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Richard Stoner, 48, told cold case investigators he was hired in 2004 to kill a Virginia Beach woman by her ex-husband. He said he ended up killing the woman's son, too, to spare the boy the trauma of having seen his mother murdered.

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Laurel County Sheriff John Root says K-9 Deputy Brian France and Constable Robert Smith pulled over a vehicle reported to be driving recklessly on Lev...

Visitors to the Penn Township Fall Festival may have the chance to quench their thirst with an alcoholic beverage at this year’s event, if a proposal before the Penn Township board of commissioners is approved. At a meeting Wednesday, commissioners discussed the possibility of adding a fire department benefit beer

The weeks following Christmas are many times “dead periods” as far as news goes. This apparently wasn’t the case in Pulaski County in early 1963, however, as the first newspaper

Lawn & Landscape hosted our annual Technology Conference Aug. 10-12 in Scottsdale, Arizona. The event featured educational sessions spread over three days and a trade show floor. Here is a summary of some of those educational sessions.

Volunteer fire companies and EMS organizations across Southwestern Pennsylvania continue to benefit from federal grants targeted at local emergency responders. Since 2001, the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Department of Homeland Security has doled out more than 1,800 Assistance to Firefighters Grants across the country, totaling nearly $323 million. The most

Jim Fry of Manor has fond memories of stopping at King’s Restaurant when he was younger, and getting a slice of hot apple pie with the chain’s trademark cinnamon ice cream. Fry and business partner Preston Gorman of Plum hope to make some new memories but this time at the

Lovers of Scottish harp music may have had a tricky time catching some of its melodic intricacies Saturday morning at the Ligonier Highland Games. That’s because just up the hill, Sean Patrick Regan was playing modern and traditional Scottish melodies on the bagpipe. And while both instruments are beautiful, hearing

It may not be perfect, but panelists at the Lawn & Landscape Technology Conference broke down how and why to introduce robomowing.