McKees Rocks is joining a pilot program aimed at improving responses to mental health crises by having mental health professionals handle certain 911 calls instead of police. The program, approved unanimously by the borough council, seeks to reduce arrests, de-escalate situations, and promote better outcomes for individuals in distress.
I’m not going to lie and say I love all food. In fact, there are a few I can do without…any sort of leaf lettuce, not crispy lettuce or arugula…
In addition to having “Chill Rooms” at two of Carlynton’s three school district buildings, students at Carnegie Elementary have access to a Free Store and Food Pantry when in need.…
Allegheny Health Network plans to operate a free mobile testing unit for HIV and hepatitis C in the parking lot of the Stowe Township Municipal Building. The Center for Inclusion…
This feature is the first in a series of articles focusing on the growing Latino communities in Pittsburgh, co-published with Pittsburgh City Paper, Pittsburgh Latino Magazine, and the Gazette 2.0. (Photos)
The McKees Rocks Borough Council voted unanimously to approve a pop-up fair during a special meeting scheduled just for this purpose July 19. The event, scheduled to take place on…
If I were a betting woman, which I’m not – I’d rather spend money on shoes than gambling – I would put all my money on the fact that the…