Family Says They're Optimistic Of Ridge's Full Recovery
The family of former U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge says they're cautiously optimistic that he'll make a full recovery, four days after suffering a heart attack.
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The family of former U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge says they're cautiously optimistic that he'll make a full recovery, four days after suffering a heart attack.
Police say the shooting happened on Lawrence Street and Indiana Avenue around noon.
This past week, the Senate voted for a bill that would make a salamander called the eastern hellbender the official state amphibian.
In all three cases the victims were attacked and pushed to the ground, and the suspects didn't take anything.
A former police chief has pleaded guilty to stealing gambling tickets from a Pennsylvania social club.
Researchers from Lycoming College in Williamsport say hellbenders live in rivers and streams throughout much of Pennsylvania, except for the Delaware River watershed.
A group of special needs adults got the VIP treatment on Thursday at the FBI field office in Old City.
An animal shelter in Berks County mistakenly euthanized a family's pet cat earlier this week.
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the vehicle in connection with two attempted luring and abduction incidents.
Crews are currently attempting to get a 2-alarm house fire under control in Delaware County.
The spokesman says Ridge underwent a cardiac catheterization at Dell Seton Medical Center at the University of Texas.
A prosecutor says Pennsylvania state troopers were justified in using deadly force in a roadside confrontation in which a trooper was shot last week.
The city asked for the injunction after the Justice Department threatened a $1.7 million grant unless the city changed its policy on sharing information with federal immigration agents.
The fire last month took down a neighborhood staple and displaced nearly a dozen people living nearby.
The measure was prompted by a dispute in Berks County.
