after falling through the roof of a banquet center earlier today. Thankfully, the worker is reported to be in stable condition, but the incident highlights ongoing concerns about workplace safety in the region. Meanwhile, in Pittsburgh’s Manchester neighborhood, police have resolved a recent SWAT situation, taking one man into custody without injuries reported.
Turning to weather, we’re seeing scattered rain showers today, particularly east of Pittsburgh. Temperatures are staying cool, with highs just shy of 50 degrees. If you’re heading out, bundle up as it feels chillier with the wind. The rain should ease tomorrow, but temperatures will stay similar. By Sunday, we’re warming up toward 60 degrees, with a shot at hitting 70 on Monday—but keep an eye out for severe weather early next week, with strong winds and possible storms.
In cultural news, big crowds are expected downtown this weekend for the Pittsburgh Marathon. Over 10,000 runners are gearing up to cross the finish line. If you’re in the area, be prepared for road closures and delays, but it’s a great chance to cheer on the athletes. On the sports front, the Penguins head to New Jersey tonight for their last road game of the season. Sidney Crosby is making history, just three assists away from tying Steve Yzerman for third-most assists with one franchise. Tristan Jarry’s second shutout in recent days has fans optimistic as the team pushes toward the playoffs.
For baseball fans, the Pirates are back in action this weekend against the Cincinnati Reds. Left-hander Andrew Heaney is set to pitch tomorrow, looking to build on his impressive 1.50 ERA this season. The Pirates have won three of their last four games, and Heaney’s performance is a bright spot in the rotation.
On the Riverhounds side, the team just signed Guillaume Vacter, a defender from France, to bolster their roster. The Hounds face the Charleston Battery tomorrow evening in what should be an exciting match for soccer fans.
In community news, congratulations to Holden Schwamberger, the first junior-high adaptive track athlete in Western Pennsylvania. His achievements are a big step forward for inclusion in local sports. On the job front, new hires are underway at UPMC Children’s Hospital as they prepare to expand their pediatric services, creating dozens of new health care roles.
Looking to real estate, Pittsburgh’s market remains competitive, with median home prices hovering around $250,000. A new condo project near the Strip District is drawing attention, offering upscale units with skyline views.
Finally, a feel-good story: A lost dog that went missing in a car theft earlier this week has been reunited with its veteran owner, thanks to tips from locals. It’s a reminder of how our community comes together to help one another.
This has been Pittsburgh Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
We begin with breaking news out of Lawrence County, where a construction worker was injured after falling through the roof of a banquet center earlier today. Thankfully, the worker is reported to be in stable condition, but the incident highlights ongoing concerns about workplace safety in the region. Meanwhile, in Pittsburgh’s Manchester neighborhood, police have resolved a recent SWAT situation, taking one man into custody without injuries reported.
Turning to weather, we’re seeing scattered rain showers today, particularly east of Pittsburgh. Temperatures are staying cool, with highs just shy of 50 degrees. If you’re heading out, bundle up as it feels chillier with the wind. The rain should ease tomorrow, but temperatures will stay similar. By Sunday, we’re warming up toward 60 degrees, with a shot at hitting 70 on Monday—but keep an eye out for severe weather early next week, with strong winds and possible storms.
In cultural news, big crowds are expected downtown this weekend for the Pittsburgh Marathon. Over 10,000 runners are gearing up to cross the finish line. If you’re in the area, be prepared for road closures and delays, but it’s a great chance to cheer on the athletes. On the sports front, the Penguins head to New Jersey tonight for their last road game of the season. Sidney Crosby is making history, just three assists away from tying Steve Yzerman for third-most assists with one franchise. Tristan Jarry’s second shutout in recent days has fans optimistic as the team pushes toward the playoffs.
For baseball fans, the Pirates are back in action this weekend against the Cincinnati Reds. Left-hander Andrew Heaney is set to pitch tomorrow, looking to build on his impressive 1.50 ERA this season. The Pirates have won three of their last four games, and Heaney’s performance is a bright spot in the rotation.
On the Riverhounds side, the team just signed Guillaume Vacter, a defender from France, to bolster their roster. The Hounds face the Charleston Battery tomorrow evening in what should be an exciting match for soccer fans.
In community news, congratulations to Holden Schwamberger, the first junior-high adaptive track athlete in Western Pennsylvania. His achievements are a big step forward for inclusion in local sports. On the job front, new hires are underway at UPMC Children’s Hospital as they prepare to expand their pediatric services, creating dozens of new health care roles.
Looking to real estate, Pittsburgh’s market remains competitive, with median home prices hovering around $250,000. A new condo project near the Strip District is drawing attention, offering upscale units with skyline views.
Finally, a feel-good story: A lost dog that went missing in a car theft earlier this week has been reunited with its veteran owner, thanks to tips from locals. It’s a reminder of how our community comes together to help one another.
This has been Pittsburgh Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.