Montco Veterans' Court Judge Dismayed at Killing Spree By Client
Judge William Furber says Bradley Stone, accused of killing six people and himself, showed no violent tendencies during his time in the program.
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Judge William Furber says Bradley Stone, accused of killing six people and himself, showed no violent tendencies during his time in the program.
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission on Thursday voted 4-1 to approve the company's application, with conditions to which it must agree.
A Philadelphia woman has pleaded guilty after her 2-year-old son picked up a loaded .357 revolver and fatally shot his 11-year-old sister.
A broken hand to Trent Cole has kept the outside linebacker out of practices this week, but his status for Saturday afternoon in Washington remains uncertain. There is still a chance Cole might play, but every other player listed on the Eagles injury report should be available to play, except for quarterback Nick Foles.
Dr. Robert Bentz is back once again just in time for the holidays!
Steve Lee, acting director of the state's Division of Consumer Affairs, labels the operation an "enforcement action" to prevent potential fraud.
Congressman Bob Brady (D-Pa.) says he's been shaking his head over the sparring between Pennsylvania attorney general Kathleen Kane and Philadelphia DA Seth Williams.
Police in Bucks County are investigating reports of a video showing two children engaged in sexual activities.
Shane Montgomery, 21, disappeared three weeks ago following a night of drinking in Manayunk.
"The poll indicates a strong sense of distrust for the entire justice process among black Americans, not only for the police but for the actions of courts and prosecutors as well," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute in West Long Branch, New Jersey.
A police vehicle was involved in a car accident in Germantown Thursday morning.
Police are searching for the thief who was caught on tape stealing a package that was just delivered to a home in Northeast Philadelphia.
The study released Thursday by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation shows New Jersey stacks up in only three of 10 indicators considered.
The ticket was sold at the 7-Eleven at 1801 S 4th Street and correctly matched all five balls, 22-31-38-47-48, but not the red Powerball 15 for a $1 million prize.
Showers are possible on Monday and Tuesday, but the big story is a large storm system that could swing through on Christmas Eve.
