Aliquippa News Archives

Paramedics were called to a construction site Sunday afternoon in Beaver County, where an excavator overturned.

An Aliquippa man surrendered to authorities a short time after another man was shot in the head Thursday in the Beaver County community.

Health care reform and labor issues were on the agenda as President Barack Obama addressed the AFL-CIO's annual convention in Pittsburgh.

FREMONT -- Tim Shaffer became $10,000 richer after winning the second annual Jim Ford Classic during Ludwig Propane Night on Saturday at Fremont Speedway.

Police continue to investigate a bizarre report that happened near the Post-Gazette Pavilion on Friday.

State police in Beaver County said an argument at a concert ended with a man lying in the eastbound lanes of Route 30.

President Barack Obama told a supportive audience at the AFL-CIO convention in Downtown Pittsburgh Tuesday that he supports the Employee Free Choice Act.

Hollywood is heading back to Pittsburgh again as a new movie is set to begin filming in Beaver County.

Three older people and three staff members at Valley Care Adult Day Services in Moon are up and dancing to the music of Freddy Kelleher of New Sewickley, who strums a guitar as he sings "Roll Out the Barrel." "Yay-hoo!" cheers Laura Price, 79, of North Fayette.

Joe, 19, celebrated two years of being drug-free on Sunday. He is now counseling other teenage addicts at Gateway Rehabilitation in Aliquippa, attending college, and has a job delivering pizza.

Fifteen years after the crash of USAir Flight 427, the unshakable, crippling grief that tormented crash victims' loved ones and emergency workers who witnessed the carnage largely has abated.

Beaver County Coroner Teri Tatalovich-Rossi has ruled a murder-suicide in the death of a couple early this morning in the Valley Terrace Apartment housing development in Aliquippa.

A man and woman were fatally shot in Aliquippa early Saturday morning, emergency officials told WTAE Channel 4 Action News.

The Tribune-Review can be reached online or at 412-321-6460. Sign up now! Investigators say an 18-year-old camp counselor from Beaver County who drowned in a northern Wisconsin lake last month was a good swimmer and had no drugs or alcohol in his system.

Authorities in Beaver County had to use a Stun gun on a woman three times after she allegedly let her 4-year-old daughter wander the streets and then attempted to drive with the girl while intoxicated.