Category Archives: Local News

The NAACP of Indiana County has announced plans for their annual Juneteenth Celebration. The commemorative cookout will be held June 19th from 3-8 PM at the pavilion at Mack Park. This year's celebrat...

Sentencing hearings are on the schedule today for Indiana County's Court of Common Pleas, including one for a Punxsutawney-area man who was convicted of trespassing in December of last year. State pol...

Students at River Valley High School were honored at Sunday night's Myron Cope Awards at Point Park University. River Valley's Sports and Entertainment Communications and Design Class took home three ...

PSP-INDIANA State police in Indiana are investigating an incident of criminal mischief that happened Friday morning at a White Township convenience store. Troopers say the metal siding at Krevetski's ...

Even as the Public Utility Commission prepares for hearings on Penelec's rate increase request, which would take effect next year, the "price to compare" for Penelec electricity consumers is going dow...

The budget hearing schedule in the state legislature ended in early March, and three months later, leaders in the General Assembly are within thirty days of the budget deadline. A new plan for fiscal ...

Senator Joe Pittman is warning about the latest scam making the rounds. This one, he says, involves pop-ups and ads for a "free" scan to keep your computer safe, tricking people into paying to fix com...

Multiple accidents were reported on Friday by Indiana County 911. The first incident was at 8:40 AM along Route 954 in Washington Township as Plumville firefighters, Citizens' Ambulance, and state pol...

Counties, municipal authorities, watershed organizations, businesses and other groups are being reminded that if they want some money from the Growing Greener Grant program, they have until June 21st ...

More than 40 cents of every dollar that Pennsylvania spends goes to either food stamps or healthcare for poor families. A new report at the State Capitol says 42-percent of Pennsylvania's 45-billion-d...