"Pitt Honors, Greens Saved, Viral Officer: Local Pulse for May 16, 2025"
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"Pitt Honors, Greens Saved, Viral Officer: Local Pulse for May 16, 2025"
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We start with breaking news from overnight—emergency crews responded to an early morning crash along Park Way. Details are still coming in, but traffic is moving slowly in that area, so watch out if your commute takes you through downtown. Severe storms rocked our neighborhoods Tuesday night and the cleanup is still underway with a few scattered power outages mostly north of the city. The weather today will be mostly cloudy, with a chance of lingering showers through the afternoon, highs around 73. For the weekend, we can expect some clearing skies and comfortable spring temperatures, perfect for getting outside.
Turning to city hall, there’s a renewed push among union leaders and elected officials for a fifteen dollar minimum wage in Pennsylvania. This comes as advocates highlight that our state’s seven-twenty-five minimum wage lags behind neighboring states, putting pressure on lawmakers in Harrisburg to act.
In real estate, several area Rite Aid locations are set to close soon, part of a broader downsizing affecting dozens of stores across the region. Meanwhile, community efforts to preserve green space are making headlines. Shaler Area High School students teamed up with the Allegheny Land Trust and even their rivals at North Hills to raise more than forty thousand dollars, protecting over three hundred acres from development. This collaborative spirit is helping to safeguard our flood-prone boroughs of Etna and Millvale for generations to come.
On the job market, Fortune has just named Sheetz as one of the nation’s most innovative companies, with their Pittsburgh-based operations continuing to hire. Local casting calls are underway for paid extras in a pilot episode of a Prison Break reboot filming in the city, so actors and film enthusiasts might want to keep an eye out.
In sports, Pitt baseball dropped their series opener to number fifteen Clemson last night at Charles L. Cost Field, with the Panthers now looking to even the score later today. The anticipation is building as NFL star Aaron Donald headlines the Pitt Athletics Hall of Fame class of 2025, set for induction this September. Meanwhile at Oakmont Country Club, head golf pro Devin Gee is preparing for the spotlight as the U.S. Open draws closer, representing one of Pittsburgh's proudest sporting traditions.
The Pirates are making fans smile by announcing a Mac Miller bobblehead giveaway at PNC Park in July, honoring the late rapper’s deep roots in Pittsburgh’s music scene.
On the education front, a quick nod to Shaler Area and North Hills students again for their environmental achievements, and congratulations to the area’s school sports teams wrapping up their spring seasons.
For community events, everyone is welcome at the pet memorial gathering this Sunday at Kingston Veterans and Sportsman's Club in Upper St. Clair. And for movie buffs, outdoor film nights are popping up at local parks—just bring a lawn chair and settle in.
In crime news, police have reported a significant break in last week’s vandalism cases, as one of the accused has pleaded guilty following damage to Jewish buildings. The city continues to monitor incidents closely and urges residents to stay alert, especially in South Hills after a missing woman was reportedly spotted there.
For a feel-good story to end our week, Glassport Police Officer Tyler Kowall is becoming a social media sensation after his heartfelt Facebook post about community connection went viral, reminding us how a single positive story can bring a neighborhood together.
This has been Pittsburgh Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.