High School Coach Accused Of Playing Drinking Games With Students Fired
A Pennsylvania high school softball coach facing criminal charges that she played drinking games with students and belittled those who wouldn't drink has been fired.
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A Pennsylvania high school softball coach facing criminal charges that she played drinking games with students and belittled those who wouldn't drink has been fired.
Celebrate Memorial Day at these local parades.
Governor Wolf says flags shall remain at half-staff until sundown on Sunday, May 17.
The fire was reported Tuesday night at the 3700 block of North Brookside Road.
Police say a naked Pennsylvania man stole a car, crashed it into a tree and then demanded police shoot him — all while claiming to have late "Fast and Furious" star Paul Walker stashed in the trunk.
The medical marijuana bill was scheduled for a Senate vote Tuesday. The Senate passed a similar bill last year, 43-to-7, but it passed late in the legislative session and died in the House.
Police say they are looking for 12-year-old Mason Pachulski.
A walk next weekend aims to bring attention to a rare syndrome that results in learning disabilities, but an extremely outgoing personality as well.
Police say a Pennsylvania man mimicking a professional wrestling move inadvertently slammed his girlfriend's toddler son to the floor, killing him.
The Department of Community and Economic Development said Wednesday that Colwyn will enter the state's Municipalities Financial Recovery Act program, also known as Act 47.
Pennsylvanians may soon be paying a larger monthly fee on their phone bills following state House passage on Monday of a measure designed to help counties fund their 911 emergency communications centers.
A convicted sex offender has been jailed on charges he exposed himself to children by standing naked in the window when school buses stopped near his Pennsylvania home.
Montgomery County's district attorney is adding the circumstances surrounding the firing of a state prosecutor to her investigation into Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane.
Do you feel safe in your hometown? According to Safewise.com, eight Pennsylvania and New Jersey cities made the list of top 25 safest towns in America.
In just 5.25 seconds, Montgomery County Teen Collin Burns solved the puzzle as others cheered him on.
Police say an argument over whether Michael Jordan or LeBron James is a better basketball player ended in a Pennsylvania man's arrest on aggravated assault and other charges.
A Pennsylvania lawmaker announced Monday that he plans to introduce legislation which would amend the Liquor Code to allow businesses to apply for extended use permits, which would authorize the sale of alcohol beyond 2 a.m. to 4 a.m.
The Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association said Tuesday that Gov. Tom Wolf's death penalty moratorium could affect plea bargains and how judges and juries view executions, arguing it violates elements of the state constitution.
A Florida truck driver has been jailed for four days in Pennsylvania for not being able to pay a portion of the $17,000 fine he got for driving an overweight rig.
The resolution states that the Constitutional amendments that would be considered would be limited to issues such as fiscal restraints and limits on the power of the federal government.
The Senate voted unanimously Monday to rename the Blooming Grove exit in Pike County for Cpl. Bryon Dickson. The bill now goes to the House.
A married couple are dead after police say their 1923 Model T Ford convertible skidded off the roadway and flipped over in Pennsylvania.
A judge has ordered members of a Pennsylvania family whose mansion had three fires in five years to stand trial in a $20 million insurance fraud case.
State transportation officials say car crashes killed 1,195 people in 2014. That's the lowest number since record keeping began 87 years ago.
Authorities say a woman put the victim in her car and drove him to a gas station on Ridge Pike in Plymouth Township and then flagged down a police car to get help.
