Category Archives: Local News

An Indiana man with an extensive criminal history is facing new charges in separate drug cases from last spring. Indiana Borough Police say members of the Indiana County Drug task Force made a control...

In addition to the sentencing today of Justin Stevenson for two murders, the Indiana County Court schedule includes the sentencing of a McKeesport man on drug charges, and jury selection in a number o...

Police reports include two drug suspects, two DUI arrests, and a case of vandalism. State police nabbed two drug suspects in an August 31st traffic stop on South 7th Street in Indiana Borough. Police ...

Reaction continues to come in over the sudden closing of the Coventry Inn restaurant. In an email to his customers, owner Charles A. Runyan said he was closing the British pub-inspired restaurant beca...

State Police are warning residents about some possible solicitation fraud that may look like charities trying to help victims of Hurricane Florence. In a news release, state police say that many peopl...

Attorneys for a man charged in the 2010 torture killing of a Mt. Pleasant woman have been given two weeks to give prosecutors details collected by a taxpayer-funded expert hired to prepare trial evide...

After about a year of work, the Indiana County Sustainable Economic Development Tax Force is getting ready to have a public summit meeting to discuss their final report. Established in 2017, the task ...

Earlier this week, Indiana Mall announced that Harbor Freight would be going into a part of the former Sears location. Now, Harbor Freight is looking for employees to staff that store. Representatives...

The Steelers play the Kansas City Chiefs tomorrow. David DeCastro may be out of Sunday's game as he continues to recover from a hand fracture suffered in last week's tie with Cleveland. Meanwhile, Cam...

A restaurant with a 25 year history in Downtown Indiana has abruptly closed its doors. Charles A. Runyan, the owner of the Coventry Inn, has made a sudden decision to permanently close the doors to th...