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The Keystone Exams, which are part of a Pennsylvania high school student’s graduation requirements, could soon be under the microscope following a vote last week in the state’s House of Representatives asking that a study be done to determine if alternatives could be used instead. The vote ...

Three local labor figures were honored by the Washington-Greene Central Labor Council AFL-CIO in April, recognizing their decades of service to the people of Southwestern Pennsylvania. UMWA International President Emeritus Cecil Roberts, former PSEA president Mike Crossey and former AFSCME ...

Time is running out to request a mail-in ballot for the May 19 primary, and elections officials from the region are telling people not to wait until the last minute to fill them out and return them. The deadline to apply is at 5 p.m. Tuesday – either in person at the voter’s county ...

A Connellsville man faces charges of attempted homicide after being accused of firing off multiple shotgun rounds, one narrowly missing a person, during an uninvited visit to his ex-girlfriend’s house. Witnesses said Sebastian Kozakovsky, 23, went to the house on Lowery Drive in Dunbar ...

State Rep. Charity Grimm Krupa, Summit Legal Aid, and the Fayette County Bar Association will host a free Driver’s License Restoration Clinic in Uniontown to assist Fayette County residents who have lost, or are at risk of losing, their driving privileges. The clinic will provide one-on-one ...

Washington was a wittle wild and wooly with whimsical witnesses wowed while watching woolen winners whiz wildly by their way. Crowds flocked Saturday to the Running of the Wools, where they were greeted by photo finishes in the heat races that featured sheep galloping down South Main Street in ...