Trial Begins For Former Phila. Traffic Court Judge Charged With Fraud
Former Judge Robert Mulgrew is accused of diverting state neighborhood improvement funds for his own use.
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Former Judge Robert Mulgrew is accused of diverting state neighborhood improvement funds for his own use.
As a Philadelphia nurse faces up to ten years in prison for allegedly helping her terminally ill father kill himself, an expert on the subject of assisted suicide is warning that the practice is fraught with legal dangers.
Pennridge Regional Police investigated a report of a possible child luring in the area of Pine Court and Campus Drive in East Rockhill Township.
It's becoming a chronic problem, causing occasional train delays, and officials say they're taking steps to stop it.
The Bethlehem Area School District is reporting a suspicious man driving near students at a bus stop in Bethlehem Township.
Montgomery County solicitor Ray McGarry announced today that he would file an appeal on behalf of county register of wills D. Bruce Hanes.
Both the U.S. and Pennsylvania flags shall remain at half-staff until sunset on Friday, September 20th.
Corbett continues to insist that Pennsylvania cannot afford to expand the current Medicaid program. Instead, he is proposing to make Medicaid benefits more in line with what the working insured get.
At 30th Street Station, US Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) said he'll urge his colleagues to lock in long-term funding for transportation.
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Pennsylvania is among the nation's leaders in bridges that both lack backup protection against collapse in case a single, vital component fails and are designated by highway officials as being in need of repair.
Governor Corbett's poll numbers are so bad that you might question the sanity of political insiders who say "don't count him out." But if that's the case, you can call former Governor Ed Rendell crazy.
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Court records show that a northeastern Pennsylvania man charged with threatening to kill President Barack Obama had a loaded AR-15 semi-automatic rifle, 11,000 rounds of ammunition, a long-range scope and training manuals on long-range shooting.
There was a big Powerball jackpot at stake in Saturday's drawing, and plenty of people were buying tickets for their chance at a life-changing amount of money.
