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Johnstown melee results in attempted homicide charge
Three people were jailed, one for attempted homicide, following a fight in Johnstown's West End on Saturday.
Nurse accused of assault held for trial
A nurse at the Presbyterian Home of Greater Johnstown was ordered on Monday to stand trial on charges that she assaulted a resident there.
Persons of the Week: Seniors use knitting skills to help others
A group of knitters at the Jackson Township Senior Activity Center makes it a point to keep people warm.
In brief: Firefighters called to silo fire
Six fire companies were called around 10:20 a.m. Monday to battle a fire that erupted spontaneously inside a silo on a farm on White Oak Road near Bakersville, a fire official said.
Caregiver accused of assault, neglect
A Johnstown man was jailed Monday after city police said he allegedly assaulted a dependent man under his care.
Jackson chief arrests suspects in scam, theft
Cream cheese and crackers are part of the criminal case against two women who police say entered the home of a Mundys Corner man.
Jackson chief arrests suspects in scam, theft
Cream cheese and crackers are part of the criminal case against two women who police say entered the home of a Mundys Corner man.
Jackson chief arrests suspects in scam, theft
Cream cheese and crackers are part of the criminal case against two women who police say entered the home of a Mundys Corner man.
Heritage celebration | Jackson Township festival to feature entertainment, food and crafts
By TOM LAVIS TLAVIS@TRIBDEM.COM Organizers of the Jackson Heritage Festival are rolling out the welcome mat for their sixth annual jam-packed event.
Scoutsa projects benefit Jackson Township
Three Boy Scouts with Troop 204 in Jackson Township are proud of where they live and will be showing off their community to others during the annual Jackson Heritage Festival July 17-19. Benjamin Grove and Keith Henry will split their time between helping their troop with its booth and helping vendors assemble and disassemble their booths.
The woman who survived an April 6 double murder described in court Friday how she heard noise in the back room of a sandwich shop, walked around a counter and was shot in the hip.
Security to be tight for double murder hearing
Tight security will be in place for the preliminary hearing of a former Johnstown man charged in the April shooting deaths of a retired Vinco insurance agent and a high school senior.
Man falsely reported shooting, police say
A Johnstown man was jailed Tuesday after police said he filed a false report of a shooting to get officers to respond to his earlier call that his vehicle had been stolen.
Police captain accused of assaulting his wife
An East Conemaugh Borough police captain was charged Monday with simple assault and harassment in connection with a domestic dispute.
Storm Blows Away Fog in Central PA
Yesterday we had a situation where low clouds was backed up against the mountains in Central Pennsylvania.
Storm chaser: Vinco veteran captures beauty of nature's wrath
Ron Shawley loves weather, and the more lively and dangerous it is, the better. "I just love it," he said enthusiastically.
GOPa Sjury commissioner faces challenge
Richard D. Speicher, the incumbent Republican Cambria County jury commissioner, is being challenged by an Ebensburg area woman for the GOP nomination for the office in the primary election.
Tests ordered for suspect in Blair murders
The former Johnstown man charged in the shooting deaths of a Vinco insurance agent and another man recently was discharged from the Army because of a service-related disability, records show.