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A McKeesport man will spend 15 to 30 years in prison for strangling his girlfriend during a fight over drugs and money, then dumping her body in an outdoor trash bin. ... (Today)
Testimony concluded yesterday in the trial of a Scott man charged with fatally shooting his wife and then forcing a friend to transport her body out of state and dispose of it. ... (Today)
A motorist from Fayette County was charged early yesterday with striking a police officer, his cruiser and another vehicle in Washington County, state police in Belle Vernon said. ... (Today)
Duquesne, like many Mon Valley towns, has been struggling to shake off the decades-long economic devastation that came with the collapse of the steel industry. ... (Yesterday)
Last summer, Ron Yochum and wife Roseanna Fazio filled a cooler and packed their swim gear for a day trip to Lake Erie. ... (Yesterday)
Yesterday
- Most test scores fall for second straight year in Duquesne
- Tanger Factory Outlet opens tomorrow
- Cheerleaders put through their paces in sweaty summer drills
- New Dormont manager cites his experience as his strength
- USC expected to vote on new board member Sept. 10
- Color to brighten commute in murals on inn, T station
- Girl shot near school in McKeesport
- Peters council turns down request to modify housing plans
- Route 19: "What did you do on your summer vacation?"
- Jefferson Hills seeks $5 donations for fire companies
- Canton woman sentenced to prison for shaking baby
- It's all academic
- Man who drowned in Monongahela identified
- Route 51: "What did you do on your summer vacation?"
- Mon River keeps water patrols hopping in summer
- Versailles divided over proposal to eliminate police
- Fellowship center in Homestead moves beyond coffee
- Duquesne faculty still working
- Mon Valley: "What did you do on your summer vacation?"
- South News Briefs
- South Park Fairgrounds a 'disgrace'
- With batons held high
- South Bulletin Board
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Friday, August 22, 2008
Thursday, August 21, 2008
- PG South: It's time to hit books as world's fastest season comes to end
- PG South: Private schools begin long march to May
- PG South: County changes rules for vaccines, boosters
- PG South: Clothes shopping can be stress free
- PG South: 'Don't Bug Me' takes on bullying using puppets
- PG South: What to do if your child is being bullied
- PG South: Back to school with really cool stuff
- PG South: In school, gadget police R out to get U
- PG South: Schools get help in aiding homeless
- Upper St. Clair seeks to replace departing board member
- Speed Match gets volunteers for nonprofits
- Route 19 News Briefs
- Turnpike offers big incentive to finish Mon-Fay
- Golf outing planned as first park fundraiser
- Pleasant Hills officials OK settlements in police lawsuits
- Route 51 News Briefs
- Back to the sticks: Football veteran rehired in Steel Valley
- Homestead native donates to Steel Valley
- DEP seeks input on fly ash removal in Forward
- Mon Valley News Briefs
- Letters to the editor/South: In resignation, board member urges reconsideration of IB
- Fan collects for diabetes
- Dog alerts blind owner to fire; he returns the favor
- South Bulletin Board
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