New DUI Law To Take Effect In Pennsylvania
Anyone in Pennsylvania caught driving drunk with a blood alcohol level above .10 will have to get a device installed that prevents a car from starting if alcohol is detected on the driver's breath.
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Anyone in Pennsylvania caught driving drunk with a blood alcohol level above .10 will have to get a device installed that prevents a car from starting if alcohol is detected on the driver's breath.
It happened around 3:30 a.m. Sunday in the eastbound lanes of Interstate 78 in Williams Township.
Authorities say two Pennsylvania state troopers have been shot and a suspect killed outside a small-town store, south of Pittsburgh.
Welcome to Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania -- where the rails move tourists from place to place amid the beautiful scenery of the Lehigh Gorge in the Pocono Mountains.
Westtown-East Goshen Regional Police Department announced the arrests of a couple in connection with an overdose death.
The oldest known living person in the United States is celebrating her 114th birthday in Pennsylvania.
Students and graduates of Lehigh University are urging the school to revoke the honorary degree of President Donald Trump after his comments that both sides are to blame for the deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
A Montgomery County father and son have been arrested on child pornography charges after investigators found hundreds of sexually explicit images on their computers.
State officials are still trying to develop an effective way to stop it the spotted lantern fly.
Isaac Navarro, 29, was charged in Lehigh County with homicide, robbery and conspiracy in connection.
Gov. Tom Wolf is criticizing President Donald Trump's comment at a news conference that "there's blame on both sides" for last weekend's violent clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia.
When Carolyn Choate was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2003, her tumor had already grown the size of a golf ball. Doctors gave her three years to live.
The Cumberland Valley School District sent a letter to parents Monday saying the decision was made after consulting the district's physician.
Pennsylvania students will spend less time filling in bubbles with number-two pencils next spring, under standardized test changes announced Monday morning.
There were also "Anti-White Power" and "Anti-Racism" flyers and signs that were scattered on 9th Street and Spring Garden.
