Jeff Himler is a journalist based in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. He primarily writes for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, covering local news and events in the Greensburg area. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, and LNP | LancasterOnline.
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By: Jeff Himler
Police have arrested a Pittsburgh man in a shooting that left an elderly man critically injured Wednesday in the city's Larimer neighborhood.
By: Jeff Himler
Holly Kunicki is looking forward to gathering her three kids for a night of home entertainment now that they're set to move into their own new home in Greensburg.
By: Jeff Himler
Westmoreland County officials are hopeful a stronger Spirit Airlines will emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is able to reverse a cutback in the commercial carrier's flights at Arnold Palmer Regional Airport.
By: Jeff Himler
Latrobe residents were facing a quarterly rate hike of up to 40% if the city approved a new contract with a garbage hauler.
By: Jeff Himler
Unity supervisors are setting their sights on a bridge on Monastery Drive as the next candidate for replacement in the township's ongoing effort to update its infrastructure.
Patrons will have a new way to get wet at Rogers McFeely Memorial Pool when the outdoor Latrobe swimming venue adds a splash pad.
By: Jeff Himler
Greater Latrobe teachers will receive annual pay raises under a new five-year contract approved this week by both the union and the school board. Running through July 31, 2029, the new labor agreement provides an average annual pay hike of 2.43% for teachers who are at the top rung of
By: Jeff Himler
Attorneys for a Brackenridge man accused of murdering his 9-year-old son in New Kensington argued Wednesday in Westmoreland County Court that homicide
By: Jeff Himler
Despite a projected 8% increase in spending next year, Westmoreland County commissioners aren't planning on a tax hike in 2025.
By: Jeff Himler
Superintendent Mike Porembka is preparing to step away from Greater Latrobe, the school district where he has worked for more than 25 years.
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