Category Archives: Local News

Charges connected with a case where a Kittanning man reportedly dropped his young daughter were held for court during a preliminary hearing yesterday. Court documents show that District Judge Anthony ...

Three vehicle accidents were reported on Thursday by Indiana County 911. The first was reported at 3:07 PM on Warren Road in White Township. State Police were sent out along with Citizen's Ambulance a...

At a news conference Thursday afternoon, Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman joined other local lawmakers in urging House Democrats to make a move on Senate bill 1400, which would change how second-deg...

For the second time in as many weeks, Verzion customers in Indiana County are experiencing a service outage. Verizon's outage tracker states that there is a known outage in the area and crews are work...

A Kittanning man is due in Indiana County District Court today on charges of assaulting a child. Court documents show 22-year-old Jakob Hankey faces felony counts of aggravated assault-attempts to cau...

The state supreme court has sided with Punxsutawney Hunting Club and the Pitch Pine Hunting Club concerning warrantless land searches. In a 7-0 unanimous decision, the court ruled that warrantless sea...

PennDOT has announced that there will be some road work on the Route 422 west off-ramp to Route 268 and on the Route 268 on-ramp to Route 422 East in West Kittanning. Starting August 3rd, crews will b...

A Rossiter woman escaped injury after her SUV struck a deer and caught fire Tuesday evening in Bell Township, according to Pennsylvania State Police. Troopers said the crash occurred around 8:17 p.m. ...

Wednesday afternoon, the White Township Supervisors received the latest draft of the proposed junk vehicle ordinance. The proposed ordinance would define junk vehicles and how they can be stored on a ...

This morning, the Indiana County Commissioners approved policies and procedures concerning a state budget impasse. This year's budget impasse was only two weeks long, but the policy will address a len...