Hot Air Balloon Crashes In Pennsylvania Field Injuring 3
Police say a hot air balloon has crashed in a field in central Pennsylvania, injuring everyone on board.
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Police say a hot air balloon has crashed in a field in central Pennsylvania, injuring everyone on board.
A central Pennsylvania borough has changed a policy that barred a disgruntled handyman from protesting a $25 parking fine by paying with pennies.
The Cumberland County Coroner's Office said James Campbell Jr., a driver from Feasterville, was killed Friday night after striking the wall during warm-up laps at Williams Grove Speedway.
Officials say the small plane crashed just before 11 a.m. near the Little Lehigh Creek.
Animal control officials say they have rescued 122 cats and kittens from a squalid Pennsylvania home and transported them to a North Philadelphia facility for medical evaluations.
The new rates will kick in September 15th.
#YOPO, a new pale ale from the Cape May Brewing Company, celebrates the Pope's visit to Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania U.S. Senator Bob Casey is seeking support for a bill that he is sponsoring in Washington that would provide more funding to prevent crime committed by young people.
State police say a western Pennsylvania man irate that his brother ate three Big Mac sandwiches without saving him one beat the brother and ransacked the home they share.
The state Supreme Court is going to take up the issue of whether the School Reform Commission had the power to cancel its teachers contract.
Pennsylvania's top prosecutor says in her first statement since being criminally charged that she's the victim of an effort to conceal pornographic and racially insensitive emails.
The police killing of a 77-year-old Pennsylvania man waving a realistic-looking pellet gun while on a motorized scooter has been ruled "suicide via police officer."
Authorities say she even tricked her own sister into believing she was sick.
SEPTA will be holding a lottery on Wednesday for limited quantities of 3-day transit passes for the Papal Visit.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf used a stop in Norristown, Montgomery County Tuesday to slam Republicans in the state legislature for creating what he calls a budget crisis for the state and failing to work with him to resolve it.
