Category Archives: Local News

Tonight is the first of three public engagement sessions concerning grade reconfiguration at the Indiana School District. The first session will be held during tonight's meeting of the school board's ...

It was a relatively calm day for first responders on Sunday as they dealt with several different calls. At 1:54 PM, the Rossiter Fire Department was called out for a report of a tree down across Locus...

PSP-INDIANA No one was hurt in a three-vehicle crash that happened Saturday afternoon in Brush Valley Township. State police say at 2:30 PM, 46-year-old Lisa Zayac of Homer City was driving east on Ro...

The Indiana Area School District has begun discussions about the current academic grade configuration at the district's elementary schools and has hired consulting firm Strategy Solutions, Inc., partn...

Area firefighters responded to several Saturday incidents, including the setup of a landing zone for a medical helicopter along Barnard Road in West Mahoning Township shortly before 1:30 yesterday aft...

No one was injured in a two-car crash that happened earlier this morning in Indiana Borough. Indiana County 911 reports that Indiana Fire Association and Citizens Ambulance responded to the crash shor...

Despite heavy rainfall impacting Indiana County and surrounding areas, first responders had a relatively quiet night as only a few calls were made to Indiana County 911. Two automatic fire alarms kick...

The 9th Annual Knotweed Festival returns to the Blairsville Diamond today with plenty of food, music and fun activities planned for all who attend. The festival centers around the Japanese knotweed, a...

With classes poised to start on Aug. 23, IUP announced the start of Welcome Week which begins with new student move-in today. The university will move new students in from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. today an...

Two area fire companies were recently awarded funds through the Assistance to Firefighters Grant. The Black Lick Volunteer Fire Company announced in a Facebook post that its department was awarded $46...