Pennsylvania Amnesty Program Offers Relief From Delinquent State Taxes
If you owe back Pennsylvania state taxes, you're in luck. There's an amnesty program in place, but not for long.
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If you owe back Pennsylvania state taxes, you're in luck. There's an amnesty program in place, but not for long.
A Philadelphia man who spent 25 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit was the star witness at a state Senate hearing on expanding access to DNA testing for people already convicted of crimes.
Medicinal marijuana is on the way here in Pennsylvania, and legalized recreational pot may not be far behind.
Attorney General Josh Shapiro has announced charges against 12 people and 14 businesses for multiple vehicle schemes that involved more than a thousand fake Pennsylvania license plates.
A Pennsylvania man who hid in the forest under cover of night and opened fire with a sniper's rifle was convicted of capital murder Wednesday in the ambush slaying of a state police trooper he targeted at random in hopes of sparking a revolution.
A spokesman says Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf will sign a bill headed for his desk intended to be a short term fix for problems with the state's unemployment compensation processing system.
Pennsylvania State Police say the manhunt for the alleged 'Facebook killer' Steve Stephens is over.
Depending which dictionary you use, the word "strangulation" is often defined as fatal. But under a recent Pennsylvania law, it does not always result.
Philadelphia's election office will be open till midnight, but officials expect few will take advantage of it.
Pennsylvania State Police say 19-year-old Matthew Hale was apprehended by the Brevard County Sheriffs Department in Florida
Questions swirl about Lt. Governor Mike Stack now that he's under investigation for possible mistreatment of his security detail and staff at his official state residence.
This comes after the law license of Williams was suspended.
Technicians are currently working to remedy the issue.
Saying he's not perfect, and he's made mistakes, Lt. Governor Mike Stack Wednesday responded to reports that he's being investigated for alleged mistreatment of his security detail and other staffers.
Authorities got involved after a relative of the deceased used Ancestry.com to put her family tree together.
