Haley Daugherty is a journalist for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, specializing in local news coverage in the Pittsburgh area. With a focus on providing timely and informative articles, Haley keeps readers updated on a range of topics including crime, local events, government proceedings, and community news.
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By: Haley Daugherty
A Burgettstown man is facing charges stemming from the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. Joshua Lee Atwood, 31, was arrested by the FBI on Wednesday. Charges against him include assaulting police with a weapon. He was identified after the FBI received a tip. It was discovered that
By: Haley Daugherty
A Leechburg police officer has been issued two citations stemming from a traffic incident in Parks Township.
By: Haley Daugherty
A Kittanning nursing home is the latest to be sued in connection with a patient’s death tied to former nurse Heather Pressdee. A wrongful death lawsuit was filed against Armstrong Rehabilitation and Nursing Facility in Kittanning and its parent company, Armstrong SNF Operator LLC. It is at least the ninth
By: Haley Daugherty
Penn Hills School Board members unanimously approved a five-year contract with Krise Transportation at their meeting Wednesday night. The renewed contract will begin next school year and last until the spring of 2029 with rates increasing each year — starting at about $407 per bus, per day, and ending at
By: Haley Daugherty
Penn Hills School Board members unanimously appointed a director of school district security April 24 with an eye toward developing its own police force.
By: Haley Daugherty
Students at Penn Hills Elementary School will be seeing some familiar faces on the bus starting next week. The school district will begin a trial program with staff members riding the bus with students to and from school. Superintendent John Mozzocio called it a preventive action to ensure good behavior
By: Haley Daugherty
Amy Capiross-Watterson of Allegheny Township has an uncanny talent of inspiring people to do hard things.
By: Haley Daugherty
The Penn Hills High School coding team brought home a trophy and a little green from the 2024 Young Innovators: Code for Your Cause competition. This is the third year Penn Hills has made an appearance at the competition hosted by PNC. It’s open to all local high schools. To
By: Haley Daugherty
Students in the Leechburg Area middle and high schools may be meeting their new principal for the first time, but for Tyler Vargo, he’s coming home. The Leechburg Area alumni not only graduated from the high school but taught social studies there for nine years before heading to the Knoch
By: Haley Daugherty
The Penn Hills community is invited to spend Friday evening at the very first Penn Hills Regifting and Entrepreneurial Spirit of Hope (PHRESH).
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