Category Archives: Local News

The 11th brush fire of the year in Indiana County destroyed several acres of land in Grant Township Monday afternoon. Indiana County 911 initially dispatched Marion Center, Commodore and Clymer firefi...

THREATS/HARASSMENT A Marion Center man was charged following an incident Wednesday evening in Grant Township. State police from the Indiana barracks say they responded to a domestic incident in the 30...

Spirit Airlines is adding a new destination to flights offered out of Arnold Palmer Regional. An airport spokesperson has confirmed that the discount airline will be making two trips a week from Latro...

First Commonwealth Bank recently named Michael Cirilli as its new Chief Compliance Officer. Cirilli takes over for Linda Metzmaier, who was promoted to Chief Risk Officer in January. Cirilli has nearl...

After disappearing from Westmoreland County's court ledgers for many months, the Kevin Murphy murder case has resurfaced, with a new team of attorneys filing an appeal of the 64-year-old former Saltsb...

The Indiana Area school board Monday night unanimously passed a resolution denouncing cyber charter school funding and urging legislative reform on them. The resolution states that Indiana Area taxpay...

From the US National Weather Service Who's ready for a warmup this week? Probabilities of high temperatures over 65 degrees increase drastically across the region this week! The warmest pattern of the...

Traffic is tied up this morning after a car crashed into a telephone pole along Route 119 North in Rayne Township. Indiana County 911 dispatched Marion Center and Plumville firefighters, Citizens' Amb...

State police have identified the driver of a Greensburg-Salem school van, who died Friday morning in a crash near the intersections of Routes 22 and 819 in Salem Township, Westmoreland County. Trooper...

Indiana County is expected to receive plenty of warm weather this week, and while that may be good for outdoor activities, residents are reminded that the risk of brush fires is still high. Ernest Bor...