Monongahela News

A part-time Charleroi police officer is under investigation after his girlfriend was found in his car with drug paraphernalia.

Pennsylvania is set to sign a contract with a Michigan-based information technology contractor to build the backbone of the state's new health communications network, a system that will allow for the exchange of patient data among doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and insurance companies.

The Army Corps of Engineers is a big step closer to resuming work on the Lower Monongahela's crumbling locks and dams after a U.S. Senate vote Wednesday reauthorizing up to $12.5 billion in water projects over the next decade.

The Allegheny County Health Department will issue water advisories for the 2013 river recreation season beginning Wednesday, May 15, and continuing through Monday, September 30.

By the Rev. Susan Schwartz Since one of the churches that I currently serve is winding down its days, I recently took a look at things old.

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MONONGAHELA – Monongahela Councilwoman Claudia Williams couldn't see spending nearly $2 million in tax dollars to restore the city's riverfront stage and then have it continue to serve mostly as a place to fish and feed ducks.

The person was hit by the car shortly before 7:30 a.m. while working in Monongahela at Fourth and Williams streets, according to a Washington County 911 dispatcher.

A Pennsylvania Department of Transportation employee was life-flighted to Allegheny General Hospital Wednesday morning after being hit by a vehicle in Monongahela.

There's something about historical highway plaques and markers that are extremely distracting when I'm bicycling through new territory.

FREDERICKTOWN – The ferryboat Frederick pulls from shore, heading toward Fredericktown with a few cars aboard, and, within minutes, another vehicle stops short at the ramp, just missing its chance to cross the Monongahela River on this historic vessel.

Any parent can tell you braces are expensive, costing $3,000 to $5,000. But many parents whose kids are on Medicaid do not have to pay a dime for braces.

The small, remote-controlled gadget named Wedge Over Mammy sits low to the ground and has several jagged teeth protruding from its sides designed to slam its competition against the wall to pin it down.