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Man dies after officers find him shot in yard
Uniontown police said officers were called at 3:18 a.m. Saturday when shots were fired near Searight Avenue and Dunlap Street.
Public's help sought in Uniontown shooting death
Authorities in the Fayette County city say the 20-year-old victim was found behind an apartment at about 3:30 a.m. Saturday.
Man found shot in yard in Uniontown dies; Police continue search for shooters
A 20-year-old man was found dead after Uniontown police responded to a shots fired call on Searight Avenue near Dunlap Street early Saturday morning.
Police: Pennsylvania Woman Overdosed With Kids In Car
A Pennsylvania woman has been charged with endangering her two young daughters who, police say, were in a van with the woman when she overdosed on heroin.
PNC To Close More Local Branches
Signs saying local PNC branch banks are closing will be more common as Pittsburgh-based PNC moves to close at least 200 branches in the many states it serves.
New data help explain hospital pricing, but experts caution that...
Although the government releases a list of what hospitals across the country charge for common procedures in an effort to make health costs more transparent, few patients or their insurers pay that.
Same procedure, different bills at Pa. hospitals
PITTSBURGH – Pennsylvania hospitals sometimes charge vastly different rates for the same medical condition, according to Medicare health care billing information released by the government Wednesday.
Woman orders sandwich, steals charity donation canister, returns for food, police say
A woman walked into a Fayette County restaurant for a sandwich and walked out with a donation canister belonging to the March of Dimes.
Amber Alert issued for missing Fayette boy
State police in Uniontown have issued an Amber Alert for a boy who went missing this evening from his Fayette County home.
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Rolling Thunder again sponsors Bataan Death March memorial ride
The Bataan Death March in the Philippines began on May 9, 1942, but according to Ken White, president of Chapter 5 of Rolling Thunder of Pennsylvania, few people know the significance of the event.
New PSU Board Members Promise Action, University Governance & Gas Pipeline Issues Addressed
Friday's meeting of the Penn State Board of Trustees saw sweeping changes to the board's membership, and to the way the board does business.
GCU Members to Volunteer Throughout Nation for Helping Hands Day
The Greek Catholic Union Helping Hands Day Program provides additional funding to GCU Lodges to assist with planting, cleaning, weeding, landscaping, and other cleanup efforts from April through October each year.
Stabbing in Southern Pennsylvania stems from 'keg stand'
A woman's request to guzzle beer while suspended upside down over a keg led to a double stabbing at a field party in Fayette County, according to police.
Police: Daughter wanders from home while father passed out inside
Neighbors in Uniontown said they are appalled after a 2-year-old girl was found wandering Montview Street because, police said, her father was drunk.
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