An Ambridge man died Monday after being hit by a car near the Windgap-Fairywood border. According to police, 23-year-old Jonathan Jaquay hit a deer and then got out of his car to check the damage when the second car struck him and his car. This happened on Windgap Avenue near the intersection with Broadhead Fording Road in Allegheny County. Jaquay was unresponsive when paramedics arrived and was taken to Allegheny General Hospital in critical condition. He died a few hours later. An autopsy has been scheduled for today.

Frontier Airlines is headed back to Pittsburgh International Airport. The airline will launch nonstop service to five cities from the Findlay airport in June – Denver, Atlanta, Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, Las Vegas and Orlando. Frontier and Allegheny County Airport Authority officials are expected to announce the return to Pittsburgh and the flights at a press conference later today.

A head-on crash in Darlington Township over the weekend has turned fatal. State police say 19-year-old Dean Foster of New Waterford, Ohio has died at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Youngstown. Foster was flown there Saturday afternoon. The accident – in which Foster crashed head-on with a tractor trailer – occurred on Taggart Road in Darlington. There were no other injuries reported. The crash occurred right on Foster’s 19th birthday.

Pennsylvania State Police say a Cranberry Township man died in a one-car crash on Interstate 79. Police say 23-year-old Dan Weaver of Cranberry was killed when he lost control of his vehicle as he was trying to change lanes. Police say the car veered off the side of the highway, rolled over several times, then landed on its roof and came to rest on the highway. Police say the driver was thrown out of the car and landed on the highway. The accident happened shortly after 5 p.m. Saturday in the northbound lanes of I-79.

700 special athletes will benefit from the fourth annual Polar Bear Plunge that was held Saturday at Bridgewater Landing. Beaver County Radio’s Mike Romigh was there and reported that 500 participants from 38 school districts braved the cold waters of the Beaver River as part of this successful event that raised money for Special Olympics.

Boys’ Basketball

New Castle 75, Beaver Falls 53
Aliquippa 73, Quaker Valley 52
Ambridge 63, Central Valley 40
Lincoln Park 73, Neshannock 56
Our Lady of Sacred Heart 62, Avonworth 53
Baldwin 66, Moon 46
South Side Beaver 80, Northgate 40
New Brighton 62, Quigley Catholic 46
Sewickley Academy 66, Rochester 45
Sto-Rox 65, Freedom 59
Eden Christian 52, Cornell 33

Hazmat crews were called to the Midland Water Treatment Plant in Beaver County for a chlorine leak this morning. There were no reports of evacuations or anyone overcome with fumes. Officials said there was a small leak in a chlorine container valve and it was contained quickly.

This weekend…if you happen to run into a man or woman in uniform, you may want to let them know how much you appreciate the work they do. Tomorrow is National Law Enforcement Apppreciation Day. Officer David Puiri – President of the Fraternal Order of Police, Beaver Valley Lodge #4 – tells Beaver County Radio News that in light of national events in recent years portraying police officers in a negative light, it’s important not to cast that light on everyone. So if you see a police officer over the next couple of days, make sure you say- Thank You!