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Today marks the second attempt at a preliminary hearing for a Clune man accused of sexually assaulting a minor. Court documents show that 39-year-old Jonathan McKendrick is scheduled to go before Dist...

Two men have been charged with felony burglary and criminal trespass following a series of thefts at an abandoned Jefferson County business. ExxploreJeffersonPa.Com is reporting 50 year-old, Mark Anth...

From the US National Weather Service Thunderstorms are possible ahead of an approaching cold front late this afternoon into tonight. Some of these storms could be severe with damaging wind, hail and i...

From the US National Weather Service We're looking at a wet stretch of days ahead, but fortunately most of the heavier rain should fall in areas that did not see the heaviest rainfall last week.

District Attorney Robert Manzi has announced the expansion of a statewide initiative in Indiana County. Manzi, along with Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday, held a press conference today to ta...

District Attorney Robert Manzi has announced the expansion of a statewide initiative in Indiana County. Manzi, along with Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday, will hold a press conference today ...

Sunday turned into a busy day for Indiana County first responders. The day started at 1:30 PM for utility lines down on Bowdertown Road in Montgomery Township that brought Cherry Tree firefighters. Tw...

From the US National Weather Service Our next chance for stronger storms will come in the latter half of Tuesday. We're pretty confident that we'll have a good environment to support strong to severe ...

In a public letter to the River Valley School District community, Superintendent Phillip Martell writes of his decision to retire, saying he does so with "a full heart," thankful for the trust that wa...

From the US National Weather Service Active weather continues this week as we see a warming trend and periods of showers and thunderstorms. High temperatures climb back into the upper 60s and 70s each...