Category Archives: Regional/State News

Prosecutors say they plan to seek the death penalty for two women charged in the death of a young Fayette County girl. Nine-year-old Renesmay Eutsey was reported missing from her Dunbar Borough home i...

Authorities are searching for a man accused of reaching speeds of more than 100-miles-per-hour during a police chase in Butler County. State police allege that early Saturday morning, 49-year-old Crai...

Pennsylvania State Police in Punxsutawney are investigating a theft after a woman's wallet, accidentally left in a shopping cart at the Walmart in Young Township on Nov. 12, was returned with $200 in ...

More government spending cuts and layoffs may be on the way in Westmoreland County. Commissioners released a preliminary budget for the county yesterday that is coming in at a 30-million-dollar defici...

A Monessen couple is facing charges after a toddler reportedly overdosed at their home. Counts including endangering the welfare of children and criminal conspiracy have been filed against Travis Holm...

Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman is criticizing President Trump over his online posts calling Democrat lawmakers "traitors." Trump posted on social media, accusing six members of Congress of displa...

A road construction flagger is recovering after being struck by a vehicle in Fayette County this week. The incident happened on West Crawford Avenue in Dunbar Township. State police say 21-year-old Ga...

A domestic dispute over the treatment of dogs escalated to violence involving a stun gun, leading to charges against a Brookville couple. Eric Gordon Kraus, 66, and Billie Snell, 56, were both arreste...

A person is injured following a school bus crash in Fayette County. The crash happened Thursday morning on National Pike in Wharton Township, resulting in the Uniontown School District bus going over ...

First time filings for unemployment are decreasing across Pennsylvania. That's according to the U.S. Department of Labor, which says for the week ending November 15th, there were over ten-thousand-500...