Andrew Havranek

GEORGES TOWNSHIP, Pa. — An opportunity for Fayette County residents to voice their opinion on a solar farm ordinance will be held Thursday afternoon, as a group of residents in Georges Township continue to fight against a proposed industrial solar farm to be built in their neighborhood.

UNITY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A couple was sleeping in their Unity Township home when a fire broke out, but they made it out safely thanks to their dog and their neighbors.

A woman from Louisville is on the run and facing charges after police say she ransacked a bed and breakfast she was hired to manage.

GREENSBURG, Pa. — The Westmoreland County Election Bureau office was busy with voters stopping by to cast their absentee ballot in person Monday, with just 15 days to go until Election Day.

NORTH HUNTINGDON, Pa. — More than a dozen brand new cars at a local car dealership were vandalized overnight Monday into Tuesday morning, and the dealership says a used car and a customer’s car that was in for service were also stolen.

The District Attorney says the raids are part of an ongoing criminal investigation after detectives received information that students from several local school districts were caught with THC vape cartridges in school.

IRWIN, Pa. — The Norwin School District announced this spring that it was planning to have BusPatrol cameras installed on its school bus fleet this fall. Now, the district has officially started the program which cites drivers who pass a bus when the stop-arm is open and red lights are activated.

“It's mind-boggling to me,” Vincent Arlotta said. The Great Crossings Bridge was built in 1818 under President James Monroe.

An annual Halloween parade is receiving backlash after a float appeared during the event that many people, including the borough’s mayor, called “hateful” and “unacceptable.”

The fire department that sponsors the parade says there was no process for approval for those floats that participated, but that is something they say will be changing.