More than 150 participants with special needs, intellectual disabilities and physical limitations were joined by St. Vincent College students Sunday, March 24, for the 35th annual Sports Friendship Day at the Robert S. More...
State police at Greensburg are seeking assistance in identifying three men accused of using a stolen credit card and false identification to purchase a trailer from a Derry Township business. More...
Candidates running in the May 21 primary election are reminded that they have up until Wednesday, May 1, to submit an announcement with a photo to the Bulletin. Any announcements received after May 1 will not be published. More...
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday called for landing astronauts on the moon within five years, an accelerated pace that would aim to put Americans on the lunar south pole. More...
The Greater Latrobe boys’ and girl’s track and field teams earned a season-opening home sweep against Greensburg Salem in WPIAL Section 1-AAA action Tuesday at Memorial Stadium. The Greater Latrobe boys won 10 events en route to an More...
Jordan Tallman and the Greater Latrobe girls’ softball team did it again. Only the Lady Wildcats one-upped their season-opening effort. And this time, Tallman had help. More...
Man arrested for suspicion of DUI in Ligonier State police at Greensburg report Daryn Hays, 24, was arrested for suspicion of DUI following a traffic stop on the 100 block of East Loyalhanna Street in Ligonier Borough at 11:11 a.m. More...
Ligonier Township will be letting the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) handle coordinating its bridge inspections heading forward. More...
A family dairy farm in Unity Township will receive state funding to expand its operations as part of more than $8 million in grants and low-interest loans awarded to Pennsylvania farms this week. Gov. More...
Gun-control legislation introduced in wake of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre is moving through the City Council, but Second Amendment advocates are promising a swift legal challenge if the city’s latest effort to regulate firearms becomes law. More...
WASHINGTON (AP) - In 2016, President Donald Trump compared Hillary Clinton’s campaign to the lumbering federal bureaucracy. Now he’s building one of his own. More...
JERUSALEM (AP) - An unofficial cease-fire appeared to be holding Wednesday between Israel and Gaza’s Hamas rulers despite limited exchanges of fire. More...
LONDON (AP) - British lawmakers are preparing to vote on alternatives for leaving the European Union as they seek to end an impasse following the overwhelming defeat of the deal negotiated by Prime Minister Theresa May. More...
By SEAN MURPHY and GEOFF MULVIHILL Associated Press
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The maker of OxyContin and the company’s controlling family agreed Tuesday to pay a groundbreaking $270 million to Oklahoma to settle allegations they helped create the nation’s deadly opioid crisis with their aggressive marketin More...
SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) — Government medical advisers said Monday it’s too soon to ban a type of breast implant that has recently been linked to a rare form of cancer, saying more information is needed to understand the problem. More...
Sister Donna Markham, president and CEO of Catholic Charities USA, will be the featured speaker at Seton Hill University’s spring undergraduate commencement exercises 10:30 a.m. More...
The book signing for “Phantom Detectives at Risk” will be underway 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 30, at Craftique Collections (770 E. Pittsburgh St. in Greensburg). More...
This summer, a full line-up of community theater is set to take the stage at the Apple Hill Playhouse, Delmont. Featuring two musicals, three children’s shows and five plays, the season has something for everyone. More...
