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PITTSBURGH — The state will pay $12.5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the father of a 12-year-old boy who was fatally shot by troopers after he hopped out of a st...
November 07, 2008 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett said Thursday he does not anticipate additional arrests in the legislative corruption investigation before year's ...
November 07, 2008 Pennsylvania News
MOUNT PLEASANT — State police said the owner and three employees of a towing firm plundered $16,000 worth of custom-made knives from a tractor-trailer involved in a fata...
November 07, 2008 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — All 12 defendants in a Pennsylvania legislative corruption investigation are waiving their arraignments. That's according to one of the deputy prosecutors f...
November 06, 2008 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Catherine Baker Knoll said Wednesday that she has left the Baltimore hospital where she was receiving intensive treatment for cancer, ...
November 06, 2008 Pennsylvania News
ERIE — A 45-year-old Pennsylvania woman will spend nine to 20 years in prison for causing the death of her friend's infant while high on cocaine. Crystal Clayton of Erie...
November 06, 2008 Pennsylvania News
PENN HILLS — Political foes are challenging the absentee ballot filed by Rick Santorum, the former Republican U.S. senator from Pennsylvania. Edward Vecchio, the husband...
November 06, 2008 Pennsylvania News
ERIE — A man is jailed on charges he fired shots at a homeowner who tried to keep the suspect from stealing a satellite television dish. Daniel Garang, 19, is charged wi...
November 06, 2008 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett held off a challenger to return as the state's top law enforcement officer, while Jack Wagner won a second term as...
November 05, 2008 Pennsylvania News
PITTSBURGH — About 2,200 bus and trolley drivers, mechanics and clerks say they'll stop working Dec. 1 if the Pittsburgh area's transit agency imposes a new contract on ...
November 05, 2008 Pennsylvania News
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