Pa. Man Dressed In 'Angry Birds' Costume Seeks To Abduct Children
Authorities say a man dressed as a character from the Angry Birds video game tried to pick up four children in a Pennsylvania grocery store parking lot.
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Authorities say a man dressed as a character from the Angry Birds video game tried to pick up four children in a Pennsylvania grocery store parking lot.
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is moving to address thousands of complaints filed in recent months over rapidly rising electric bills.
High pressure will build in behind the system for the weekend and will bring us much nicer weather.
The school district last week asked the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to affirm its right to sidestep seniority rules.
Penndot officials say In some cases motorists may not see actual construction, but contracts will be bid this year because of the funding influx.
Adjacent to the second busiest train station in the country, The Porch at 30th Street is viewed as one of the most creative and animated public spaces in Philadelphia. It offers everything from great food to a plethora of free entertainment.
"We've been calling on people to fast because now is the time," said Lisa Sharon Harper (at lectern in photo), who works for the DC-based Sojourners.
The Pennsylvania House is banning cash gifts except those from family members or non-lobbyist friends in circumstances where the motivation was clearly personal.
Pennsylvania's Democratic Party is attacking Governor Corbett for his efforts to enact a transportation funding bill supported by many Democrats, including former Governor Ed Rendell.
Temperatures will be at or above normal this week, but the chance of rain will increase as a cold front stalls over our area Wednesday.
The price of a Penndot identification card more than doubled on April 1st, to $27.50.
Joel Stout, the son, has testified that he forged the signature of an FAA-certified inspector on several occasions because his father, Jay Stout, had told him to.
This is a watershed moment -- for the 13,500-square-mile Delaware River watershed, that is.
We begin April with high hopes after March 2014 left three snowstorms in its wake.
Police say they conducted a routine search and nothing was found. The scene was cleared around 6:30 p.m.
