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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(North Sewickley Township, PA) Applications are available now for the North Sewickley Township Hometown Heroes Project, which is for retired service members who are residents of that township or graduates of Riverside High School. This does not include active-duty members or veterans that are living outside of North Sewickley Township. You can find the application at northsewickleytownship.com or at the North Sewickley Township building in Beaver Falls. The deadline to submit this application is April 10th, 2026. 

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Allegheny County, PA) A Pittsburgh man has been charged with homicide in connection with a deadly shooting that happened in Wilkinsburg in January of 2026. The Allegheny County Police Department filed charges against forty-one-year-old Jason Levelle Moran yesterday. Investigators identified Moran as a suspect in the murder of thirty-one-year-old John Jackson. Jackson was found in the street at the 700 block of South Avenue on January 13th, 2026 at 8:42 p.m. Allegheny County Police stated that Jackson had been shot in the head. Moran was taken into custody yesterday and is being held at the Allegheny County Jail. A criminal complaint that was filed against Moran expressed that a man with a notable face and hand tattoo was seen on surveillance cameras at the scene. Officers used those cameras to track the man with tattoos to an apartment building on Wood Street, and that man left the apartment in an Uber. Police met with several witnesses who were seen in the various videos and learned the street aliases: “Flame” and “Face.” Officers noted that multiple witnesses identified Moran as the suspect out of a photo lineup. 

(Caption for Photo: Burghers Brewing and A Slice of New York Pizzeria announced plans for the two businesses to expand their footprints at the Highline on Pittsburgh’s South Side.A Slice of New York will be opening a Pittsburgh location at Burghers Brewing’s current spot, while the brewery will be expanding and moving into the space recently vacated by Sly Fox Brewing. Credit for Photo: KDKA Photojournalist Brian Smithmyer

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) Burghers Brewing and A Slice of New York Pizzeria have announced plans to team up and expand their business footprints on the South Side of Pittsburgh at the Highline. The businesses announced the expansion and partnership yesterday, stating that the plans of these restaurants to collaborate will make these two locations into a new destination for a culinary experience. A Slice of New York is opening a location in Pittsburgh centered around square pizzas while Burghers Brewing is moving into the space that was recently vacated at The Highline, which was formerly occupied by the Sly Fox Brewing Company, the brewery that closed its doors for good on February 25th, 2026. 

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) A bookstore in Pittsburgh has been named the friendliest small business in Pennsylvania, according to a new study. A nationwide study which was conducted last month by the Advance Funds Network surveyed more than 3,000 people and revealed the 150 friendliest small businesses in the United States, and three of them are based in Pennsylvania. The ranking was based on direct consumer feedback and reviews from Google aimed to identify businesses that are known for patience, service and warmth. White Whale Bookstore, which is located in the Bloomfield neighborhood of Pittsburgh, finished at No. 71 in these recent rankings from the Advance Funds Network, and that bookstore ranked as the highest of any Pennsylvania business on the list. 

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) According to public safety officials, two traffic stops by violence prevention detectives in Pittsburgh over the weekend resulted in the recovery of five illegal guns. The first traffic stop happened on outbound 279 that is on the Veterans Bridge. Two seventeen-year-olds were arrested when detectives found two stolen guns while searching the vehicle, one of which was equipped with a full-auto selector switch. The second stop took place at Becks Run Road and Wagner Street in the South Side of Pittsburgh. Officials confirm that the driver was arrested for possessing a full-auto Glock pistol. A search of a vehicle then led to investigators recovering two AR-pistols, cash and crack cocaine. Officials say that the driver, who was identified as Deshawn Livingston, now faces multiple firearms and narcotics charges. The teens were not identified and it was not immediately clear what charges, if any, they faced. 

(Source for Photo: Photo Courtesy of the Allegheny County Sheriff’s Office, Posted on Facebook on March 2nd, 2026)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Allegheny County,  PA) Allegheny County Sheriff Kevin M. Kraus announced yesterday that thirty-nine-year-old Johnny Foster of Mt. Oliver, who is facing several burglary related probation violations, has been taken into custody on those bench warrants and is now facing new theft charges. Foster was a fugitive for the past two months after bench warrants were issued for probation violations on three separate cases involving a guilty plea to a burglary charge and a fourth case involving a guilty plea to receiving stolen property. Foster was also named a suspect and was subsequently charged in two retail theft cases in February. The first one was at Dick’s Sporting Goods in South Hills Village, where he tried to steal over $800 worth of merchandise and the second one was at Kohl’s in Ross Township where he stole over $500 worth of goods. Detectives from the Allegheny County Sheriff’s office developed information this week that Foster was inside of a residence along Rustic Avenue and arrived at the location at 9:00 a.m. yesterday morning. Detectives were able to confirm that Foster was inside once they were on scene and after gaining entry, they located him hiding underneath a table. Foster was arrested without further incident and he was transported to the Allegheny County Jail. 

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) Allegheny Health Network’s (AHN) West Penn Hospital School of Nursing announced in Pittsburgh today a transformative gift from Bill and Maria Boyce of Houston, Texas. This donation establishes the Margaret Lesko Boyce Endowed Fund, which is a permanent endowment dedicated to supporting current and future nursing students by providing essential supplies and removing financial barriers that can hinder their education. The Margaret Lesko Boyce Endowed Fund is made in loving memory of the late mother of Bill Boyce, Margaret Boyce (née Lesko), who was a proud graduate of the West Penn Hospital School of Nursing’s class of 1947. 

(Source for Photo: Photo Courtesy of Pittsburgh Public Safety, Cpation for Photo: Pittsburgh Police detectives are investigating after a man’s body was found underneath a trailer in the city’s Carrick neighborhood on Monday night.)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) Pittsburgh Police detectives are investigating after a man’s body was found last night underneath a trailer behind the former Shop ‘n Save store in the city’s Carrick neighborhood. According to Pittsburgh Public Safety late last night, detectives from the Violent Crime division responded to the area of Amanda Street and Wynoka Street in Carrick after a man’s body was found around 8:30 p.m. Pittsburgh Public Safety confirmed that the man’s body was found underneath a trailer and that he was pronounced dead by medics at the scene. No details that are surrounding the circumstances of the man’s death were provided by Pittsburgh Public Safety, who stated that the cause and the manner of the man’s death will be determined by the Allegheny County Medical Examiner’s Office. 

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Aliquippa, PA) The City of Aliquippa Police Department is now hiring full-time police officers and the deadline to apply is on March 16th, 2026. The starting pay is $32 per hour and some of the benefits include holiday pay and generous sick, vacation and personal time. You need to be a citizen of the United States that is twenty years old or older, certified by Act 120 or enrolled in an Act 120 Police Academy to apply. You can apply in-person at either the City of Aliquippa Police Department or the City Building, both located on Franklin Avenue. If you have any questions, call 724-378-8000.