Haley Daugherty

A Kiski Township man is being held in Armstrong County Jail after police say he attempted to lure a 4-year-old child into his car. According to a criminal complaint filed against Walter Mitchell, 59, a woman was cutting grass in the front yard of her Pine Circle home with her

Nearly two dozen Penn Hills Library employees voted to unionize on May 21. The decision, according to employees, was to ensure the security of their current benefits and work environment in a time of transition at the library. Dakota Kuhn, a part-time public service associate at the library, led the

Fun in the sun this weekend will hit a little bump in the early evening Saturday. According to WTAE meteorologist Jill Szwed, some scattered thunderstorms heading for the Pittsburgh and Greensburg areas are predicted to turn severe. “The likely onset for Pittsburgh and Greensburg will be between 5 and 7

There’s a new vacation spot in Verona. At least that’s how owner John Keefe wants people to feel when they come to the Twin Boro Bar and Grill on Allegheny River Boulevard. The June 7 grand opening marked the eighth restaurant opened by Keefe in the Oakmont and Verona area.

Riverview School District taxpayers will see a 1.29% property tax increase next school year under the district’s $29.6 million budget. The tax hike will be used to close a $235,000 deficit. The budget passed 8-1, with board President Antonio Paris casting the “no” vote. Paris said he was against any tax

A Gilpin man is facing charges related to the alleged grooming of a minor. David Walker, 57, is accused of inappropriately texting a boy younger than 16, according to one of the charges. According to a criminal complaint, Walker allegedly texted the boy he wanted to “hit on him,” and

Residents of Leechburg Area School District will see property tax bills balanced between Armstrong and Westmoreland county communities for the first time in years. It’s due to a new assessment rate created through the state Tax Equalization Board, known as STEB. While the proposed budget calls for an overall 3%

Penn Hills High School ushered 259 graduates on to the next steps of their journey June 5. The commencement ceremony was held at 6:30 p.m. at Yuhas-McGinley Stadium along Valmartin Drive. Speakers included Mary Cooper, president of the senior class, and Calix Clark, president of Student Council. Some of the

Cheryl Ann Callahan has stopped at Riverview Community Action Corp. almost every day for the past six years. She exercises, crafts and spends time with her friends. Without any family nearby, Callahan, 78, of Penn Hills has found a source of socialization and community at the senior center. “I would

A Penn Hills man is facing multiple charges after, police say, he attacked another man with a “mini bat” in Oakmont. According to a criminal complaint filed in the case, police were called to Fifth Street in Oakmont around 7:20 p.m. June 16 after receiving reports of two men involved