Somerset News

Jeff Latuch, left, and Jay Fisher are the new owners of the Grapevine Cafe property in Somerset Township.

A Somerset woman is facing numerous burglary-related charges after, according to police, she broke into a home with a young boy.

Somerset Borough's Public Safety Committee will perform a study of the staffing needs, hourly rates and costs or potential revenues from aiding Stoystown Borough.

The United Way of the Laurel Highlands is opening an office in Somerset. The Tribune-Democrat newspaper in Johnstown said the announcement was made Tuesday at the agency's 2012 annual meeting in Johnstown.

The Tribune-Democrat newspaper in Johnstown said the announcement was made Tuesday at the agency's 2012 annual meeting in Johnstown.

A Somerset couple is facing animal cruelty charges after an incident dating back to April.

If you're looking for a way to increase your rental business, look at drain cleaning equipment.

Editor's note: This feature is a collaboration between the Somerset County Sheriff's Department and the Daily American to apprehend individuals who are wanted on warrants for failing to appear at court hearings.

This world-record-setting fireworks display in Lincoln Township featured more than 1,500 shells during a 25-minute span.

Somerset's Jared Harshbarger, left, and his twin brother Justin competed in the PIAA boys doubles championships Friday at the Hershey Racket Club.

It took almost 54 years, but Pennsylvania state Trooper Stephen R. Gyurke, who was killed in the line of duty, now has a bridge named after him.

State officials dedicated the new Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail Bridge in Somerset County.

The Somerset County commissioners approved three 2012 community improvement grants as the result of profits generated by the Community Service Recycling Program.

A firework group's attempt to set a new, ear-splitting world record is gaining attention in the days leading up to this weekend's show.

A federal judge has sentenced an Ohio man to just over six years in prison after he and his wife pleaded guilty in a plot to ship money to a Mideast terrorist group.

By a vote of 2-1, the Somerset County commissioners guaranteed the debt of a refinanced 2007 water revenue bond Tuesday.

After spending the past two years in Somerset, Michael Gregory is ready to take the next step in his life.

DUMP bodies and trailers can be a competitive regional business, but one regional manufacturer is succeeding in selling nationally and internationally.

Event organizers in Addison have spent months planning the revival of a once-popular May festival known as Old Pike Days.

Area farmers are predicting a bounce-back year for their crop harvests after suffering through one of the worst growing seasons in recent memory.