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<\/p>\nTwo-mile stretch of Great Allegheny Passage to close for landslide repairs<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<“YAZ: NOW ON PITTSBURGH\u2019S ACTION NEWS FOUR. ARLINGTON BEAVER COUNTY. ONE OF THE AREAS HIT PRETTY HARD AFTER YESTERDAY\u2019S STORM, AND NOW THAT CLEANUP BEGINS TONIGHT, WE SHOW YOU THE DAMAGE. ONE MAN SAYS HIS PROPERTY SUSTAINED. RESIDENTS IN ONE LOCAL COMMUNITY ARE ASKING FOR HELP AFTER A LATE NIGHT SHOOTING THERE OVER THE WEEKEND. THEIR ATTEMPT FOR CHANGE. A 15 YEAR OLD BOY IS IN CUSTODY AFTER POLICE SAY HE ADMITTED TO SHOOTING AND KILLING A 17 YEAR OLD BOY IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH EARLY SUNDAY MORNING. THE LATEST ON THE INVESTIGATION TONIGHT, PITTSBURGH\u2019S ACTION NEWS FOUR AT SEVEN STARTS NOW. WE ARE GOING TO BEGIN TODAY WITH PITTSBURGH\u2019S ACTION. WHETHER COMMUNITIES ALL ACROSS OUR REGION ARE CLEANING UP TONIGHT FROM THE SEVERE WEATHER FROM YESTERDAY, INCLUDING MULTIPLE CONFIRMED TORNADO TOUCHDOWNS. FIRST, LET\u2019S CHECK THE CURRENT CONDITIONS. WE HAVE A BIT OF A BREAK FROM THE RAIN TODAY. PLUS, YOU PROBABLY NOTICED SOME MUCH COOLER AND MORE COMFORTABLE TEMPERATURES ON YOUR MONDAY. THANKS FOR JOINING US HERE AT 7:00 ON COZI TV. I\u2019M MIKE CLARK, METEOROLOGIST BRIAN HUTTON JUNIOR IS HERE WITH YOUR CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE FORECAST. AND BRIAN, AFTER YESTERDAY, IT\u2019S NICE TO GET THIS BREAK TODAY. YEAH, REALLY A PLEASANT DAY FOR US ON THE COOLER SIDE, BUT LOW HUMIDITY. ALSO GOING WITH THE COOLER CONDITIONS. AND WE\u2019LL START WARMING UP A BIT MORE TOMORROW. WE STAY DRY UNTIL WE HIT WEDNESDAY. THEN WE WATCH TWO CHANCES OF RAIN ON WEDNESDAY, AND THAT WILL SPILL OVER INTO OUR THURSDAY, WHICH IS AN IMPACT DAY AS WE WATCH FOR RAIN SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ROLLING THROUGH. RAIN WILL BE WITH US OVERNIGHT. WE\u2019LL WATCH FOR THE CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS IN THE MORNING. THOSE WILL EXIT BY THE TIME WE GET TO LUNCH. WE\u2019RE NOT NECESSARILY EXPECTING WIDESPREAD SEVERE WEATHER, BUT THE CHANCE FOR A STRONGER THUNDERSTORM IS POSSIBLE, PROMPTING THE IMPACT DAY. AND THEN WE\u2019LL TURN NICE AS WE HEAD INTO YOUR FATHER\u2019S DAY WEEKEND. WE\u2019RE ALL STILL IN THE 60S ACROSS WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. IT\u2019S GOING TO BE A COOL NIGHT TONIGHT. WE\u2019RE DROPPING DOWN TO AROUND 50 SOME SPOTS. WAKE UP IN THE 40S TOMORROW MORNING, MIDDLE 70S TOMORROW, 80 ON WEDNESDAY WITH THOSE RAIN, CHANCES ARE IMPACTING THURSDAY. THEN WE DRY OUT FOR THE WEEKEND. WE\u2019LL TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR FATHER\u2019S DAY WEEKEND AND PLAN OUT YOUR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SO YOU CAN PLAN AHEAD. THAT\u2019S WITH YOUR COMPLETE 4-DAY PLUS 4 MORE. ALL RIGHT BRIAN, THANK YOU. IN DARLINGTON, BEAVER COUNTY RESIDENTS ARE CLEANING UP THE MESS FROM THAT STORM. BUT THEY SAY IT WAS QUICK AND POWERFUL. REPORTER YASMIN RODRIGUEZ SPOKE WITH THE MAN WHO SPENT HIS SUNDAY CLEANING UP THE SEVERE DAMAGE ALL ACROSS HIS PROPERTY. SHE JOINS US FROM DARLINGTON WITH HIS STORY. WE SPOKE TO A RESIDENT HERE IN DARLINGTON WHO SAID THE STORM ITSELF ONLY LASTED ABOUT TEN MINUTES, BUT THE DAMAGE IT LEFT BEHIND WAS PRETTY SEVERE. THEY WERE GOING LEFT TO RIGHT, RIGHT TO LEFT, SWIRLING IN A CIRCLE. AND THEN WE HEARD ALMOST LIKE A RUMBLE. THEY SAY YOU HEAR LIKE A FREIGHT TRAIN. AND THE TREES BENT 90 DEGREES. POWER WENT OUT RIGHT AWAY. THAT\u2019S HOW KEVIN BRODERICK DESCRIBES SUNDAY\u2019S STORMS. AND WHEN IT ENDED, HE SAW JUST HOW MUCH DAMAGE THAT STORM ACTUALLY LEFT BEHIND. THERE\u2019S TREES LINED UP ALL THE WAY DOWN THIS ROAD. THAT\u2019S ON TOP OF DOWNED POWER LINES. AND THE MASSIVE 90 FOOT TREE THAT FELL IN HIS BACKYARD. AFTER THE RAIN STOPPED, WE PICKED OUT THE WINDOW AND I TOLD HER. I SAID, HEY, WE DON\u2019T HAVE VERY MUCH DAMAGE. AND THEN I LOOKED OVER AND SAID, WE DON\u2019T HAVE OUR TREE ANYMORE. THAT TREE JUST MISSING THEIR POOL HOUSE. HE SAYS HE DIDN\u2019T EVEN REALIZE IT FELL. HE DIDN\u2019T HEAR IT BECAUSE THE WINDS WERE SO HEAVY AND LOUD. WE\u2019VE SEEN THUNDERSTORMS BEFORE. WE\u2019VE HAD FLAT LINE WINDS BEFORE, BUT THE SOUND AND THE RUMBLE AND WATCHING HOW THE TREES WERE GOING CRAZY, THAT KIND OF SCARED ME. KEVIN ALSO OWNS SEVERAL OTHER PROPERTIES ALONG THIS ROAD THAT SUSTAINED DAMAGE. ONE OF THOSE PROPERTIES IS WHAT HE USES FOR VETERANS TO BE ABLE TO GO OUT AND HUNT. HE SAYS HE AND A FEW FRIENDS BUILT THIS TOWER FOR THE VETERANS YEARS AGO, BUT NOW IT\u2019S GONE. AT EIGHT BY EIGHT, BUILDING WAS LIFTED 40FT AND THROWN AND COMPLETELY DEMOLISHED. AND HE SAYS CREWS WERE ON SCENE IMMEDIATELY SUNDAY NIGHT, WORKING TO CLEAR THE ROAD OF TREES SO THAT WEST PENN POWER COULD COME AND RESTORE POWER. WENT OUT AROUND 530 LAST NIGHT. SO IT\u2019S BEEN 24 HOURS AND THANKFULLY AT THIS TIME, NO INJURIES HAVE BEEN REPORTED. COVERING BEAVER COUNTY IN DARLINGTON. YASMIN RODRIGUEZ, PITTSBURGH\u2019S ACTION NEWS FOUR. WE WILL HAVE CONTINUING COVERAGE OF THE IMPACTS OF SUNDAY\u2019S STORMS THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT. HEAD OVER TO WTAE.COM FOR PITTSBURGH\u2019S ACTION NEWS FOUR TONIGHT AT 11 TO FIND MORE STORM COVERAGE, AS WELL. PITTSBURGH POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING AN AFTERNOON SHOOTING THAT HAPPENED HERE IN HOMEWOOD. OFFICERS WERE CALLED TO FRANKSTOWN AVENUE JUST AFTER 4:00 FOR REPORTS OF A MAN SHOT FOLLOWING AN ALTERCATION. HE WAS HOSPITALIZED IN CRITICAL BUT STABLE CONDITION. FRANKSTOWN AVENUE WAS TEMPORARILY CLOSED BETWEEN COLLIER AND STERRETT STREETS. WHILE THAT INVESTIGATION PROCEEDED. POLICE SAY NO ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE. MEANWHILE, IT WAS A VERY VIOLENT WEEKEND ACROSS OUR REGION AS WELL. THAT\u2019S RIGHT, MULTIPLE SHOOTINGS ROCKING COMMUNITIES ALL ACROSS THE AREA, INCLUDING HERE IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH, WHERE A 17 YEAR-OLD WAS SHOT AND KILLED BY ANOTHER TEEN. PITTSBURGH\u2019S ACTION NEWS FOUR REPORTER KALEA GUNDERSON HAS THE LATEST ON THE POLICE INVESTIGATION AND REACTION FROM PEOPLE SURROUNDING THE SAFETY CONCERNS IN DOWNTOWN. A 17 YEAR-OLD BOY IS DEAD, AND POLICE SAY A 15 YEAR OLD BOY ADMITTED TO KILLING HIM AND IS IN CUSTODY TONIGHT. COURT DOCUMENTS SAY WHAT STARTED AS AN ARGUMENT QUICKLY TURNED DEADLY. IT\u2019S TERRIBLE. A YOUNG LIFE HAS BEEN TAKEN. YOU KNOW, AND THEY\u2019RE YOUNG, YOU KNOW. SO IT\u2019S IT\u2019S SAD. A RUNNER WHO FREQUENTS THIS AREA OF DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH STUNNED TO LEARN A TEEN WAS SHOT, ALLEGEDLY BY ANOTHER TEEN. POLICE FOUND ELIJAH THOMAS HAYDEN, JUST 17 YEARS OLD, WITH A GUNSHOT WOUND TO THE CHEST NEAR PENN AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET EARLY SUNDAY MORNING. HE LATER DIED AT THE HOSPITAL. DURING THE INVESTIGATION, THE 15 YEAR OLD RILEY DOUBT ALLEGEDLY ADMITTED TO THE SHOOTING AFTER GETTING INTO A BRIEF TUSSLE WITH THOMAS HAYDEN, AND POLICE SAY DOUBT CLAIMED HE THOUGHT THE VICTIM HAD A GUN BUT SAID HE NEVER SAW IT. ACCORDING TO THE CITY\u2019S POLICE DATA PORTAL, CRIME IN THE CITY\u2019S CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT INCREASED BY 35% IN THE FIRST FIVE MONTHS OF THIS YEAR, COMPARED TO THE SAME TIME LAST YEAR. AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS IN THAT NEIGHBORHOOD INCREASING BY 75%, WITH MORE THAN 35 REPORTS ALREADY THIS YEAR. WHILE DUSTIN KRAMER SAYS HE ENJOYS LIVING DOWNTOWN AND FEELS SAFE. VIOLENCE INVOLVING TEENS IS DEEPLY CONCERNING. THESE ARE KIDS OUT HERE, TOO. SO WHAT\u2019S WHERE THEY COMING FROM? WHAT\u2019S GOING ON AT HOME? WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THEIR LIVES? DO WE NEED MORE OUTREACH? YOU KNOW, THERE ARE PEOPLE IN MARKET SQUARE TRAVELING AROUND TRYING TO HELP YOUTH AND GET THEM INTO PROGRAMS COVERING ALLEGHENY COUNTY TONIGHT IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH. KALEA GUNDERSON PITTSBURGH\u2019S ACTION NEWS FOUR. IN TURTLE CREEK, A TEENAGER WAS ALSO SHOT LAST NIGHT. INVESTIGATORS SAY HE WAS SHOT ON JAMES STREET JUST AFTER 530. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL IN CRITICAL CONDITION. ALLEGHENY COUNTY POLICE HAVE NOT NAMED ANY SUSPECTS HERE. STILL AHEAD HERE AT SEVEN TONIGHT, A PLANNED TRAFFIC HEADACHE IS CALLED OFF. WHY? A PARTIAL CLOSURE OF THE PARKWAY NORTH WAS CANCELED TONIGHT. WE KEEP THE SUNSHINE AROUND AS WE HEAD INTO YOUR TUESDAY. TEMPERATURES WILL GET A LITTLE WARMER AS WE HEAD INTO THE AFTERNOON. EVEN WARMER ON WEDNESDAY BEFORE RAIN SHOWERS RETURN WITH TIME. THOSE OUT FOR YOU. FUTURECAST. WHEN W TEMPERATURES ARE HEADING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION AS WE HEAD INTO THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK. WILL CLIMB TO THE MIDDLE 70S TOMORROW. THAT\u2019S ABOUT SEVEN DEGREES WARMER THAN WHERE WE MADE IT TODAY. JUST A FEW CLOUDS AROUND WATCHING FOR TWO RAIN CHANCES ON WEDNESDAY, ONE EARLY AND ONE LATE. THAT LATE DAY RAIN CHANCE WILL SPILL OVER INTO OUR IMPACT DAY ON THURSDAY, WITH MORNING RAIN AND SOME THUNDERSTORMS POSSIBLE AS WELL. WILL TIME THOSE OUT FOR YOU AND SHOW YOU HOW MUCH RAIN COULD FALL BY THE TIME WE\u2019RE DONE WITH RAIN ON THURSDAY, THAT\u2019S AHEAD IN JUST A FEW MINUTES. ALL RIGHT, BRIAN, THANK YOU. IN EAST LIBERTY, A WOMAN IS DEAD AFTER FALLING FROM A SCAFFOLDING ACCORDING TO POLICE INVESTIGATORS, CONSTRUCTION CREWS WERE INVOLVED IN A PROJECT ON A SWIMMING POOL AT PITTSBURGH OBAMA ACADEMY JUST BEFORE 9:00 THIS MORNING, WHEN ONE OF THE WORKERS FELL NEARLY 30FT INTO THE EMPTY POOL. SHE WAS TAKEN TO A NEARBY HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. DISTRICT OFFICIALS TELL US THE VICTIM WORKED FOR A COMPANY CONTRACTED BY PBS, AND THEY ARE COOPERATING WITH THE INVESTIGATION. THE VICTIM\u2019S NAME HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED. IN BEAVER COUNTY, A MAN IS CHARGED, ACCUSED OF SHOOTING HIS MOTHER. POLICE IN BRIGHTON TOWNSHIP RESPONDED TO FOX WATER TRAIL JUST BEFORE 5:00 THIS MORNING. THE WOMAN WAS FLOWN TO THE HOSPITAL TO BE TREATED. OFFICERS CHARGING DANIEL KURNIK WITH ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE. HE\u2019S BEING HELD TONIGHT AT THE BEAVER COUNTY JAIL. AND GUNSHOTS FIRED LAST SATURDAY NIGHT IN PENN HILLS AT A PRIVATE POOL PARTY WITH MORE THAN 100 PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE THERE. ONE PERSON WAS STRUCK AND TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL. NOW WE\u2019RE HEARING FROM NEIGHBORS WHO SAY THEY\u2019RE FED UP WITH THE VIOLENCE AND ARE LOOKING FOR ANSWERS. PITTSBURGH\u2019S ACTION NEWS FOUR REPORTER MARCIE CIPRIANI HAS THEIR STORY FROM PENN HILLS. PATRICK SMITH TELLS ME THE SOUND OF GUNSHOTS OUTSIDE HIS HOME ON SATURDAY NIGHT HAS HIM ANGRY AND UPSET, AND HE IS COMING HERE TO PENN HILLS COUNCIL TO ASK FOR CHANGES. HE TELLS ME SATURDAY NIGHT HE AND HIS FAMILY HAD JUST ARRIVED HOME FROM A TRIP, AND THEY WERE GREETED BY DOZENS OF PEOPLE IN THE STREET. THE SMELL OF MARIJUANA AND LOUD, PROFANITY FILLED MUSIC. AND THEN HE TELLS ME IN JUST MINUTES, THEY FOUND THEMSELVES HIDING FROM GUNFIRE. I COULD TELL WITH THE CADENCE AND THE SOUND THAT IT WAS GUNSHOTS BEFORE THE POLICE LIGHTS FILLED TWIN OAKS DRIVE. PATRICK SMITH SAYS HE, HIS WIFE AND THEIR YOUNG CHILDREN WERE TAKING COVER BEHIND THE WALLS INSIDE THEIR HOME. SO I GOT THEM TO THE OTHER END OF THE HOUSE, WHERE THERE\u2019D BE A FEW WALLS IN BETWEEN US AND THEM. US IN THE SHOOTING. THE SHOOTING WAS COMING FROM A LATE NIGHT PARTY AT THE NEARBY OLYMPIC SWIM AND HEALTH CLUB, A PLACE WHERE VIOLENCE HAS ERUPTED BEFORE, SMITH SAYS OFTEN IN THE SUMMER, WHEN THE FACILITY IS RENTED OUT IN THE EVENING. WE TOLD YOU ABOUT A SHOOTING THERE TEN YEARS AGO WHEN THREE PEOPLE WERE SHOT, SMITH SAYS. HE AND HIS NEIGHBORS HAVE HAD ENOUGH. WE\u2019RE KIND OF FED UP WITH THE LOUD MUSIC THAT GOES ON AND THE PARKING SCENARIO THAT GOES ON, AND JUST THE SEEMING NEGLIGENCE OF THE OWNERS AS FAR AS THEY\u2019RE NOT KEEPING THIS UNDER CONTROL. THEY KNOW THAT THEY\u2019RE BRINGING CHAOS TO OUR NEIGHBORHOOD, SMITH TELLS ME THEY ARE ASKING FOR CHANGES, INCLUDING SECURITY ON SITE OR A REQUIREMENT TO HIRE OFF DUTY POLICE OFFICERS, OR THEY WANT THESE LATE NIGHT EVENTS SHUT DOWN. SMITH TELLS ME HE IS HOPING TO ASK FOR HELP HERE AT TONIGHT\u2019S 7 P.M. COUNCIL MEETING. I ALSO DID REACH OUT TO THE OWNER OF THE OLYMPIC SWIM AND HEALTH CLUB, AS WELL AS THE ZONING BOARD HERE IN PENN HILLS, TO ASK ABOUT RULES AND REGULATIONS, BUT NEITHER HAVE GOTTEN BACK TO ME. COVERING ALLEGHENY COUNTY FROM PE\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
Two-mile stretch of Great Allegheny Passage to close for landslide repairs<\/p>\n
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\n\t\t\tUpdated: 8:00 PM EDT Jun 15, 2026\n\t\t<\/p>\n
\t\tEditorial Standards \u24d8<\/a><\/p>\n \n\t\t\t\t\t\tA two-mile stretch of the Great Allegheny Passage is set to temporarily close this summer as crews take preventative measures against landslides. According to the Great Allegheny Passage’s website, the trail will close between the Whitaker flyover in Whitaker and the Port Perry flyover near Duquesne from July 9 through Aug. 6. VIDEO: Top stories on Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 on Monday, June 15In addition, a segment of the trail near Kennywood in West Mifflin will close the evening of July 9, reopening the following day. The passage’s website says the temporary closures will allow workers to remove \u201cpotentially unstable material\u201d on steep hillsides that are susceptible to falling rocks, downed trees, and landslides. President of the Regional Trail Council Board Mark Place said in a release that the work is “necessary to reduce the risks to trail users while we continue to work towards funding a long-term solution.\u201dThe release said the trail segment has had several rockfalls and landslides throughout the years. Officials said to accommodate the closures, the Allegheny Passage Conservancy has arranged for a licensed shuttle service to provide transportation for GAP travelers between Homestead and Duquesne, starting on July 10. The service, according to the release, is intended to assist those seeking to safely bypass the closure near Kennywood. “The service will operate from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., seven days a week, until August 6 (that’s 28 days) or earlier, if the project is completed earlier, the release said. “The shuttle fee is $20\/person fee (cash is preferred, but credit cards are accepted). The Great Allegheny Passage Conservancy will subsidize additional costs incurred.” Alternatively, travelers may consider using Pittsburgh Regional Transit\u2019s bus service using its 59 or 61C routes. The Regional Trail Corporation has secured roughly $4.3 million of the $8 million it believes will be necessary for more permanent landslide repairs in the area. Download the WTAE app to stay connected with breaking news. Sign up for our email newsletters to get breaking news in your inbox.\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\t\tMEYERSDALE, Pa. \u2014 \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n A two-mile stretch of the Great Allegheny Passage is set to temporarily close this summer as crews take preventative measures against landslides. <\/p>\n According to the Great Allegheny Passage’s website<\/a>, the trail will close between the Whitaker flyover in Whitaker and the Port Perry flyover near Duquesne from July 9 through Aug. 6. <\/p>\n VIDEO: Top stories on Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 on Monday, June 15<\/p>\n In addition, a segment of the trail near Kennywood in West Mifflin will close the evening of July 9, reopening the following day. <\/p>\n The passage’s website says the temporary closures will allow workers to remove \u201cpotentially unstable material\u201d on steep hillsides that are susceptible to falling rocks, downed trees, and landslides. <\/p>\n President of the Regional Trail Council Board Mark Place said in a release<\/a> that the work is “necessary to reduce the risks to trail users while we continue to work towards funding a long-term solution.\u201d<\/p>\n The release said the trail segment has had several rockfalls and landslides throughout the years. <\/p>\n Officials said to accommodate the closures, the Allegheny Passage Conservancy has arranged for a licensed shuttle service to provide transportation for GAP travelers between Homestead and Duquesne, starting on July 10. <\/p>\n The service, according to the release, is intended to assist those seeking to safely bypass the closure near Kennywood. <\/p>\n “The service will operate from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., seven days a week, until August 6 (that’s 28 days) or earlier, if the project is completed earlier, the release said. “The shuttle fee is $20\/person fee (cash is preferred, but credit cards are accepted). The Great Allegheny Passage Conservancy will subsidize additional costs incurred.” <\/p>\n Alternatively, travelers may consider using Pittsburgh Regional Transit\u2019s<\/a> bus service using its 59 or 61C routes.<\/p>\n The Regional Trail Corporation has secured roughly $4.3 million of the $8 million it believes will be necessary for more permanent landslide repairs in the area. <\/p>\n Download the WTAE app<\/a> to stay connected with breaking news. 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