Pa. Man Fires Rifle At Neighbor Hanging Christmas Lights
Police say a man fired a rifle at his neighbor hanging Christmas lights and then held police at bay for several hours inside his home.
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Police say a man fired a rifle at his neighbor hanging Christmas lights and then held police at bay for several hours inside his home.
Hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvania hunters will tramp into the woods this week for the first day of the state's major deer hunting season.
A law aimed at reducing drug overdose deaths in Pennsylvania takes effect today. Police statewide can now administer an antidote to heroin and painkillers.
Gov. Tom Corbett's administration says a prescription drug that can reduce fatalities from heroin overdoses is about to become more widely available in Pennsylvania to police and the public.
A new initiative to give temporary protection to West African immigrants affected by Ebola has gone under the radar.
A car has crashed into a Pennsylvania chapel honoring the Sept. 11 victims of United Airlines Flight 93.
There are alternatives to shopping with the herd, just a short getaway drive from home.
We'll start off the holiday weekend with a chill!
The Philadelphia Union may not be in this year's MLS playoffs, but that doesn't mean there isn't some hot-stove soccer talk on the KYW Philly Soccer Show.
Les Toaso, PennDOT's district executive for Southeastern Pennsylvania, says the department put three-quarters of its trucks on the road to make sure they stay ice free through this travel period.
The storm has prompted the FAA to issue a ground delay here until midnight because of low ceilings.
This week, Hadas Kuznits reports on a new market specializing in the perfect roasted chicken, the popup restaurants on the waterfront at Winterfest, and Christmas Village food offerings.
This latest storm comes with terrible timing as millions of people hit the roads and the skies in preparation for the holiday.
Pennsylvania says it's committed to recruiting women into the state police force and accuses the federal government of "hectoring" it over the physical fitness tests administered to trooper candidates.
The 18-member Olney Eagles blazed through their season undefeated. Then they did it again in the playoffs for an combined 10-0 record, claiming the title of Cadet division champions of the Northeast Suburban Athletic Conference.
