Bonnie Sanders wasn’t worried, but she was taking precautions nonetheless. Sanders, 82, was among a couple dozen people who came to the Station Medical Center Monday morning for UPMC Altoona’s once-a-year walk-in mammography screening for…
Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer
ROME — Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery Tuesday that confirmed that he has lung cancer, and doctors removed the lower…
Convicted killer’s appeal rejected
Despite having his latest appeal denied, an Altoona man is approaching eligibility to be released after being convicted in 1990…
Egg farm proposed for Blair Township property near Chimney Rocks
A Martinsburg company plans to establish an egg farm in Blair Township off Route 36 near the top of Chimney…
Victim in alleged off-campus rape testifies
HOLLIDAYSBURG — The woman who accused a city man of raping her near an off-campus party in February told a…
New Pennsylvania law paves way for drone bases
A new state law paves the way for development of two bases in central Pennsylvania where drones can be tested…
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High school football teams have 3 weeks to figure out playoff path
There is still plenty to be decided in the high school football landscape before…
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UCLA rookie coach Chesney steals spotlight at midway point
By the looks of it, Bob Chesney is well on his way to fixing…
Area Life
Getting set for a fest
From left, Altoona City Department of Public Works city parks foreman Chris Keagy, workers…
Local Business
US fines Bank of America $1.2B for money laundering
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Treasury Department said Tuesday that it’s imposing $1.2 billion in fines on Bank of America for allegedly violating anti-money laundering and sanctions laws. The fines on America’s second-biggest bank amount to the third-largest in the department’s history. “When a bank of this size fails to meet its anti-money laundering and…
Tempers flare over next EU budget
GOP faces backlash from factory workers
US-Russia deal victory for Kremlin
Editorials
College wise to consider all options
The availability of a $1.9 million grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Education should not be the seed for an incorrect decision by Penn Highlands Community College regarding the possible relocation of its Blair Center, now housed in the Logan Valley Mall. The college needs to be concerned at all times about its long-term…
Lawmakers must use care with ‘windfall’
Mall land offers many use options
Community urged to share in outreach
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