Police are investigating after three people were found dead inside a home in New Castle. Police were called to a home in the 800 block of West North Street this morning. According to the New Castle News, a man, woman and child were shot to death inside the home. The incident is being investigated as a triple homicide. Stay with Beaver County Radio News for more details.

An Ohio woman has been arrested and returned to Pennsylvania to face charges she created pornographic images of her own 3-year-old daughter. State Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced Tuesday that 26-year-old Kayla Parker of Dayton, Ohio, was charged with sexual abuse, exploitation of children and other offenses. The crimes allegedly occurred when Parker lived with a boyfriend in Upper Darby, outside Philadelphia. Parker was being held on 10 percent of $1 million bail.

THE CENTER TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS HAVE ADOPTED A RESOLUTION FOR POLICE BODY CAMERAS. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO HAS DETAILS. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report….

Attorney General Josh Shapiro says recommendations from a state grand jury report that found Roman Catholic priests sexually abused children over decades will pass if allowed a vote in Pennsylvania’s Senate. Senate GOP majority leaders aren’t promising a vote on all four recommendations. The chamber’s top Republican says one recommendation is unconstitutional. It would give now-adult victims of child sexual abuse a window to sue over claims that would otherwise be barred by state law.

According to this week’s Triple-A East Central Gas Price report Gas prices in Beaver County are about three cents cheaper over the week at $3.11 per gallon. Statewide, Pennsylvania gas prices are down by two cents to $3.06. In Beaver, prices are at 3.14 a gallon. At $2.89, the national gas price average is two-cents cheaper than a week ago.

An Ellwood city man is charged with theft after stealing tools valued at over $3,500 last month from a garage. According to police, 54 year old Christopher Michael Mangelli had access to the garage on Pittsburgh Circle, as he was hired to paint there. Police say Mangelli took the tools and sold several of the items to residents in Beaver Falls. Ellwood City police also charged Mangelli with receiving stolen property.

A Freedom man is facing aggravated assault charges following a domestic dispute earlier this month. Shawn Campbell is charged after a woman stabbed in the hand arrived at Heritage Valley Beaver Hospital October 8th. The woman told nurses the 34-year-old cut her hand during an argument at their home in the  eleven-hundred block of Eighth Avenue. Campbell is in the Beaver County Jail in lieu of 100-thousand-dollars bail.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16TH, 2018

TODAY – MOSTLY SUNNY. HIGH – 55.

TONIGHT – PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES. LOW – 41.

WEDNESDAY – MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES DURING THE
MORNING HOURS WILL GIVE WAY TO
OCCASIONAL SHOWERS IN THE AFTERNOON.
HIGH – 52.

The Latest: Trumps distribute bottled water at FEMA center
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. (AP) — The Latest on President Donald Trump’s visit to areas hit by Hurricane Michael (all times local):
1:45 p.m.
President Donald Trump is marveling at the hurricane damage he’s seen while touring devastated Florida Panhandle communities.
Trump and his wife, Melania, visited a FEMA aid distribution center Monday in the city of Lynn Haven. People there were signing up for temporary housing and picking up clothing, diapers, water and other supplies. Trump says someone described Hurricane Michael to him as being “like a very wide – extremely wide – tornado.”
He also marveled at how massive trees were “just ripped out of the earth.” Said Trump: “This is really incredible.”
The president and first lady also help distribute cases of bottled water and chatted with residents.
A woman in a green Philadelphia Eagles T-shirt thanked the first lady for her anti-bullying campaign.
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Noon
President Donald Trump got a bird’s-eye view of Florida Panhandle communities shattered by Hurricane Michael.
The president initially saw uprooted trees and houses with blue tarps covering damaged roofs after taking off from Eglin Air Force Base by helicopter. But the severity of the damage worsened as Trump approached the town of Mexico Beach. Reporters trailed him in a separate helicopter.
A water tower lay on its side. Eighteen-wheelers were scattered in a parking lot like children’s toys. Many houses had no roofs or had been ripped from their foundations.
Trump also saw Tyndall Air Force Base, which was heavily damaged by Michael.
The president is back on the ground near Panama City after the nearly hour-long aerial tour.
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11:01 a.m.:
President Donald Trump is praising Florida Gov. Rick Scott for his response to Hurricane Michael.
Scott greeted Trump when he arrived in Florida on Monday to get his first up-close look at the devastation the storm caused along the Florida Panhandle.
Trump says “the job they’ve done is Florida has been incredible.” He also thanked Scott and told him he’s a “great governor.”
Scott says he’s gotten everything he’s asked for from the federal government.
The Florida Panhandle took a direct hit from Michael. More than 190,000 homes and businesses in Florida remain without electricity. Trump praised electric company crews for helping restore some power.
Trump and his wife, Melania, were headed out on an aerial tour of affected areas.
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10:47 a.m.
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump have arrived in Florida to survey damage in the state as well in Georgia from Hurricane Michael.
Trump landed Monday at Eglin Air Force Base near Valparaiso. The White House has not identified the communities Trump will visit.
The president tweeted before leaving the White House that he will meet with law enforcement and government officials aiding the massive recovery effort. He said “maximum effort is taking place, everyone is working very hard. Worst hit in 50 years!”
The Florida Panhandle took a direct hit from Michael. More than 190,000 homes and businesses in Florida remain without electricity, along with about 120,000 homes and businesses in Georgia.
The death toll stood at 17, including one confirmed death in Florida.

THE CITY OF ALIQUIPPA IS HIRING MORE POLICE OFFICERS…AS WE HEAR IN THIS REPORT FROM BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…