Hearing Set for Man Charged With Gun-Related Offenses

Tyrone Fuller, 31, is accused of holding a gun to a woman’s head and threatening her.

Seven Killed in Sikh Temple Shooting in Oak Creek

Dozens injured in Sunday morning shooting, including a veteran police officer.

Arson Possible Cause For Sewickley House Fire

The Allegheny County Fire Marshal is investigating an early morning fire on Farren Street.

Wilkinsburg Kidnap-Murder Case Still Brings New Tips

After the ‘woman at the bus stop’ tells her story about the day schoolgirl Beth Barr disappeared in 1977, other Patch readers offer more clues.

Nearby: Driver Fatally Shoots Himself in Cranberry Police Pursuit

Investigators are working to identify the driver after the chase and crash at Cranberry Commons Mall. The vehicle smashed into the Lane Bryant store, causing extensive damage.

Police Blotter: Thefts, Chickens and a Suspicious Person

Sewickley Police responded to the following recent incidents. Each incident reflects police records and is not an indication of guilt.

Nearby: Ross Police Likely to Cite Truck Driver in Rollover Accident

Woman in crushed Toyota Camry taken to hospital with serious, but non-life threatening injuries.

Police Warn Residents of Door-to-Door Solicitors

Residents in one Pittsburgh neighborhood reported that solicitors were going door-to-door asking for account numbers on Duquesne Light bills.

Woman Charged in Moon Drug Bust Waives Hearing

Former Moon resident Pamela Smallis appeared Tuesday in Coraopolis District Court.

St. James Priest on Leave Plans to Step Down

Following an investigation, the Allegheny County District Attorney's office has no plans to file charges against the Rev. Dan Valentine.

District Court: Preliminary Hearing Results for July

From the office of Magisterial District Judge Robert Ford.

Unsolved Cases: Genelle Bradford

The Wilkinsburg teen disappeared just two weeks before she turned 18.

Pittsburgh Police Commander Suffers Injuries in Head-On Collision

Collision occurs Friday on Steubenville Pike/Route 60 in Robinson Township.

Leetsdale Man Charged After Police Discover Weapons, Bomb Supplies, Nazi Materials in Apartment

Zachary Clifton, 25, is arraigned Friday on charges that include possession of explosives or incendiary materials and causing or risking a catastrophe.

Police Blotter: Raccoons, a Car Crash and Criminal Mischief

Sewickley Police responded to the following recent incidents.

Neville Island Coke Plant Agrees to $1.75 Million Settlement

The settlement with Shenango Inc. is part of an agreement to resolve environmental violations issued in 2006.

Unsolved Cases: 'Baby Bede' Has Never Been Identified

A baby boy was found dead on Neville Island in 1999.

Police Increase Patrols at Cinemark Theater in Robinson

Robinson police chief says officers will patrol inside the Cinemark at Settlers Ridge in light of a Colorado movie theater shooting.

News Nearby: Man Dragged By Car Along McKnight Road

Police investigating initial report of a road rage incident.

Police Blotter: A Motorcycle Crash, a Sinkhole and Suspicious Person Reports

Sewickley Police responded to the following. Each incident reflects police records and is not an indication of guilt.

Unsolved Cases: Toni McNatt-Chiappetta

The Clairton teenager was reportedly headed to a high school pep rally but she never made it there.

Sewickley Heights Dispatcher Sues Coraopolis, Moon for Wrongful Arrest

The Moon resident's lawsuit claims he was falsely arrested for selling drugs in Coraopolis.

Freeh Report Slams Paterno, Penn State Officials for Sandusky Scandal

Evidence shows the university's top leaders, including Joe Paterno, knew about Sandusky's sexual misconduct, the report states.

Freeh Report on Penn State and the Sandusky Scandal Released Today

See where you can read the entire report, and watch Freeh's news conference.

News Nearby: Grand Jury Indicts Ambridge Bank Robbery Suspect

Keith Fisher faces a maximum total sentence up to 25 years in prison, a fine of $250,000, or both

Man Charged with Stealing from Daughter's Trust Fund

The former Sewickley resident has been charged with theft and forgery in connection to the incident.

Bear Spotted in North Park Tranquilized

Bear wanders to Hampton Township before tranquilizer takes full effect.

Update: Sewickley Police Investigate Shots Fired

Officers were called to the American Legion Post 450 early Saturday for a report of gunshots. The incident could be connected to an Aliquippa shooting.

Employee Awaits Hearing, Accused of Forging Nearly $3,000 in Fake Pay Checks

From the office of Magisterial District Judge Robert Ford for the week of July 3.

Water Main Break Shuts Down Route 19 in Cranberry

Public works crews and police are on the scene.

Sewickley Police and Fire Departments Assist with Water Rescue

Boat called for help when taking on water.

District Court: Assaults and DUIs

From the office of Magisterial District Judge Robert Ford.

Unsolved Cases: James Kos

James Kos of Monroeville left his place of employment in April 2000 and has not been heard from since.

Police Blotter: A Raccoon, A Theft and Suspicious Person Reports

Sewickley Police responded to the following recent incidents.

State Police Plan Holiday DUI Checkpoints

Police from six states will be out on DUI patrols this weekend looking for drunk drivers who are getting an early start to the Fourth of July holiday.

Missing Coraopolis Man Found Dead off Montour Trail

Police said just after 9 a.m. that a man's body was found off the Montour Trail.

Suspect in Burglary Attempt Will Stand Trial

David Jablonsky, 24, of Coraopolis has a formal arraignment in August.

Motorist Passes Out on Boulevard, Facing DUI and Drug Charges

Jesse Rager is facing charges.

Moon Public Works Employee Injured by Chainsaw

The man's injuries are said to be non-life threatening.

District Court: DUIs and Marijuana Charges

From the office of Magisterial District Judge Robert Ford.