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Liz Zemba can be reached via e-mail or at 724-626-3561. A Fayette County man accused of killing a newborn for fear his wife would discover he'd had an affair with his teenage sister-in-law has tentatively agreed to plead guilty to third-degree homicide.

Mar 24, 2009 3:53 pm US/Eastern Reporting Trina Orlando ADAH The chief of the Adah Volunteer Fire Department in Fayette County says in his 30 years with the company, he never saw one of his trucks involved in a wreck.

Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania region recently completed the order-taking portion of its annual sale and orders were up 3% over last year's total of 1.7 million boxes, reports Eyana Adah McMillan.

A Fayette County woman helped state police find the guns and video game system a juvenile is accused of stealing from her home.

A Fayette County woman accused of helping to kill her newborn eight years ago is expected to enter a guilty plea to third-degree homicide in exchange for her cooperation in the prosecution of a co-defendant, ...

A man killed his sister-in-law's newborn more than eight years ago because he thought the child might be his and he didn't want his wife to find out, according to police who arrested him Wednesday after a ...

Police say a western Pennsylvania man who mistakenly believed he impregnated his sister-in-law is charged with killing the newborn by throwing the baby into a creek more than eight years ago.

The Albert Gallatin Service Center of the Salvation Army is providing a lifeline to those in need.

Herald-Standard readers sent $323 more to the 2008 Give-A-Christmas campaign, raising the total to $1,663. The latest donations came from Nemacolin, Brownsville, Denbeau Heights, Little Summit, Uniontown, ...