Haley Daugherty is a journalist at MON VALLEY INDEPENDENT and TribLive. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a strong focus on education, including both public and private systems, as well as regional interests in food and beverages, urban design, and development. Haley's work has been featured in prominent outlets, showcasing her expertise in education and planning within North America.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Oakmont, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Haley Daugherty's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly related to crime and law enforcement, community events, traffic accidents, holiday celebrations, local government updates and announcements. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering newsworthy local stories with a human interest angle or providing expert commentary on topics related to crime prevention and safety in the Pittsburgh area. Additionally, if you have insights into local government decisions or can provide information about upcoming community events in the region that align with Haley's coverage focus.
Given her geographic focus on Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh specifically, pitches should be tailored to reflect relevance to these areas.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Haley Daugherty
A section of White Cloud Road is slated for work next year, which could cause headaches for drivers in Allegheny Township over the monthslong scope of the project. The bridge portion of the road, which runs over Route 56, is scheduled to be replaced in summer 2027, causing a projected
There’s a new face on Verona Council. Susan LoAlbo has been sworn in to fill a vacancy after Timothy Long resigned earlier ths month. He was elected to a four-year seat November 2023. A reason for his resignation was not publicly stated. Council received three applications for the position, council
Pittsburgh comedian Matt Light is on a mission to put Pittsburgh comedy on the map. Light is producing the first Iron City Comedy Festival: Laughs On Draft event to be hosted at Pittsburgh Brewing Co. in East Deer. With 19 years of experience in the comedy field, he’s hoping to
Rita Franczyk became a millionaire in less than five minutes. Franczyk was presented with a commemorative check for $1.5 million from the Pennsylvania Lottery on Thursday afternoon after winning the money from a scratch-off ticket earlier this month. Franczyk, 86, of Parks Township purchased the ticket, like she occasionally does
Pittsburgh police said a woman died after being shot in the face Sunday evening in the city’s Strip District neighborhood. Officers were dispatched just after 10:40 p.m. to the intersection of 27th Street and Liberty Avenue, according the city’s public safety department. At the scene, officers said they found a
A woman was killed Saturday night after a three-vehicle crash in Fayette County. A release from the Fayette County coroner said officials were called to Mill Run Road and Route 381 in Springfield Township around 9:30 p.m. following reports of a crash, according to TribLive news partner WTAE. Rejeanne Menard,
Pittsburgh and Allegheny County officials are marking the new zero-fare transit benefit being offered to 750 Downtown city employees. There will be tabling set up in different sections of the City-County building from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to enroll city employees in the new PRTner Pass program. Monday
By: Haley Daugherty
With summer winding down, Riverview School District is preparing to welcome students back to its halls on Aug. 20. With the new year comes new faces, superintendent Neil English said. Lindsay Smith will begin her first full year as Riverview’s Junior-Senior High School principal. She took over the role in
By: Haley Daugherty
All charges were withdrawn against a Springdale man accused of disrupting a borough council meeting and resisting arrest in April. Allegheny County District Attorney’s office officials dropped the charges against William “Danny” Rosenmund at a scheduled preliminary hearing on the matter Wednesday before District Judge Michael Girardi in Harmar. The
After more than a year of discussion, Oakmont Council has moved forward with a deer management service. Council unanimously approved a one-year contract with Suburban Wildlife Management, a wildlife management and population control company, in a 6-1 vote. Council members Nancy Ride, Amanda Pagnotta, Charles Fox, Jim Parsons, Isaiah Wilson
