2012 Year in Review: The Jerry Sandusky Sex Crimes Scandal
The story was not only one of the biggest in 2012 nationally but also had lasting repercussions on Penn State University and several of its top officials.
Watch CBS News
The story was not only one of the biggest in 2012 nationally but also had lasting repercussions on Penn State University and several of its top officials.
In this report we take a look at how Philadelphia and the suburbs weathered the superstorm.
"It is an 8,000 gallon tractor-trailer full of salt brine," Penndot spokesman Charles Metzger explains.
Since Tom Corbett became governor, polls showed that many Pennsylvania voters questioned why Penn State pedophile Jerry Sandusky wasn't arrested sooner, while Corbett was running the Sandusky investigation.
Across the country, more than 1,500 flights were canceled because of storms.
Critics cite a number of weaknesses with the state's existing cyber charter schools, and oppose any new ones.
Jay finds a western tradition that has reached Pennsylvania slopes.
Pennsylvania's controversial new voter ID law snagged national headlines for months this year, sparking protests and a major legal battle that reached the state Supreme Court.
Among the major political stories for the people of Pennsylvania and beyond in 2012 was the passing of a once-powerful, former US senator.
A Main Line woman whose family adopted a child from Russia says the move by the Russian parliament would hurt children.
Patco's Tim Ireland says the riders have spoken, and the rail operator listened.
The Pennwatch web site was created by an act of the state legislature.
A man fatally shot a woman decorating for a children's Christmas party at a tiny church hall and killed two men elsewhere in a rural central Pennsylvania township Friday before he was fatally shot in a gunfight with state troopers.
Penn State says settlement talks with lawyers for young men who were molested by Jerry Sandusky will resume next month.
