Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Wednesday, April 15:

Man hospitalized after Clairton shooting

A man is in stable condition after suffering a gunshot wound to the shoulder in Clairton Tuesday afternoon, according to Allegheny County Police.

Police were notified of the shooting, which took place around the 800 block of Vankirk Street, just before 7 p.m. Tuesday.

When first responders arrived, they located several shell casings in the street but no victim, county police said.

Shortly after that, a man arrived with a gunshot wound at a local hospital “by private means.”

Police said preliminary information shows the man was involved in a verbal altercation with another person prior to the shooting.

Anyone with information concerning this incident is asked to call the County Police Tip Line 1-833-ALL-TIPS. Callers can remain anonymous.

Mt. Lebanon Police search for missing teen

Police in Mt. Lebanon are searching for Maximus Ruiz, a 15-year-old boy reported missing on Monday.

Ruiz is described as multiracial with a light complexion, approximately 5’9” and 140 pounds with brown eyes and brown curly hair.

His last known location was in McKees Rocks. Police said he frequents The Mall at Robinson.

Anyone with information on Ruiz’s whereabouts is asked to call 911.

$10,000-a-month for life lottery ticket sold in Swissvale

A Come-n-Go convenience store in Swissvale on South Braddock Avenue sold a $10,000-a-month for life lottery ticket, according to the Pennsylvania Lottery.

$10,000-a-month for life is a $5 game that offers winners a prize of $10,000 a month for life or a cash option of $1.6 million.

Beaver County Transit officials plan to install cameras at stop after racist graffiti

After discovering racist graffiti at least twice at a bus shelter in Ambridge, Beaver County Transit Authority says it’s working to install surveillance cameras at the bus stop, according to TribLive news partner WTAE.

A local rider, Maiya Cobb, told WTAE that she had seen swastikas, racial slurs and violent messages written at the stop near the Ambridge Borough Building and Ambridge Area Senior High School.

The new surveillance camera system should be installed by the end of the year, BCTA General Manager Mary Jo Morandini told WTAE.

“We’re appalled by it, obviously,” she told WTAE. “I’m appalled that anybody would even think to damage our property, let alone write such language. It’s appalling.”