Police: One Man Dead, Another Injured After Double Stabbing In Shaler – CBS Pittsburgh

SHALER (KDKA) — Allegheny County Homicide Detectives are investigating after a double stabbing that left one dead in Shaler Township.

Investigators said first responders were dispatched to Arlington Court around 10:30 a.m. Easter Sunday for a reported stabbing.

When officers arrived they discovered two men had been stabbed inside a home.

Officers found a 27-year-old male outside with stab wounds, officials said. Venerando Costa, Lieutenant, Allegheny County Homicide Unit said the man called police after it happened.

“He fled the house, went to the neighbors to call for help,” said Lt. Costa.

Police were then alerted to 23-year-old Matthew Barndt inside the home who had also been stabbed.

Both men were transported to the hospital.

Source: Police: One Man Dead, Another Injured After Double Stabbing In Shaler – CBS Pittsburgh

Police: 1 person killed in morning crash in Pittsburgh’s South Side | TribLIVE.com

One person was killed during an early morning crash on Pittsburgh’s South Side, according police spokesperson Maurice Matthews.

Officers responded to the 1600 block of West Carson Street around 1:45 a.m. for reports of a vehicle that crashed into a pole and caught fire. Firefighters extinguished the flames and extricated a male driver who was pronounced dead by medics, according to Matthews.

Source: Police: 1 person killed in morning crash in Pittsburgh’s South Side | TribLIVE.com

Pittsburgh food bank president worries about supply running out | TribLIVE.com

Lisa Scales has worked in food banks for nearly 25 years. She was involved in food distribution efforts in response to Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana and to the 9/11 attacks in New York.

She has never experienced anything like the need associated with the coronavirus pandemic.

“I have never seen a spike in need to this degree,” said Scales, president and CEO of the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. “I have never seen need like we’ve seen in the past several weeks in the Pittsburgh region and frankly across the country.”

Scales is facing a harsh reality that the current need for food is greater than the food bank’s supply can meet.

So far, the food bank has held four large-scale, drive-up distributions and served boxes of food to over 5,000 cars. It has more distributions planned and is developing other methods of getting food into the community. But Scales believes that in the midst of the covid-19 crisis, the food bank has met its match.

“It’s hard for me to say this, but the need is so significant that, despite our best efforts, I know that we will not be able to meet all of the need that’s in the community throughout the entirety of the crisis,” Scales said.

Source: Pittsburgh food bank president worries about supply running out | TribLIVE.com

Portion of Babcock Boulevard in McCandless shut down for multi-vehicle crash, vehicle rammed into utility pole

Injuries have been reported

A portion of Babcock Boulevard in McCandless was shut down due to a multi-vehicle crash and a vehicle that rammed into a utility police.

The crash happened near North Park Lounge in McCandless. Babcock Boulevard was closed at Duncan Avenue.

Source: Portion of Babcock Boulevard in McCandless shut down for multi-vehicle crash, vehicle rammed into utility pole

Massive Tree Falls, Blocks Shady Ave. In Squirrel Hill – CBS Pittsburgh

At least four vehicles were damaged when a massive tree came crashing down overnight in Squirrel Hill.

Tree trimmers were brought in early this morning with their chainsaws and heavy equipment to cut it apart and clear the road.

They found a beehive inside, complicating the process.

The extent of the damage to the cars is still unknown.

But Duquesne Light crews were also on the scene working to restore power to four homes. Officials say that could take a few hours.

Stay with KDKA for the latest on this developing story.

Source: Massive Tree Falls, Blocks Shady Ave. In Squirrel Hill – CBS Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH CHILD WANDER: 3-year-old found wandering alone on Pittsburgh street | WPXI

PITTSBURGH – A 3-year-old boy was found wandering alone early Thursday morning on a street in Pittsburgh’s Knoxville neighborhood, authorities said.

Police were called shortly after 2 a.m. to the area of Mathews Avenue and Bausman Street.

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The boy was not hurt.

Further information was not immediately available.

Source: PITTSBURGH CHILD WANDER: 3-year-old found wandering alone on Pittsburgh street | WPXI

CARRICK FIRE: Carrick home completely destroyed by fire | WPXI

Flames have erupted from a home in Carrick this afternoon.

The house had been previously damaged by a fire in 2017, and was undergoing rennovations when Tuesday’s fire began.


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HOMESTEAD SHOOTING: 1 injured in Homestead shooting | WPXI

After investigating, police learned the victim was shot on East Pine Way, which is between East 14th and 15th streets.

Police said the suspect in the shooting has been identified as a black male who was wearing a black hoodie with white stripes, blue jeans and back tennis shoes at the time.

Allegheny County homicide detectives are investigating.


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Source: HOMESTEAD SHOOTING: 1 injured in Homestead shooting | WPXI

Rare, 400-Year-Old Bible Stolen From US Library Found and Returned – Sputnik International

A Geneva Bible dating to 1615 that was stolen from a Pennsylvania library has been found in the Netherlands and returned to the US, authorities announced at a Thursday news conference.

The Bible, which has survived more than four centuries, was one of more than 300 items allegedly stolen from the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh as part of a 20-year scheme by a former archivist Gregory Priore, 62, and rare books dealer John Schulman, 54, local outlet KDKA reports, both of whom had long worked closely with the library. They have been charged with theft, conspiracy and forgery, among other counts.

Investigators traced the tome to the American Pilgrim Museum in Leiden, which had paid about $1,200 for it. Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala explained that the director of the Leiden museum realized the Bible it had purchased belonged to the Carnegie Library and reached out to the institution. He’s “an honest man,” Zappala said, according to KDKA.

Source: Rare, 400-Year-Old Bible Stolen From US Library Found and Returned (PHOTOS) – Sputnik International

PITTSBURGH PAVING: City of Pittsburgh releases paving schedule

The mayor’s office set aside $20 million for road rehab, with $15 million being spent on asphalt. It is the largest paving budget in decades.

An interactive map was launched by the city to show the roads on this year’s paving schedule. Click here to see a list and view the map.

The mayor’s office set aside $20 million for road rehab, with $15 million being spent on asphalt. It is the largest paving budget in decades.

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JOE BIDEN: Former vice president will reportedly visit Pittsburgh after declaring run for president Wednesday

A visit by Joe Biden to Pittsburgh would be true to past form. He has returned to the city again and again over the years.

Source: JOE BIDEN: Former vice president will reportedly visit Pittsburgh after declaring run for president Wednesday

Woman found with loaded gun at Pittsburgh International Airport

A woman from West Virginia was found with a loaded handgun at the TSA checkpoint at Pittsburgh International Airport.

A TSA spokesperson said the incident happened Monday morning, marking the 10th similar incident this year.

The TSA spokesperson said Allegheny County police were contacted. Police then detained the woman and confiscated the gun.

The TSA said the woman was from Arthurdale in Preston County, West Virginia.

It has not been announced if she’ll face charges.

Source: Woman found with loaded gun at Pittsburgh International Airport

Squirrel Hill Tunnel outbound reopens after multivehicle crash closes; major delays in area

All eastbound lanes of the Parkway East are closed in the area.

Traffic was at a standstill at the entrance to the outbound Squirrel Hill Tunnel.

All eastbound (outbound) lanes were initially closed. Traffic began moving shortly after 5 p.m Friday., but then stopped again.

Source: Squirrel Hill Tunnel outbound reopens after multivehicle crash closes; major delays in area

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