A sobriety checkpoint will be conducted by the Pennsylvania State Police within Beaver County in the upcoming weeks. State police say motorists that encounter the checkpoint will be stopped briefly when there is an indication that a driver has consumed alcohol or controlled substances, or committed any other violation of the law, the occupants may be detained for further investigation. Motorists are advised to be aware of their surroundings and to have their license, registrations and insurance cards readily available. Motorists are also encouraged to drive sober or get a designated driver, along with using their seat belts. Primary emphasis will be on driving under the influence violations, but all laws will be enforced. Motorists are also reminded of the Steer Clear Law which states that motorists must move over to lane furthest away from stopped emergency vehicles and/or slow down if it is not possible to move over.
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Heat Wave Continues With A Chance Of Showers And Thunderstorms
WEATHER FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, JULY 3RD, 2018
TODAY – SCATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
HIGH – 87.
TONIGHT – CONSIDERABLE CLOUDINESS. A STRAY SHOWER
OR THUNDERSTORM IS POSSIBLE. LOW – 71.
INDEPENDENCE DAY – MOSTLY CLOUDY IN THE MORNING… THEN THUNDERSTORMS
DEVELOPING LATER IN THE DAY.
HIGH AROUND 90.
Beaver Falls Wave Pool Looks To, Once Again, Make a Splash
With temperatures skyrocketing well into the 90s, heat isn’t the only thing ‘waving’ through the area. The Beaver Falls Wave Pool, closed for nearly two decades now, may soon start its waving again, through the work of two local men. Beaver County Radio News Intern, Kaisha Jantsch, has more on the story…
Click ‘play’ below to hear her report.

Rape Investigation Leads To Arrest Of Freedom Man
A rape investigation led police to find that a Freedom man took inappropriate and nude photos of residents at a personal-care facility. According to police, 24 year old Zachary L. Dinell was charged June 4 with the sexual assault of an unconscious woman. Police said officers investigating the assault searched Dinell’s phone and found several saved photos that were “obscene and pornographic.” Dinell was charged Friday by New Brighton Area police with 34 counts of invasion of privacy related to all six of the victims and seven counts of possession of pornography of a child, which reflect photos taken of the 14-year-old juvenile. The investigation is continuing.
Monaca Awarded 3-Million-Dollar Grant For Roadway Improvements
Monaca borough has been awarded a three-million-dollar grant for some roadway improvements. Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano has more. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…
Route 18 Frankfort Road Bridge Inspection This Week In Pottery Township
TODAY…INSPECTION BEGINS ON THE ROUTE 18 FRANKFORT ROAD BRIDGE IN POTTER TOWNSHIP…AND AS BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS INTERN KAISHA JANTSCH REPORTS, THE ROADS MAY GET A LITTLE CONGESTED. Click on ‘play’ to hear Kaisha’s report…
Another Hot Day In Beaver County With A Chance Of Thunderstorms
WEATHER FORECAST FOR MONDAY, JULY 2ND, 2018
TODAY – MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH ISOLATED THUNDER-
STORMS DEVELOPING THIS AFTERNOON. HIGH
NEAR 90.
TONIGHT – OVERCAST WITH A SLIGHT CHANCE OF
SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS. LOW – 71.
TUESDAY – CLOUDY IN THE MORNING WITH SCATTERED
THUNDERSTORMS DEVELOPING LATER IN THE
DAY. HIGH NEAR 90.
DEP Issues Code Orange Alert For Air Quality For Today, Saturday
The state D.E.P. has issued a Code Orange alert for air quality for today and Saturday. Beaver County Radio News intern Kaisha Jantsch has more. Click on ‘play’ to hear Kaisha’s report….
Fracking Forum To Take Place Saturday in Sewickley
A fracking forum will take place in Sewickley this Saturday, providing locals in the surrounding communities the opportunity to learn about how zoning ordinances might be able to help with environmental impacts. Beaver County Radio News intern Kaisha Jantsch has the story. Click on ‘play’ to hear Kaisha’s report…
PA Attorney General Shapiro Meets with Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
Attorney General Josh Shapiro today met with a group of survivors of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church in Pennsylvania. The meeting took place in the personal office of Attorney General Shapiro in Strawberry Square.
“I met today with a group of brave, strong people who have experienced terrible trauma – sexual abuse at the hands of priests within the Catholic Church in Pennsylvania,” Attorney General Shapiro said. “I listened to their truth. Their stories are powerful and traumatic and I was inspired by their courage.”
“The people of Pennsylvania have the right to hear what I heard today. The voices of these victims, who have held this pain inside themselves for far too long, must not be silenced.”
“My team and I remain focused and committed to ensuring that the Grand Jury report on our investigation into sexual abuse within the Church is released.”









