Tarentum News

Going on a family bike ride with the Sprengs is like stepping into the ring with a top fighter -- most expect to go the distance but few do.

A veterinarian said most of the hundreds of cats seized from an Allegheny County animal sanctuary in March have recovered enough to live normal lives.

A bike run commemorates the brave men and women who lost to their lives serving overseas.

Welcome to my park bench from which we can notice and discuss the traces and signs of God's presence and activity in the center of Tarentum, Pennsylvania.

The southbound lanes of Route 28 have reopened following a tractor-trailer rollover early Saturday morning.

A Tarentum bar that is in danger of losing its liquor license should be closed because it's a nuisance that eats up the police department's man-hours, police Chief Bill Vakulick said.

Police charged William Spencer, 24, of Tarentum, with simple assault, harassment and disorderly conduct stemming from an incident at 4:45 p.m. May 5, when Spencer displayed a gun to another driver along Route ...

A Davidson Street home invasion on Thursday didn't happen, police said. Instead, the story was fabricated by a man who now admits to police he didn't want to tell his mother a female acquaintance took her car, ...

Police are searching for a child molester who allegedly moved from Tarentum without telling police.

Residents saw something Tuesday they hadn't seen in nearly 50 years: police cars patrolling the township.

A former Roman Catholic church in West Tarentum was one of two in the Greater Pittsburgh area bought by Raffaello Follieri, an Italian real estate mogul recently accused of fraud for pretending to work for the ...

Police arrested an Italian businessman on Tuesday who once dated a Hollywood star and was accused of lying about connections to the Vatican to allegedly fleece wealthy investors in a real estate company that ...

Traffic signals at three intersections along West Seventh Avenue were important in the 1970s.

As she turned to face the man who kidnapped and killed her daughter, Sally Smith said the life sentence he received today isn't enough punishment.

Most workers and employers are struggling with rising health care costs. So it was no surprise to see that our towns are experiencing health care sticker shock for 2008.

The Tribune-Review Publishing Co. is preparing to thin the ranks of the suburban weekly newspapers it operates under its Gateway Newspapers unit, sources say.

A 6-year-old boy was run over by his parents' car after his innocent horseplay nearly turned deadly Saturday.

When Barbara Rabe, co-founder and president of the Arizona Chihuahua Rescue, received a call asking if her group could accept over 100 dogs - she thought it was a cruel joke.

After years of pointing out mistakes to publishers and getting the brush, I can now report partial vindication in my quixotic, annoying campaign to set the record straight about the lives of Evelyn Nesbit and ...

For the first time, the Piece and Happiness Quilt Club is joining in to celebrate Community Days with Allegheny Township residents.