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Fayette County woman killed in two-car accident in Springfield
A Fayette County woman was killed Friday in a two-car accident in Springfield, state police at Uniontown said.
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Fayette County Fair ticket prices unchanged
This year's Fayette County Fair will return with no increase in ticket prices along with traditional and new entertainment.
Fayette Co. Teen Faces Attempted Murder Charge
A Fayette County teenager is facing a list of charges, including attempted murder.
Police: Woman apologized to stabbing victim before he died
State police say a Fayette County woman charged with fatally stabbing a man with a hunting knife apologized to him and drove him to a hospital where he died.
Police search for 4 in armed robbery of South Union Dairy Mart
State police are looking for four men in connection with an armed robbery late Saturday at a Fayette County convenience store.
Argument Leads To Fatal Stabbing In Fayette County 1hr
An argument led to a man's fatal stabbing in Fayette County late Friday night. According to a prepared statement released by state police on Saturday morning, Clarence Blair III, 48, of Brownsville, was stabbed on Main Street in Redstone Township shortly after 10 p.m. and was driven to Uniontown Hospital, where he died.
Pa. man gets more than 6 years in death of son, 12
A southwestern Pennsylvania man will spend more than six years in prison after unintentionally shooting his 12-year-old son during a fight with his girlfriend.
Failed candidate's lawsuit dismissed by Fayette County judge
A Fayette County judge has thrown out a failed candidate's civil lawsuit alleging that individuals "impersonated" dead or incapacitated voters during the May 19 primary.
Pa. man charged with running over wife with car
A southwestern Pennsylvania man is jailed on a charge of criminal homicide because a prosecutor says he ran over his wife after learning she planned to leave him.
Pa. Probation Officer Gets Probation In Car Case
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Pa. mom charged with beating infant with crib part
A western Pennsylvania woman will stand trial on charges she fatally beat her 3-month-old son with pieces of railing while assembling his crib in August.
Man swept over falls killed at Ohiopyle in Fayette County
A 20-year-old man from Washington, Pa., died Tuesday after being swept over the falls at Ohiopyle State Park in Fayette County.
Woman Fatally Struck By Car In Fayette County
A makeshift memorial marks the scene where a woman was fatally struck by a car overnight.
Pedestrian who was fatally struck identified as Brownsville woman
The pedestrian who was struck and killed by a car late Saturday in Fayette County was identified Sunday as Carmen Higinbotham, 30, of Brownsville.
Woman Hit By Vehicle, Killed In Fayette County
Officials in Fayette County are continuing to investigate after a woman was struck and killed by a car late Saturday evening.
Pedestrian killed in Fayette County
A woman was struck by a vehicle a killed late Saturday night in Fayette County. Dispatchers said the unidentified female was pronounced dead at the scene at 11:59 p.m. on Route 49 in Menallen by Fayette County Deputy Coroner Roger Victor.
Crash Kills Woman In Fayette County
A pedestrian was killed late Saturday night in Fayette County, emergency dispatch workers said.
Hopwood woman loses bid to suppress statements made in fatal shooting
A Fayette County judge on Friday denied a request by a Hopwood woman charged in her boyfriend's fatal shooting to have her statements to police suppressed or to have the case dismissed.
Absentee landlords sue over Pa. town's ordinance
A landlords' group is suing a southwestern Pennsylvania city saying an ordinance requiring absentee landlords to appoint property managers is unconstitutional.
Fayette County to begin mailing reassessment notices
As part of its 2010 reassessment, Fayette County will begin mailing notices to property owners on July 1. Property owners who disagree with their valuations may file appeals by July 31, said James A. Hercik, chief assessor.