Category Archives: Local News

UPDATE: The preliminary hearing for Warren W. Miller was continued this morning at the request of his attorney Geoffrey Kugler. According to a representative of Kugler, he requested the continuance as...

As Governor Tom Wolf's temporary restrictions concerning restaurants, entertainment venues, gyms and other facilities are lifted today, a kids entertainment venue at the Indiana Mall has announced tha...

It is a relatively quiet schedule for the Indiana County Courts today, with only one proceeding on the schedule. That's a non-jury trial conducted by Judge Michael Clark for 29-year-old Michael Paul J...

An IUP student has taken her dispute with the university public, contending that the school is refusing to clear her paperwork to enable to take a job as a paramedic. The student, Lindsey Miller, writ...

The people of Indiana County have come through again, raising the money to meet a challenge from the Indiana Kiwanis Club, which pledged $15,000 to the Indiana County Community Action Program and aske...

A Homer City woman and her passenger were both injured Friday afternoon in a single-vehicle crash on Route 403 in Buffington Township. State police say the accident happened north of Cameron's Road ju...

Indiana Borough Police report several incidents on New Year's Eve and early New Year's Day. They include citations for public drunkenness to 21-year-old Jonah Noel of Altoona and 22-year-old Jeremy Vo...

Governor Tom Wolf has ordered the flags on all commonwealth facilities to fly at half-staff to honor State Representative Mike Reese, who passed away yesterday at age 42 after suffering an apparent br...

Indiana Borough Police announced today that they have cited an Indiana Borough restaurant for violating Governor Wolf's temporary order limiting restaurants to take-out or delivery. Crouse's Cafe on P...

The first day of the New Year turned out to be a busy one as first responders were called out for several calls on Friday. Three of the calls were power-line related as lines were reported down in som...