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Washington Township authority officials ordered to repay funds

The State Ethics Commission said two members of the Washington Township Municipal Authority in Fayette County violated ethics laws and ordered them to repay money they weren't entitled to receive for attending meetings.

Seton Hill students gauge festivals' marketing

Seton Hill University students will be hitting fall festivals in the Laurel Highlands this weekend and next to determine how well a joint marketing campaign four festivals implemented is reaching its target audience.

Former Jefferson tax collector allegedly stole $50,829

Joanne Stevens, a former tax collector in Jefferson, who allegedly removed -- and then repaid -- more than $50,000 in taxes paid by township residents, was charged with theft and tampering with records.

Connellsville man sentenced for altercation with police

Jeremiah W. Worley, 23, who allegedly instigated a fight with state police that injured a trooper earlier this year, will serve 23 months of intermediate punishment, including six months of house arrest.

U.S. soccer set to face Cuba

The Americans, ranked 28th in the world and trying to earn a spot in its sixth consecutive World Cup, are making their first trip to the communist-run island since a 5-2 exhibition loss in 1947.

Ohiopyle woman, 79, dies in Route 40 crash

A 79-year-old woman died after she lost control of her car on Route 40 in Henry Clay. State police at Uniontown identified the victim as Dolores Zeigler of Ohiopyle.

Ligonier volunteers to assist in Florida hurricane relief

As Florida braces for a possible landfall by Hurricane Ike early next week, two Ligonier women serving as American Red Cross volunteers will depart today for Orlando to assist in relief operations in the state.

Teen charged with setting fire in Hempfield high school

A 17-year-old boy was charged with arson and other offenses after police said he started a fire in a bathroom trash receptacle at Hempfield Area High School.

Greensburg street detour near hospital to be in effect

A traffic detour is expected to be in place today on Shearer Street in Greensburg while a crane is used to move equipment to the roof of Excela Westmoreland Hospital.

Bus company ensures no students left behind

A school bus company trains its drivers in several Westmoreland County districts to check the vehicles at the end of a trip to make sure no sleeping or wayward children missed their stops.

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