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Bob’s Tavern was forced to close last October just days after a fatal shooting outside the Finleyville bar. The business is being given the opportunity to reopen with a laundry

HARRISBURG – The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has upheld long-standing precedent that an organization which hosted an event at which alcohol was provided, but who was not a liquor licensee, could not be assigned liability for injuries caused by a guest who became intoxicated at the event.

Westmoreland County District Attorney Nicole Ziccarelli on Friday filed a lawsuit seeking to have the Rialto in downtown Greensburg declared a nuisance bar. If approved by a county judge, the move would shutter the restaurant and bar — which has been closed since the end of last year — for

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Italian Restaurant Looking to Open in Downtown State College High-Rise and more from the State College, PA region

Proposed changes to Pennsylvania’s Liquor Code would allow for more flexibility in the use of cash registers, making it easier and more convenient for customers to check out both...

City Council approves state grants for T/CCI EV compressor facility, Staley Family Foundation watershed suppor...

The Illinois General Assembly returned to Springfield for Lame Duck Session from January 4 to 10. House and Senate Democrats passed many of their top priority bills, including a paid...

State police encountered at least three people under 18 among those who received citations during a search from Dec. 14 to Dec. 17, WTAJ reports.

A new location is no longer in the brew for a local business owner.

Gov. Tom Wolf on Monday signed into law a bill for liquor license-holding establishments in all counties except Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to use loudspeakers to amplify music or entertainment, as long as off-site noise did not surpass vacuum cleaner level.