PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Up-and-coming rapper Jimmy Wopo has been shot and killed in Pittsburgh. Police say Wopo was killed and another man injured when someone opened fire on their car in the city's Hill District Monday afternoon. Wopo's manager Taylor Maglin confirmed the death Monday, saying in a Facebook post, "I lost my brother today and it's the worst feeling in the world." The 21-year-old musician, whose real name was Travon Smart, had multiple videos that surpassed 1 million views on YouTube, including "

Jefferson County, PA — Stump Creek Village in Jefferson County is being awarded $2.6 million to replace their entire water system. This money is coming from the Department of Community & Economic Development's Block Grant Program. Bill Setree, the Director of Community Development for Jefferson County, said this was a competitive application process. The water system at Stump Creek has had a history of issues for years. At one point in 2019, the only way residents could get clean water was to go to a water buffalo in the center of town.

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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — A local karate practitioner won a prestigious European trophy last week to add to his trophy case of more than 20 tournament wins. With more than 1000 competitors, this was the biggest tournament Alex Beegle has won Grand Champion at, but in 13 years of training karate, Beegle says there's one thing he aims to win at each tournament that's more important than a trophy. "When I go out there and compete and win, I don't care about winning the cups or battles or not though.

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio (NBC) — Actor Luke Grimes, who plays "Kayce" in the hit series "Yellowstone," was in East Palestine, Ohio Friday morning. The Ohio native was on hand to give away 250 water filtration systems to local residents who have been impacted by February’s toxic train derailment. Grimes signed autographs and took pictures with fans. After hearing about the derailment, the actor knew he had to help. “Ah you know, I don't know why or what went on or what the miscommunication was but obviously something happened here that needed to be addressed and it wasn't and I’m not sure why but these people need help and this is not okay,” Grimes said.