UPDATE: Woman Suspected of Urinating on Potatoes at West Mifflin Walmart Turns Herself In

WEST MIFFLIN, Pa. (AP) — UPDATE: Authorities say a woman suspected of urinating on potatoes at a Walmart in Allegheny County has turned herself in. West Mifflin police say 20-year-old Grace Brown is facing multiple charges including criminal mischief, open lewdness and public drunkenness. Brown turned herself in Tuesday after learning that authorities were looking for her. Authorities had posted surveillance photos of the incident on their Twitter account.

Former Atty Gen Kathleen Kane To Be Released from Jail Today

EAGLEVILLE, Pa. (AP) — Former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane is expected to be released from jail after serving less than a year for a grand jury secrecy violation. The 53-year-old Kane is scheduled to get out of the Montgomery County Correctional Facility in the Philadelphia suburbs on Wednesday morning.

Beaver Falls Man Accused In Shooting Waives Right to Preliminary Hearing

A Beaver Falls man accused in the shooting death of a 17 year old outside a pizza shop in New Castle waived his right to a preliminary hearing. 41-year-old Michael D’Biagio is charged with criminal homicide and aggravated assault in the shooting death of Derran Jevcak back on July 19th. Authorities say D’Biagio claimed Jevcak had introduced his daughter to cocaine and other drugs. His being held without bond in the Lawrence County Jail.

Former GM Plant in Lordstown, OH Could Soon Be Rebooted, Says Pence

The former General Motors plant in Lordstown Ohio could soon be rebooted. Vice President Mike Pence told reporters yesterday in Columbus that electric vehicle-maker Workhorse has the funding it needs to start production at the factory. Published reports last month indicated the company was far from having the financing needed to reopen the plant that closed in March.

Commissioners Discuss Brady’s Run Water Issues At Work Session

(Matt Drzik/Beaver County Radio)

Recently, Brady’s Run Park had issues with water getting from its main source to all of the shelters in the area. Public Works Director Dan Colville spoke about the issues, as well as the repairs, at the Commissioners’ work session on Wednesday.

 

Colville also mentioned that he’d like to see any new water lines installed to be smaller in size; from 4 inches down to 2.

He also got into a somewhat lively discussion with the Commissioners over the road construction that needed done at Marion Township. The discussion arose when Commissioner Sandie Egley had mentioned that a for-profit organization was looking to install a dog park up at Brush Creek; and though Commissioner Tony Amadio agreed, he felt that the deteriorated roads near the park needed fixed. When Colville was asked about possible solutions, he said that any patching would fall apart just as quickly as it was built and that a tar-and-chip solution would be more suitable if time-consuming. Colville also mentioned that he would need to find out a cost estimate for these solutions first.

On a more positive note, Commissioner Amadio spoke highly of the possibilities for Beaver County Residents as the new Amazon building moving “next door” in Findlay Township (Allegheny County) was announced Tuesday:

 

The Commissioners’ next work session is scheduled for August 7 at 10:00 AM.

Gas Prices Dip In Western PA

Despite factory fires on the Eastern side of the state, Beaver County and surrounding areas are experiencing a dip in gas prices, not only from previous weeks, but also from last year. Beaver County Radio News Intern, Christina Sainovich, has the story…

Beaver County Sheriff’s Office Adds Sticker To Patrol Cars

The Beaver County Sheriff’s office, led by Tony Guy, has recently added a new sticker to each of their patrol cars. This addition is meant to honor The United States, and what it stands for. Beaver County Radio News Intern, Christina Sainovich, has details…