Police ID Multiple Causes Of Pa. Turnpike Crashes
Pennsylvania State police say their investigation into a series of accidents on the Pennsylvania Turnpike outside Philadelphia last week is pointing to multiple causes.
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Pennsylvania State police say their investigation into a series of accidents on the Pennsylvania Turnpike outside Philadelphia last week is pointing to multiple causes.
Areas of fog will greet us Friday morning, some will be locally dense, so take it slow during the morning commute.
The addition of Jack Wagner will swell to eight the ranks of Democrats seeking the nomination for governor of Pennsylvania.
Investigators are offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to their whereabouts.
Some have questioned why Pennsylvania Turnpike authorities lifted speed restrictions on the morning of the chain-reaction series of crashes.
KYW's Tim Jimenez reports those who play at the Bethlehem, Pennsylvania location may have been affected.
A cold front will cross our area Wednesday, bringing rain showers during the late morning through midday hours. There is the chance that if the rain moves in early enough, it could freeze on some surfaces where temperatures are below freezing.
"There is not one business in this room that would operate that way," he told the business leaders.
A Powerball ticket worth $1 million from the February 15th drawing was sold at the Giant Food Store at 250 Doublewoods Road in Langhorne.
The pair sought the license but officials with the Philadelphia Marriage License Bureau say they're sympathetic to the request but must wait for courts to rule on the issue in Pennsylvania.
Check this list of community cancellations for Tuesday, February 18th, 2014.
It will be the 3rd Snowiest Winter ever in Philadelphia.
The fire broke out shortly before 10 p.m. in the 1900 block of Mark Twain Circle.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike is now operating under a Winter Weather Advisory system-wide due to the forecast of snow.
Claims by 19-year-old Miranda Barbour that she is a serial killer who killed at least 22 people from North Carolina to Alaska are being met with skepticism by a top local crime expert and a top criminal defense attorney who represented one of Philadelphia's most notorious serial killers.
