Kool Springs Amusement Park, operational from 1945 to 1950, was a beloved summer destination for families near Glass Road. It featured rides, picnic areas, and treats, hosting special days for children from St. Paul’s Orphanage, creating cherished memories despite its short existence.
Campbells Run Road widening project should bring long-term relief — and perhaps short-term pain
A significant project to widen a 1.6-mile stretch of Campbells Run Road is set to begin soon and is expected to take until spring 2031 to complete. Despite traffic concerns from local businesses, officials believe the upgrades will improve safety and traffic flow long-term.
McKees Rocks Council to consider lot line adjustment for Hays Manor project
McKees Rocks Borough Council Tuesday night will consider approval of a plan to consolidate lot lines for the redevelopment of the Hays Manor site into a 50-unit rental community. Construction is expected to get under way in the spring and take 14 months to complete.
Body found in Kennedy Township is that of suspect in McKees Rocks shooting
The body of a man who matched the description of a suspect in the shooting of a McKees Rocks woman was found Monday morning on a steep hillside in Kennedy Township.
Free tax prep: RMU student volunteers helping their community
Angeline Benitez and Gabriela Hernandez, accounting students at Robert Morris University, volunteer for United Way's Free Tax Prep Coalition, assisting low-income households with tax preparation. Their experiences deepen their tax knowledge and offer valuable community help while fostering gratitude among clients.
Woman critically injured Sunday in McKees Rocks shooting
Allegheny County Police detectives were investigating a Sunday morning shooting that left a woman hospitalized in critical condition. The shooting took place in the 100 block of Jane Street in McKees Rocks.
Robinson commissioners approve Beaver Grade Road residential project
Robinson Township has approved Maronda Homes' residential development near The Mall at Robinson. The project includes 122 single-family homes and 111 townhouses, requiring the removal of 14,155 trees. Maronda plans to plant 361 trees, having received a waiver from the township. Homes are expected by 2027.






