Category Archives: Local News

Those interested in purchasing a wildlife management resource license plate will soon see a new design. As the supply of the traditional otter wildlife management plates is running out, the design wil...

The United Way of Indiana County announced one of its highest goals ever for their annual fundraising campaign at a kickoff event last night in Downtown Indiana. (United Way officials are aided by Iro...

The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry says the state unemployment rate went unchanged over the month of July at 3.4 percent. This marks the 10th straight month Pennsylvania's unemployment ...

PSP-INDIANA One person suffered minor injuries in a crash last Friday in Rayne Township. State police were called to a crash involving one vehicle along Route 110 around 5:36 p.m. They say the driver,...

Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry recently joined a coalition of 21 attorneys in support of common-sense state and federal laws that regulate gun sales. The multistate coalition argues that...

Legislation introduced by Senator Marty Flynn in Pennsylvania aims to eliminate annual car inspections. Flynn argues that these inspections, which are still required in only 14 states, do not necessar...

The 2024 United Way fundraiser starts today with a carnival event in Downtown Indiana. This year's kickoff event starts at 3:00 this afternoon at the S&T Bank Parking lot across from the Indiana B...

A woman charged in connection with the death of her husband in July of 2023 is due in Indiana County court today for a sentencing hearing. 37-year-old Lauren Bingaman pleaded guilty on July 1st to fou...

A pretrial hearing is scheduled for today for an Ernest woman charged with child abuse. 25-year-old Paige Madison Sue Walker will go before Indiana County President Judge Thomas Bianco for the hearing...

Two motions concerning bond issues were approved at Thursday night's Homer-Center School Board. One motion permits the reimbursement of capital project expenditures already incurred once the district ...