Rich Cholodofsky is a staff writer for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, focusing on local news in Pennsylvania, particularly in the Pittsburgh area. With a background in reporting on labor issues, court cases, and community events, Rich brings a depth of knowledge and experience to his coverage of Westmoreland County and its surrounding areas.
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By: Rich Cholodofsky
Westmoreland County will reopen its program to assist low-income renters with monthly bills and housing costs. Finance director Meghan McCandless said the county has allocated the final $80,000 left over from the program along with another $727,000 earned through bank interest over the last three years again offer rental assistance
By: Rich Cholodofsky
A Penn Township nurse practitioner who pleaded guilty last summer to forging prescriptions for thousands of pain pills said two decades of drug addiction led to professional and personal ruin. He asked for leniency from a Westmoreland County judge at his sentencing Thursday. “I am very remorseful for my actions
By: Rich Cholodofsky
The lawyer for a Lower Burrell man charged as part of a grand jury probe into allegations of widespread child sex abuse claims within the Jehovah
By: Rich Cholodofsky
A Mt. Pleasant woman was arrested Friday for her alleged role as an accomplice to a Latrobe attorney charged last week with swindling funds from a jailed client.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
Democratic Party leaders in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties experienced a range of emotions over the past two weeks as they assessed what comes next in the wake of defeat and the threat of a red wave sweeping through the state. Anger, sadness and confusion marked the reactions to this month’s
By: Rich Cholodofsky
The son of a former Pittsburgh Steelers star was ordered to serve up to 16 years in prison for the attempted sale of raw fentanyl to undercover officers in the Ligonier area.
A Murrysville pleaded guilty to charges in connection with the stabbing of his mother, months after a judge rejected a proposed deal with prosecutors that would have seen him serve four years on probation.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
A Westmoreland County detective testified Tuesday that authorities are looking into 10 new theft allegations leveled against Latrobe lawyer J. Allen Roth.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
Westmoreland County's Election Board on Tuesday issued a pre-certification of results for most races that appeared on this month's presidential election ballots.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
The lawyer for a Greensburg woman accused of a failed attempt to kill a child told a Westmoreland County judge on Wednesday she will plead guilty but mentally ill at a hearing next month.
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