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Sad Carrick Shootings, Tax Hike Looms, Point Park Upgrades, Police Spread Holiday Cheer

Sad Carrick Shootings, Tax Hike Looms, Point Park Upgrades, Police Spread Holiday Cheer

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 Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Saturday, December 20. We start with some sad news from Carrick, where police are investigating two men shot and killed overnight, and a 17-year-old girl hit and killed by a sliding vehicle on a slick street. Authorities urge drivers to slow down as they search for a suspect in the shooting. Our hearts go out to those families during this holiday season. WPXI reports these tragedies happened within blocks of each other near Brownsville Road.

Shifting to City Hall, Pittsburgh City Council meets today for a rare Saturday hearing on the 2026 budget, with a possible 30 percent property tax hike on the table to close a 20 million dollar gap. CBS News says council members like Bob Charland blame Mayor Gaineys spending, while others push for cuts without layoffs. A vote comes Sunday, and homeowners are lining up to speak out. This could hit our wallets hard come next year.

On a brighter note, were gearing up for upgrades at Point State Park, where a 3.4 million dollar renovation to the fountain, walkways, and lighting finished early, just in time for the 2026 NFL Draft. DCNR credits Governor Shapiros team for the boost.

Police spread cheer today too, as Zone 1 officers host a toy drive at Allegheny Center Alliance Church on East Ohio Street, handing out gifts to over 200 North Side families with Santa from 1 to 3 p.m. Local cops also visited UPMC Childrens Hospital with presents, lifting spirits.

New business buzz includes Amazons same-day delivery hub opening in Imperial, speeding up our holiday packages. The Horizon Market debuted in New Kensington this week.

Sports fans, Pitt volleyball fell short in the finals, swept by Texas A and M, but the football team wrapped regular season at 8 and 4. Pirates snagged infielder Brandon Lowe in a trade with the Rays and Astros.

Weather wise, mild temps in the 40s and a green Christmas ahead mean no snow delays for events, though watch for slick spots from recent rain. Sunny skies today carry us through tomorrow.

Catch the Urban Leagues toy drive soon, and Steelers players gaming with kids at arcades warms our hearts. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and subscribe for more. This has been Pittsburgh Local Pulse. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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