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State Public Utility Commission Chairman Stephen DeFrank has introduced a resolution before the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners urging for the adoption of natural gas energy e...

The arrival of August means the resumption of school board meetings, with school starting as soon as three weeks from now in some districts, albeit with understandable anxiety about funding in the abs...

The roadwork schedule in and around Indiana County moves forward this week with PennDOT's scheduled completion of paving on Philadelphia Street in Indiana, and the start on Monday of the resurfacing p...

Monday's Indiana County Common Pleas Court schedule has seventeen cases, almost all of them for driving under the influence. There are twenty cases scheduled to come before the county's various magist...

Indiana is just two games from winning the Junior League Softball World Series after another dramatic extra-inning victory yesterday, 2-1 in eight innings over Southeast Region champ South Carolina. N...

There are plenty of Pirates fans scratching their heads after yesterday's trade deadline passed with a number of players on expiring contracts still with the team and two popular pitchers still under ...

The 30th annual PIAA Officials Convention is today and tomorrow in Harrisburg, with educational sessions, reviews of new rules for high school sports, and topics such as communications with coaches, b...

The Steelers took off the pads, but there was plenty of action yesterday at St. Vincent, especially among new Steelers. Tight end Jonnu Smith scuffled with safety Juan Thornhill twice, and wide receiv...

The Pitt Panthers placed quarterback Eli Holstein, tailback/punt returner Desmond Reid, and linebacker Kyle Louis on the Preseason All-ACC Team, which was announced yesterday. Clemson led the conferen...

The final score might look like it was an easy win for Indiana in the final game of pool play at the Junior League Softball World Series, but it was anything but easy. Indiana broke through with twelv...