Turtle Creek News

A 19-year-old Turtle Creek man visiting family in McKeesport on Monday was shot and killed.

The Pennsylvania Charter School Appeal board voted today to allow Propel Schools to open a second charter school within the Woodland Hills School District.

A former Farrell man is hoping a federal judge will suppress evidence and gut a charge that is punishable by a sentence of 5 to 40 years behind bars.

When the going gets tough, try haunting a castle. Steel City Planners, a group of former hotel employees laid off during the recent economic times, have partnered with Wilmerding Renewed Inc.

Two men wanted by the U.S. Marshal's Western Pennsylvania Fugitive Task Force for failure to appear for hearings on unrelated charges have been found in other states.

Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania said the Bank of New York Mellon and three other employers across the region will receive its 2009 Power of Work Awards for helping people with special needs overcome barriers to employment.

The South Allegheny School District is proceeding with a lawsuit it filed against four companies that performed design and construction work on the elementary school.

Longtime North Versailles police Officer Ron Masula patrolled the community's roads for years and understood the trauma experienced by those involved in crashes.

Mike Bosco thought his student was taking a breather. The sophomore, Bosco learned, was experiencing a cardiac emergency.

For Michael Bosco Jr., George Verbanic and George Lantzy, it was a split-second reaction.

The front steps at Lisa Olsakovsky's red-brick home are crumbling. Her family is in a constant fight to scrub away mold in a musty-smelling basement.

The Army Corps of Engineers will likely delay the start of flood control work in the Turtle Creek Valley until mid-October, its spokesman said.

It's an overcast day at the Addison Terrace farm stand in the Hill District, but the heady aroma of sauteing garlic and greens fills the air.

Harmony-pop vocal group the Vogues were formed in 1960 by lead baritone Bill Burkette, baritone Don Miller, first tenor Hugh Geyer, and second tenor Chuck Blasko, who were all high school friends from Turtle Creek, PA.

Share + Sep 5, 2009 12:24 am US/Eastern SHADYSIDE Members of the Pennsylvania National Guard have returned home from Iraq.

Share + Sep 4, 2009 4:51 pm US/Eastern FEMA has denied a second request for federal assistance to the victims of damage created by severe storms back in June.

By TOM LAVIS TLAVIS@TRIBDEM.COM There will be a harmonious blend of gospel music and fellowship during Labor Day weekend at Camp Harmony.

The Tribune-Review can be reached online or at 412-321-6460. Read the Trib on your Kindle Sign up now! An Allegheny County businessman who is pulling the plug on a $5 million fitness center he planned to build in New Stanton is blaming the economy and the time involved in the approval process for his decision.

As Western Pennsylvania pros, novices and armchair quarterbacks prep for football season, the Woodland Hills School District is still working to make sure its stadium is ready following the aftermath of a brutal June storm.

As Western Pennsylvania pros, novices and armchair quarterbacks prep for football season, the Woodland Hills School District is still working to make sure its stadium is ready following the aftermath of a brutal June storm.