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A.G.’s Child Predator Unit Nets Evans City Man In Online Sexting Sting
A Butler County man is in jail and facing charges in connection with allegedly trying to arrange a sexual encounter with a 13-year-old girl.
Girl Scouts Stumble Upon 50-Year-Old Memorial, Research Story
A headstone and an American flag stand as a simple memorial on 32 acres of Camp Timberlake, a former Girl Scout camp — now for sale.
Scammers Getting Cash For Fake Gold
Around 3 p.m. Saturday afternoon, Danny Dastranj is getting ready to close his “Penn-West Gold and Diamond Company” on Perry Highway.
Number Of Suspected Heroin Deaths Growing In Westmoreland Co.
Westmoreland County has seen a dramatic jump in heroin overdoses.
Owner, Dog Reunited After Good Samaritan Finds Wandering Pet Frozen To Ground
NEW CASTLE (KDKA) — Kola, a Lab-Shepherd mix, is deaf, has cataracts, arthritis, and no sense of direction. He’d never wandered away from his home in New Castle in all his 15 years until last […]
Online “Brain Games” Claim To Improve Memory
None of our brains spark on all cylinders all the time. Every time we recall a memory or have a new thought, we create a new connection in our brain. As we age, accessing that information doesn’t get easier. We know that physical exercise is good for us, but what about stretching our mental muscles?
Antiquated Water System Slowing Down Greensboro Community
In once Greene County town, some people keep a bathtub filled with water and a pot of water on the stove – just in case.
Dishwashers Can Be Unlikely Cause Of House Fires
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that there are about 500 dishwasher fires in the country every year.
Evans City Fire Destroys Mobile Home
Firefighters worked to put out a fire at a mobile home in Evans City Friday morning.
State Police Suspend Breathalyzer Testing
You’ve had a big night out and find yourself inching along with a sobriety checkpoint straight ahead. But if Pennsylvania State Police are doing the testing, troopers will only be using blood sampling and no breathalyzers.
Ohio Twp. Officials, Residents On Alert After Coyote Sightings
In the cartoon, Wylie Coyote never gets a break. Not so, when it comes to coyotes in your backyard. The call of the wild can be chilling.
Locals React To Proposed Immigration Reform
Saul Franco-Jimenez came to the U.S. in 1990, became a citizen, married a girl from Lawrenceville and has four sons. Over the past decade he’s built his grocery business stocking everything from Spanish spices to Rosary beads.
City To Begin Cracking Down On South Side Nightlife
The city’s South Side with its slopes and flats was once synonymous with heavy industry and “studda bubbas” scrubbing their front stoops.
Several Viruses, Not Just Flu, Making People Sick
The flu season may be peaking about now, but that’s not the only bug making the rounds this winter. In fact, there are several viruses making people sick.
Butler County Man’s Death Ruled A Homicide
Police are looking for a rifle that’s missing from a Butler County business where the owner was found shot to death over the weekend.
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