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Fire Destroys Jefferson County House

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PUNXSUTAWNEY – No one was hurt, but fire destroyed a Jefferson County house early Saturday morning. The State Police Fire Marshal Unit is currently investigating the cause of the blaze that burned through a home located off of Route 36 in Bell Township near... Read More.

Police Catch Two Wanted Clearfield County Men

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CLEARFIELD – Two wanted men in Clearfield County were caught and arrested Monday. According to Clearfield Regional Police, Christopher Moore was apprehended along Mount Joy Road in Lawrence Township. Moore was wanted on a warrant from the Clearfield County Domestic Relations Office. Also on... Read More.

Downtown Clearfield Building to be Demolished

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CLEARFIELD – It used to be home to the Brody's ladies fashion store, but an abandoned building in downtown Clearfield is now being torn down. The former home of the popular Brody’s clothing shop has sat empty for years, continues to deteriorate, and became... Read More.

Tri-County Area Gas Prices Go Higher Again

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UNDATED — Gas prices are going up again in the Tri-County area, and across the state. This week's price reports from GasBuddy and Triple-A East Central show another jump of two cents per gallon. The average price in Western Pennsylvania this week is $3.66,... Read More.

Jefferson County CYS Under New Leadership

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BROOKVILLE – The Department of Children and Youth Services in Jefferson County is under the leadership of a new director. At the most recent meeting of the Board of Commissioners, the promotion of Melissa George into that position was made official. George replaces Kerith... Read More.

Reynoldsville American Legion Hosts Blood Drive Today

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REYNOLDSVILLE – A shortage in the Tri-County area's blood supply continues, so the American Red Cross is having an important blood drive today in Reynoldsville. Your chance to play a part in alleviating the crisis by donating blood will be from 12:30 until 6... Read More.

Delay Granted in Federal Case Against Suplizio

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DUBOIS — A federal judge has granted the attorneys representing suspended DuBois City Manager Herm Suplizio an additional 30 days to file pretrial motions in the case against him. According to U.S. District Court documents, the judge delayed the filing deadline from today, March... Read More.