White Oak council is asked to help reduce speeding
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By SARAH PELLIS spellis@yourmvi.com 
August 18, 2026
A resident said the problem is especially serious on Ohio Avenue. Speeding issues were addressed Monday during White Oak’s council meeting. Kimberly Rusu of Ohio Avenue asked council to do something a...
Narcotics agents seize 600-plus fentanyl doses, automatic rifle
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August 18, 2026
Devante Gardlock, 32, was arrested after police found drugs and guns. By PAULA REED WARD TribLive A Port Vue man who police said had more than 600 doses of fentanyl, a fully automatic rifle and body a...
Opinion, Politics
August 18, 2026
To the Editor: A few of us are old enough to remember when our congressman came out of hiding more than once every two years. As that group is growing ever smaller, perhaps we need a reminder of how G...
Politics
August 18, 2026
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Democrats on Saturday approved dueling messages on whether U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement should be abolished or reformed, reflecting sharp opposition to President Donal...
Not winning? Just change the rules
Opinion, Politics
August 18, 2026
What binds the new Democratic Party to the new Democratic Socialists is a set of shared issues and values. That is, the radicalism of the Democrats in the age of Trump Derangement Syndrome—lawfare, de...
Elizabeth Township VFD wraps up centennial celebration
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By MICHAEL VINSICK mvinsick@yourmvi.com 
August 17, 2026
A firemen’s parade capped off the three-day festival. The Elizabeth Township Fire Department kicked off the final day of its centennial celebration Saturday with a firemen’s parade, as several fire de...
Monessen delays start of classes until Sept. 8
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By SARAH PELLIS spellis@yourmvi.com 
August 17, 2026
“Abnormalities” found at the middle/high school turned out to be mold. The start of the new school year in the Monessen City School District has been delayed until Sept. 8, the district announced Satu...
Storms move through region as flood watch continues
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August 17, 2026
It remains in effect through Monday morning for six Western Pennsylvania counties. By TribLive After a day of thunderstorms and tornado warnings around the region, the National Weather Service in Pitt...
Grants will help schools with security, mental health projects
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By TAYLOR BROWN, Senior Reporter 
August 17, 2026
More than $1.4 million is headed to seven Washington County school districts to help pay for security improvements and mental health initiatives during the 2026-27 school year. State Rep. Tim O’Neal, ...
Workforce development programs train next-generation tradespeople in Pennsylvania
Around The Valley, Latest News, Main
August 17, 2026
Educational institutions and regional programs are seeing a surge in interest as more people trade four-year degrees for hands-on careers. By KAITLYN HUGHES TribLive Klauss Garibaldi sat in the Carrie...
Rostraver Township firefighters respond to crashes on Route 51, I-70
Around The Valley, Latest News, Main
August 17, 2026
A multiple-vehicle collision took place Sunday on Interstate 70 East near Exit 46. Rostraver Township Fire Department cleared debris and controlled fluid leaks from all the vehicles involved. Occupant...
Around The Valley, Features
August 17, 2026
• McKeesport’s 66th annual International Village three-day ethnic food and music festival begins and runs through Thursday, Renzie Park, Jimmy Long and Schettino Fields as well as at the McKeesport Li...
Spray-paint artist traces spirit of creativity to childhood in Glassport
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August 15, 2026
Jeremy Raymer has paid tribute to Pittsburgh legends throughout the city. By JENNIFER MCCALLA McKeesport Community Newsroom Before his larger-than-life, spray-painted murals took over the brick walls ...