Local
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The second public meeting for Crafton’s Imagine Linden process will occur at 7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 24, allowing community input on a 5.25-acre property. Discussions aim to explore recreational or commercial uses as developers show interest, while consultant OHM Advisors will guide the process.
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Utility work on Route 51 in Coraopolis Borough and Moon Township starts Aug. 24, causing single-lane traffic until late October. U.S. Rep. Chris Deluzio is accepting applications for service academy nominations for eligible constituents until Oct. 9.
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Lane restrictions will be in effect on Interstate 79 and I-376 on Thursday, Aug. 20, for repairs. Additionally, an executive order by Gov. Shapiro introduces strict regulations for data center projects, empowering local communities in development decisions.
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Pittsburgh Regional Transit has proposed a final Bus Line Refresh plan after extensive research and public feedback. The plan aims for improved service frequency, connectivity, and reliability, including a new major transit hub at Carnegie Station and adjusted routes, pending public review and board approval.
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Allegheny County Police Detectives have identified and recovered the vehicle involved in the hit-and-run accident that claimed the life of a McKees Rocks resident on Aug. 14 in Kennedy Township but would not release the name of the driver involved in the incident.
