Greensburg News

A Pennsylvania witness westbound along Route 30 in Greensburg pulled his car to the side of the road to videotape two "spinning and rotating" star-shaped UFOs on November 12, 2009, according to testimony from the Mutual UFO Network database.

State police have issued an arrest warrant for the head teller at the S&T Bank, 701 E. Pittsburgh St., Greensburg, accusing her of stealing almost $22,000 from bank and estate accounts.

State police have been searching for three men who allegedly beat a homeless man with poles and clubs as he slept in a tent in a wooded area of Westmoreland County.

A 27-year-old Greensburg man is facing multiple criminal charges for allegedly using a counterfeit $100 bill to scam a 15-year-old Hempfield student who was selling hoagies.

Seton Hill Child Care Services is accepting enrollments for its Pre-K Counts program at locations in Westmoreland County.

Two people accused of stabbing a man and stealing his truck early Sunday are wanted on arrest warrants.

At least six marching bands and more than 70 organizations will help welcome the holiday season to Greensburg.

A Jeannette man who led police on a high-speed chase earlier this month was arraigned Thursday on an additional charge from Virginia.

Registration is under way for the 18th annual Greensburg Thanksgiving Turkey Trot.

Housing for 12 homeless people with severe mental health issues will open soon in the same building where the Welcome Home shelter is situated in downtown Greensburg.

Five Pennsylvania centers that help predominantly older veterans in rural areas apply for disability compensation, pensions and health care will close Jan.

A 53-year-old bedridden woman, who died from burns she suffered while smoking in her Greensburg home, was in the care of her son, a police officer testified Thursday.

Neither jurisdiction claims ownership of the unnamed 22-foot bridge between the two townships.

Community members gathered at the VFW in Greensburg on Wednesday afternoon to honor the veterans of the Battle of the Bulge.

When the Publisher's Clearinghouse Prize Patrol came calling Tuesday, Dorothy Weber was out grocery shopping.

The Greensburg Salem School District's three elementary schools will recognize the men and women of the Armed Forces with Veterans Day programs.

Greensburg City Council agreed Monday to accept a drop of more than $50,000 in tax revenue from Redstone Presbyterian Seniorcare, rather than face a court challenge that the city's solicitor said the municipality probably would lose.

State police at Greensburg said burglars recently entered a bank in Mt. Pleasant Township by cutting a hole in the roof but left empty-handed. Police said the First Niagra Bank at 3894 Route 981 was entered by burglars during the weekend of Oct.

Supporters of a proposed maglev train from Pittsburgh International Airport to Greensburg wooed state representatives Friday with promises the project could create thousands of jobs in high-tech manufacturing, if the government could pay the $5.3 billion price tag.

Lance: To Derry Borough's fatal "shortcut." The deaths of Sheila Singer, 37, and her son, John, 2, struck by a freight train while crossing railroad tracks, is a profound loss at a site where such senseless tragedies have become far too frequent.