Category Archives: Regional/State News

At least three police officers are dead after an officer-involved shooting in York County, Pennsylvania. In a press conference, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro said he spent time with the grieving ...

A woman is facing felony theft charges for allegedly stealing over $5,600 in deposits from her former employer, Punxsutawney Country Club, to fuel a gambling addiction. Police charged Heather A. Smith...

A man identified as Donald Henson is wanted in connection with what authorities describe as "a targeted attack against the FBI." According to NewsNation, Henson allegedly drove a car into the security...

Former President Barack Obama on Tuesday called the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk a tragedy that should be recognized regardless of political affiliation. Speaking at an event in...

A Brookville man is jailed on $30,000 bail after police say he threatened two people and mistreated a dog during a domestic dispute. Jefferson County authorities report that 39-year-old Richard Ross a...

A Clearfield County man is behind bars without bail after being accused of repeatedly sexually abusing a teenage girl in his care. DuBois City Police say 43-year-old Dennis Dinger was arrested last we...

A 39-year-old woman is facing serious charges after the remains of three infants were discovered in a home in Armstrong County. Jessica Mauthe has been charged with homicide and abuse of a corpse. Aut...

Authorities have released the identity of a Kiski Township teenager who died in a vehicle crash Friday night. Nineteen-year-old Jace Hoe III was involved in the accident around 10 p.m. near Pegtown Av...

Classes at Franklin Regional Senior High School in Murrysville were canceled today following a suicide over the weekend. On Sunday morning, the body of a student was found behind the school near the g...

Gas prices across Pennsylvania continue to climb higher than the national average. Triple A says the average cost per gallon is currently at three-dollars and 33-cents in the state. Meanwhile, the nat...