A West Virginia man pleaded guilty this week in connection with the fatal shooting of a former Delmont man, according to the Herald-Mail. Source:…
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Police: New York man tried to buy phone in Murrysville with fake ID
By lowber on December 11, 2019
A New York man is in the Westmoreland County Prison without bail after police said he tried to buy a cell phone in Murrysville with…
Small fire at senior high rise in Scottdale forces brief evacuations
By lowber on December 10, 2019
Some residents of the Scottdale Manor senior citizen high rise along Pearl Street were briefly evacuated from their apartments Tuesday night because of smoke from…
Cops: Penn Township woman charged in hit and run also accused of slugging victim
By lowber on December 10, 2019
A Penn Township woman allegedly involved in a hit-and-run accident is accused of punching and threatening to shoot the other driver, who followed her in…
John Sphon named new CEO at Excela
By lowber on December 10, 2019
John Sphon, a longtime Excela Health executive who has been acting CEO of Excela since April, has been named CEO of the Westmoreland County hospital…
Latrobe firefighters leave council meeting without reason for their suspensions
By lowber on December 9, 2019
Firefighters who are under suspension at Latrobe Fire Department’s Goodwill Hose Company No. 1 say they haven’t been told the reason for the move, and…
‘MasterChef Junior Live!’ coming to Greensburg’s Palace Theatre
By lowber on December 9, 2019
The “MasterChef Junior Live!” cooking competition is coming to The Palace Theatre on March 20. Source: The Tribune-Review
Jeannette revamps junior firefighter program
By lowber on December 9, 2019
Isaiah Derry remembers his first fire. Source: The Tribune-Review
Elite athlete from Greensburg never thought she’d end up running for her life
By lowber on December 9, 2019
In the beginning, Cheryl Collins Gatons began running for fun. Source: The Tribune-Review
30 years in: Pennsylvania’s heritage areas boost tourism, local economies
By lowber on December 8, 2019
Over the past three decades, the Pennsylvania Heritage Area Program has grown to cover every corner of the state — and nearly all of the…