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Man Charged After Allegedly Screaming Death Threats

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SIGEL - A Sigel man is facing multiple charges after allegedly screaming death threats at his neighbors for over an hour.On September 16th police responded to a Heath Township residence after receiving reports that the victim’s neighbor was screaming and making threats against them.After... Read More.

Yoke Cafe Open in Historic Luthersburg Building

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LUTHERSBURG - A piece of Luthersburg history has come back to life with the opening of the Yoke Cafe and Event Center.Located at 10 Luthersburg Rockton Road in the former Merchant’s Hotel building. Originally built in the late 1800’s and later known as the... Read More.

Schools Struggling Amidst Budget Impasse

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UNDATED - Across Pennsylvania, schools are scraping by as the state budget impasse stretches into another month.With schools across the state dipping into reserve funds just to stay afloat, some administrations are being forced to make tough financial decisions.When speaking with those at both... Read More.

Tri-County Weekly Gas Price Update

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UNDATED - Gas prices are around the same in the Tri-County area.According to AAA, Elk County stayed the same average at $3.32 dollars a gallon.Clearfield County went up one cent $3.30 dollars.In Jefferson County, gas prices went up four cents to $3.23 dollars per... Read More.

Police Investigating Copper Wire Theft

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RIDGWAY - State Police are asking for your help in identifying those responsible for stealing $12,000 dollars worth of copper from a cell tower in Ridgway.According to police an unknown number of individuals stole around 150 feet of copper wire and three copper ground... Read More.

Man Charged for Alleged False Insurance Claim

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DUBOIS - A DuBois man is facing insurance fraud charges after allegedly submitting a false insurance claim earlier in the year.According to the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office, 46 year-old Corey Bloom reinstated his Geico insurance coverage on June 9th 2025. He then allegedly filed... Read More.

DuBois Budget Gains Direction

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DUBOIS - DuBois and Sandy Township lawmakers made some headway on the 2026 consolidated DuBois budget.Moving forward in the budget process, lawmakers would like the redevelopment authority to focus on economic development, and utilize another authority to help offset the costs of parks and... Read More.

Giving for Cancer

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DUBOIS - Penn Highlands has launched their Annual Giving Campaign.Titled “Together for Her,” this campaign will support Women’s cancer care across the region.Everything gathered will help provide life-saving screenings, advanced treatments, and care for women battling cancer.You can help out by donating online,... Read More.

Deer Crossing Warning

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UNDATED - Officials want to remind you to be more vigilant while driving as deer activity increases.According to the Pennsylvania Game Commission, as deer enter their breeding season, many bucks will be traveling to find new areas and doe.With this increased deer presence and... Read More.

Suplizio Trial Moving Forward

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UNDATED - A teleconference last month weighed in on trial dates and possible conflicts of interest in the Federal trial against former DuBois City Manager John “Herm” Suplizio and former City Employee Roberta “Bobbie” Shaffer.The phone conference was held on October 22nd at 1pm... Read More.