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Little Olivia Pratt-Kobel, was just nine years old when she was gunned down by cruel dealer Thomas Cashman, 35, who had chased another supplier into her home in Dovecot, Liverpool last year

The other illegal activities of Niall Barry, 26, and Sean Zeisz, 28 - jailed for the murder of Ashley Dale - were uncovered when police infiltrated the Encrochat messaging service used by criminals.

Harrison has a new police chief for the first time in nearly three decades. Sgt. Brian Turack, a member of the department for about 12 years, was hired by the commissioners during the township’s agenda meeting May 16, Commissioner Jim Erb said. Turack starts in the new role July 1,

Harrison Manager John Pallone has resigned after six months on the job. Pallone, a former five-term state legislator and superintendent of the New Kensington-Arnold School District, was not immediately available for comment. The township commissioners accepted his resignation during their meeting Monday. At least one commissioner said he believes Pallone

The kayak launch along the Allegheny River in Harrison’s Natrona section soon could become an enhanced destination for people seeking shorefront recreation. Harrison commissioners are hoping to move forward on a project to create a nine-space paved parking lot at the corner of Sycamore Street and River Road, new sidewalks

Harrison has a game plan for the final portion of police Chief Michael Klein’s tenure. The township commissioners voted 4-1 Monday night to accept the longtime chief’s retirement, effective Oct. 28. However, he then will be brought back Oct. 31 on a part-time basis as superintendent of police and will

The question of whether Harrison police Chief Michael Klein can retire later this year and be rehired on a part-time basis will be a topic for discussion by the township commissioners Monday. The board last month held off on voting whether to allow Klein to retire Oct. 28 and return

The Harrison commissioners Monday voted to table a measure that called for police Chief Michael Klein to retire then return on a limited basis three days later. According to the proposal, Klein would retire on Oct. 28 (a Friday), then return to his post at a salary of $85,978 annually

The owner of a Harrison dog training business said she’ll try one last time to seek township approval to operate a pet day care and boarding service at her Freeport Road location. Kim Ringer, owner of Ringer’s Pet Dog Training, will present her case to the township’s planning commission Monday.

Harrison business owner Kim Ringer got first-step approval from township commissioners on Monday in her pursuit to operate a doggie day care and boarding service from her Freeport Road retail space. Commissioners voted 5-0 to rezone the property from B-1 to S-1, allowing pet daycare services. Ringer can now apply