Pa. Police Seek Information After Father And Son Find MAC Machine In Woods
Authorities say it is unknown if any money is in the machine. It is also unclear how long it has been in the woods.
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Authorities say it is unknown if any money is in the machine. It is also unclear how long it has been in the woods.
A developing Nor'easter will impact the area over the next couple of days with heavy rain, gusty winds and even snow for parts of the Delaware Valley.
Police in March had charged Jones-Orock with trying to slice Orock's genitals with a box cutter, but those charges were dropped. Police say the couple had history of domestic disputes.
"People were calling and saying, 'What are we going to do?' " noted state representative Vanessa Brown (D-Phila., at lectern).
Today, they brought their complaints to the doorsteps of the Pennsylvania attorney general and the School Reform Commission.
It's not shaping up to be the nicest week across the Delaware Valley. A classic nor'easter will make for a messy midweek.
Two brothers in central Pennsylvania were killed when a pickup truck fell on them.
The Commodore Barry Bridge is in line for a major makeover beginning next year if the Delaware River Port Authority approves a contract this week that would begin the five-year project.
Gas prices continue to drop, and could stay low throughout the winter.
A preliminary hearing for the man charged in the fatal ambush of a Pennsylvania State Police trooper has been rescheduled after one of his lawyers withdrew from the case.
The cities of Philadelphia, Lancaster, and Pittsburgh, along with several state legislators have challenged in Commonwealth Court the law that allows the National Rifle Association to sue any municipality that passes gun control measures stricter than state law.
It was during the last seven-on-seven drill of the summer and Clements wasn't particularly sharp. That's when Hawks' coach Gabe Infante pulled Clements aside with a message.
Jerry Sandusky's adopted son Matt spoke about his two abusive fathers at a Philadelphia conference on child abuse intervention.
An emotional Thomasine Tynes admitted wrongdoing, and apologized.
Drexel University and the group "Parent Power" will each get $75,000 over three years.
