Rep. Murphy joined state and local officials at U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works plant to break ground on its newest project to construct environmentally advanced coke batteries.

Rep. Murphy (PA-18) headed up a tour of local officials to review Chartiers Creek back channel work completed last week by the Army Corps of Engineers to reopen the original Chartiers Creek stream in Bridgeville.

Congressman Murphy welcomes home members of the 316th Sustainment Command afteir their year-long tour in Iraq.

Rep. Murphy Urges Congressional Action on Energy Prices During Press Conference at a Sheetz service station in Robinson Township.

Congressman Murphy presents a U.S. flag flown over the Capitol to Cub Scout Pack 333 at Hyde Elementary School in Moon Township.

Congressman Tim Murphy meets with local leaders of Ironworkers Local 3 in Pittsburgh along with several apprentices to tour their training center.

Congressman Murphy tours Cameron Measurement Systems in Findlay to meet employees and get a firsthand look at the work they do manufacturing measurement equipment.

Congressman Tim Murphy presents Mr. Wayne Alderson with the Silver Star for the critical role he played in the defeat of the Germans in World War II. The Silver Star is one of the highest military decorations awarded.

Rep. Murphy tours the Monroeville Public Training Center with Police Chief George Polnar and Assistant Police Chief Kenneth "Doug" Cole and gets a first-hand look at the installation of in-car police cameras obtained with federal funds.

Green Tree Mayor Vince Abbato, and the borough's firefighters present Rep. Tim Murphy with a statue of a firefighter in appreciation of his work in securing federal funds for first responders.

Warning Coordination Meteorologist Rich Kane discusses with Congressman Murphy how weather balloons assist in gathering atmospheric data.

Congressman Tim Murphy joins with the Greater Beneficial Union in Brentwood to help prepare care packages for our troops fighting overseas.

Congressman Murphy hosts a Congressional field hearing in Pittsburgh to raise awareness of how mental health coverage improves workplace productivity and reduce costs. Congressmen Patrick Kennedy (RI-1) and Jason Altmire (PA-4) also attended.

Congressman Murphy stops by the booths at the WJPA Health Fair to discuss some of the healthcare reforms being discussed in Congress.

During a break in taping, Congressman Tim Murphy chats with The Front Page hosts Rob Pratte and Craig Newbold. The Congressman was on the show to discuss important healthcare reforms and the upcoming Congress.

Congressman Murphy speaks with members of St. Valentine's Parish where he was the invited speaker at their early childhood fair.

Along with Dormont officials, Congressman Tim Murphy examines drainage problems along Mattern Avenue and discusses possible solutions.

Congressman Murphy joins in the ribbon cutting for Jefferson Regional Medical Center's new parking facility.

Congressman Murphy participates in the New Trail Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Montour Trail. Murphy secured $250,000 in federal funds for the project.

Rep. Murphy reads to children at Cornerstone Care in Burgettstown as part of the Reach Out and Read program.The program educates parents on the importance of reading to their children and provides books and literacy couseling through local health centers.

Congressman Murphy discusses 10 critical reforms, that if implemented by Congress and the private sector, could reduce health care costs by $300 billion each year.

Congressman Murphy meets with Washington township police in Westmoreland County at the annual Fort Hand Festival to discuss security and crime issues in the area.

Congressman Murphy presents the family of Vietnam Veteran Samuel Cortese with medals honoring his service.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony at the re-opening of the VA Surgical Clinic

Congressman Murphy attends a check presentation for $250,000 in federal funds for the construction of the Arts Center at Seton Hills University in Greensburg.

Congressman Murphy is presented with the National Association of Manufacturers Award for Manufacturing Legislative Excellence

Congressman Tim Murphy reads a story to children attending the Mon Valley YMCA.

Rep.Murphy views the recently renovated stop for Pittsburgh's Light Rail line. He toured the operation center and the parking garage. Rep.Murpgy secured more than $1.1 million in federal funds for the completion of the garage and llight rail project.

Congressman Murphy studies a map of rail lines during his visit to the operations center at Norfolk Southern, one of the Pittsburgh region's two dominant rail carriers. The rail company is the second largest in the eastern half of the U.S.

Congressman Murphy receives a tour of HydroGen, a local company specializing in the design and manufacturing of hydrogen fuel cells.

Congressman Murphy meets with seniors at the Penn Hills Senior Center.

Congressman Murphy visits E.R. Shaw, the maker of custom rifle barrels and small arms. Located in Bridgeville, E.R. Shaw provides barrels for some of the largest gun manufacturers in the world.

The St. Bernard Cub Scout Pack comes to meet Rep. Murphy at the district office and present him with a mural of American History they completed as part of a Pack project.

Congressman Murphy visits TMI Manufacturing, located in Pittsburgh. TMI is a leading manufacturer in industrial safety products and energy control products. Here, Murphy views the manufacturing of a plastic door used in refigeration.

Congressman Murphy visits All-Clad Metalcrafters and sees first hand how the hand-crafted metal cookware used by professional chefs and in home kitchens around the country is made in Canonsburg.

Congressman Murphy visits All-Clad Metalcrafters and sees first hand how the hand-crafted metal cookware used by professional chefs and in home kitchens around the country is made in Canonsburg.

Congressman Murphy receives a tour and an update on the progress of the new veterans cemetery in Cecil schedule to open in the summer of 2005.

Congressman Tim Murphy and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Jim Nicholson unveil the plaque dedicating the National Cemetery of the Allghenies in Cecil.