Category Archives: Local News

A student from IUP's Doctoral Program in Nursing has been awarded a national scholarship. Laurie Connors, a student in IUP's nursing program, will receive the 2022 National League for Nursing Educatio...

An Indiana man was charged by state police with DUI-Controlled substance for an incident in July in Armstrong County. State troopers say that on July 13th at 7:44 AM, officers from the Kittanning barr...

Indiana Borough Police are investigating a hit-and-run that happened last weekend. Reports say that an unknown driver struck and damaged a dumpster in the 300 block of Gompers Ave. around 11:15 p.m. o...

PennDOT has announced that there will be some ramp closures in effect over the weekend in Armstrong County. For the weekend closure, Route 422 West to the Route 28 South ramp and the 28 Northbound ram...

Indiana Borough is issuing a heads up for drivers that normally use North 4th street. The 200 block of North 4th between Oak and Chestnut will be closed off on Friday, August 26th as crews work to rem...

Stable global oil prices and a lack of demand continue to push gas prices at the pump down. Triple-A reports that the national average gas price this morning is $3.87 a gallon, down another penny from...

An Indiana man is due in district court today for preliminary hearings in two cases, including one where he tried to run away from police earlier this month. Court documents show that 38-year-old Denn...

Westmoreland County Judge Meagan Bilik-DeFazio has rescheduled the Ray Shetler Jr. trial for October 25th. Shetler is the former New Florence man, now listed as being from Bolivar, who was acquitted o...

On Wednesday night, the River Valley School Board approved sharing information with the Allegheny County Schools Health Insurance Consortium. There was a concern about what information was to be share...

At Wednesday night's meeting, the White Township Supervisors approved the Complete Streets Policy. Township Manager Chris Anderson said that while the policy is new, it has been discussed by the towns...