Category Archives: Local News

Indiana County District Attorney Robert Manzi is alerting residents of a fake text making its rounds. In a Facebook post, Manzi said residents are reporting texts stating that a warrant is out for the...

INDIANA BOROUGH POLICE A Philadelphia woman was charged by Indiana Borough Police following an incident Sunday morning. Police say they conducted a traffic stop around 1:07 AM in the 600 block of Phil...

After a busy day on Saturday, first responders had only three calls over the last 24 hours. The first call of the day was for a carbon monoxide alarm on Rice Avenue in Indiana Borough. That brought ou...

A man convicted of the murder of his wife in 1984 will be back in Indiana County Court today for a post-conviction relief act hearing. 69-year-old Dennis Wayne Sipos was found guilty of criminal homic...

On Wednesday, IUP will see some artwork on the sidewalks of the Oak Grove as the annual "Chalk on the Walk" will take place. The event, also known as the IUP Sidewalk Commentary Contest, will allow st...

Indiana County firefighters had quite a busy Saturday, answering eights calls for service. Among the dispatches was a call for a structure fire at a farm along Adamson Road in Washington Township at 4...

The retrial of convicted murderer Ronald Weiss is back on the "active" list and Indiana County President Judge Thomas Bianco has scheduled a status conference for May 17th. The action comes after the ...

Drivers entering SouthTowne Plaza in White Township tomorrow will encounter a road project as milling and resurfacing work is scheduled for Plaza Road from the main entry to the intersection of Anders...

Indiana County school districts have been awarded $1,732,984 in state School Safety Grants for the current fiscal year. The funds were announced this week, and include Meritorious Grants based on scho...

State senate leaders have released a statement criticizing President Joe Biden's new power plant emission rules. The new limits released by the federal Environmental Protection Agency would require co...