McKeesport

[ muh-keez-pawrt, -pohrt ]

noun

1. a city in SW Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh.

Example Sentences

The Pennsylvania Democrat was in McKeesport showing his support for Sara Innamorato, a Democrat who is running for Allegheny County executive, when a heckler in the audience started yelling at Mr. Fetterman for his stance on the Israel-Hamas war.

From Washington Times

In the 35th District, Matt Gergely, a Democrat who is the chief revenue officer of McKeesport, Pa., defeated Don Nevills, a Republican who operates a tattoo shop and ran unsuccessfully for the seat in November.

From New York Times

When police encountered him nearby, he “suddenly produced a handgun and shot the two McKeesport officers,” said Christopher Kearns, the county’s police superintendent.

From Seattle Times

Thirty-two-year-old Sean Sluganski, who had worked for McKeesport police for two years, died at a hospital.

From Seattle Times

Hoping to succeed Davis are Matthew Gergely, a Democrat who works for the McKeesport city government, and Republican Don Nevills, a Navy veteran and businessman who lives in Clairton.

From Seattle Times