West Mifflin News

One person was taken to Mercy Hospital after a crash in West Mifflin early Sunday Morning.

Sophomore Soyoung Ahn, 15, dabs paint on a door on the set of "The Diary of Anne Frank" as part of the Hampton High School stage technology class last month.

Allegheny County Public Works today announced that beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Fri., Nov.

A McKeesport man accused of fatally shooting a Damon's restaurant worker at The Waterfront during a robbery will stand trial on homicide and other charges, a district judge ruled Wednesday.

When Melanie Kerber took over as principal of Sto-Rox High School in 2006, the dropout rate was among the highest in Allegheny County, and test scores were among the lowest.

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Thomas Olson can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7854. National City Bank, which has operated the most branches in the Pittsburgh area since 1995, will vanish from the streets on Nov.

The buzz about Coopers Tavern, a gastropub coming to the Square, has been around for months now, but with seemingly no change to the 20 W. Mifflin space.

An arrest has been made in a fatal 2008 shooting at a Pittsburgh-area restaurant.

The West Mifflin Area school board last night reluctantly accepted the resignation of popular middle school Principal David Deramo, who is leaving the district to become principal of South Fayette Elementary School.

Mark Cherpak, director of operational services for the Steel Valley School District, had hoped to use federal stimulus money designated for school districts in Pennsylvania to help balance his district's 2009-2010 budget.

P.J. Dick Inc., a West Mifflin construction company, won the John H. Adams Corporation of the Year Award from the Western Pennsylvania Minority Supplier Development Council, which matches certified minority business owners with corporate members that want to purchase their goods and services, the organization said Friday.

The office vacancy rate in the Pittsburgh area increased slightly in the third quarter although several major leases were signed, including P.J. Dick Inc.

Cleaning crews will cause nightly lane closures in the Fort Pitt Tunnels this week, PennDOT officials said.

A reputation for pricey food and tight slot machines may be dampening the enthusiasm some players had for Rivers Casino, some tour operators and gamblers say.

The man named West Mifflin police chief four years ago to turn around a department rocked by scandal finds his retirement setting off a controversy.

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Over the past several years, Halloween has started to rival that much more famous December holiday in the number of festivities it has inspired.

Two women have pleaded guilty to reduced charges for abusing a 94-year-old Alzheimer's patient at the Pittsburgh-area nursing home where they used to work.

Paul and Carole Balta, of Duquesne, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on August 22.