Renatta Signorini

A man wanted in connection with an East Huntingdon car jacking was apprehended late Saturday after a police chase in North Carolina.

Two women who authorities say are responsible for 87 sick cats at a Derry Township mobile home were arraigned Wednesday on dozens of animal cruelty charges.

Three men from New York City are accused of tricking a Pittsburgh woman out of $20,000 and trying to get $18,000 from a North Huntingdon couple through a bail scam, according to court papers. Township police this week charged Alfonso J. Camareno, 36, of Flushing, N.Y.; Jason Alvarez, 31, of

Infrastructure improvements are crucial for rural communities like Jeannette, whose glass-making history is woven into American heritage, U.S. Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Xochitl Torres Small said Wednesday. “In order for towns to continue thrive, investment is important with infrastructure,” she said. Two low-interest 40-year loans from the USDA to

Access to a Westmoreland County park along the Loyalhanna Gorge will be expanded through the purchase of four parcels.

A Latrobe man was convicted Thursday of providing drugs that resulted in a fatal overdose. Jurors found Zachary Dunlap, 30, guilty of drug delivery resulting in death, conspiracy and possession with intent to deliver in connection with the Jan. 8, 2021 death of Robert J. Verscharen. Prosecutors contended Dunlap provided

State police remain tight-lipped a year later as they continue to investigate a deadly shooting at a community center in Indiana County that killed

Greensburg council is considering enacting a ban on open burning that officials said is aimed at fires involving waste in an effort to control air pollution.

An empty parcel in Greensburg’s downtown could be the future home of a small park, a spot for merchants and space for gatherings and activities. Calling it a “small, but mighty lot,” Chelsea Puff, senior project manager with Strategic Solutions, said that’s the tentative plan for the immediate future. The

A Jeannette police officer is facing 18 misdemeanor charges after investigators reported he was falsifying reports related to traffic stops, according to court papers.