Volunteer Firefighter Charged With Arson
Police say the firefighter acknowledged setting fires to three vacant homes in Darby Township from May to July.
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Police say the firefighter acknowledged setting fires to three vacant homes in Darby Township from May to July.
Incredibly heavy rains brought extensive flooding to the region Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
Organizers say the transformation of the working hay farm into the oldest running festival of its kind in North America has been nothing short of magical.
Overnight, the heavy rain will continue to push north through New Jersey, with showers and storms also moving through Philadelphia and surrounding suburbs as a cold front moves through.
Some small stream and urban flooding is possible tonight in any slow moving showers and thunderstorms.
Last month, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published a story questioning whether the time Tomalis spent on the job and his "ambiguous role" justified his nearly $140,000 state salary.
After a beautiful weekend and dry start to the week, payback comes today.
It happened around 5:30 p.m. Monday at the Delaware River Bridge interchange.
Keeper and Associate Curator of the Physical Anthropology section of the Penn Museum Janet Monge says they have always known he was here in the museum, just not his precise location.
For the first time ever, U.S. public schools are projected this fall to have more minority students than non-Hispanic whites enrolled.
State Police say troopers from the York barracks fatally shot a man who threatened them with a knife.
Musikfest has been striking up the bands for 31 years, growing into a musical main event, and attracting over a million visitors from across the country.
DRPA board member Eugene DePasquale, the Pennsylvania auditor general, attended the two-hour session by phone. He thinks the lack of public notice was a mistake.
One day after Governor Corbett was in town to announce an advance of funds for the troubled School District of Philadelphia, his Democratic opponent in the upcoming election, Tom Wolf, made a campaign stop in Northeast Philadelphia.
A spokesman for the Pennsylvania attorney general says more than $160,000 was taken by stoking false fears among targeted seniors that loved ones were in trouble.
