Category Archives: Local News

It was a busy Christmas day for Indiana County's first responders, but the day after Christmas had only one call on record, according to Indiana County 911. Crews were called out five times on Christm...

The new year starts on Saturday and it begins with a call for volunteers to take a dip, with the 10th Annual Polar Plunge in Blairsville. This year, the proceeds from the swim will benefit a four-year...

ARMSTRONG COUNTY State police say a Rural Valley woman escaped injury Thursday afternoon when her car caught fire as she was driving in Cowanshannock Township. Police say 58-year-old Arlene Troutman w...

As the final week of the year arrives, the Indiana County Court schedule is quite busy, with a number of cases coming before the court tomorrow. Many of them are decades old, and involve defendants wh...

2021 is not even over yet, but Pennsylvania's new Acting Secretary of State says the 2022 Spring Primary election might have to be delayed because of the deadlines in place for the state's new congres...

Several sentencing hearings were held yesterday in Indiana County Court, including one for a woman who was charged in connection with a drug investigation in January of this year. 50-year-old Lori Wis...

With Christmas falling on a Saturday this year, some closures related to the holiday will take effect today. Federal and state government offices are closed for the day today in observance of Christma...

Indiana borough police are looking for someone who used a cinder block to vandalize a car earlier this month. Police say they were called out on December 1st at 6:06 AM to the 100 block of North 11th ...

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has released more information on its rationale concerning why they rejected an order from the Wolf administration that required masks be worn in K-12 schools and child c...

Motorists are being advised to use caution and have some extra patience as they take to the roads for the Christmas holiday. Officials with the Pennsylvania Turnpike say that they expect a 40 percent ...