Bentleyville police charged an Allegheny County man Friday in connection with the theft of more than $500,000 from a local forklift dealer.
William F. Rohan is accused in court documents of stealing parts from his employer, TruPar America in Bentleyville, and selling them in a scheme dating ...
The race for Canonsburg area magistrate will be competitive for the upcoming primary election after an appellate court decided a candidate whose residency was being questioned should remain on the ballot.
The state Commonwealth Court on Monday affirmed a lower courtĢƵ ruling allowing ...
Former state representative Pam Snyder posed a question on Saturday.
“If our country was functional, would we be doing this today?”
Snyder, who also served as a Greene County commissioner in the past, was referring to those who gathered in Uniontown to protest the state of the country ...
Nearly 2,000 Pennsylvania drivers were cited last year for distracted driving, and the rules surrounding mobile device use are about to get stricter come June.
Last year Gov. Josh Shapiro signed Senate Bill 37, or Paul MillerĢƵ Law, which prohibits the use of any handheld device while on the ...
Kurtis Lowe is a bit “green” when it comes to having a green thumb, but heĢƵ trying his hand at gardening for the first time this year.
Lowe, of Dunlevy, and his wife attended their second Seed to Supper class in Charleroi this past week with a goal of starting a home garden. Lowe said ...
Advertisements for freezers, lounge chairs and remedies for itching, gas and constipation were on the fifth page of UniontownĢƵ Evening Standard on April 16, 1952, which was a Wednesday. As they scanned the page, readers were also greeted with a listing of admissions and discharges at Fayette ...