Traffic Deaths In Pennsylvania Hit An All-Time Low In 2014
State transportation officials say car crashes killed 1,195 people in 2014. That's the lowest number since record keeping began 87 years ago.
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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.
Crews are investigating what caused a plane to run off the runway and crash into a fence at Queen City Airport Monday afternoon.
Police and school officials are investigating after a Pennsylvania high school student sent her mother an April Fools' text about a shooting — only to have the mother call 911.
A 16-year-old Pennsylvania boy charged with fatally shooting a friend in the face, then taking a selfie with his body has been ordered to stand trial on criminal homicide and firearms charges.
This touchy conversation has ended up in our laps and that's where Pennsylvania's own religious freedom law has been sitting for 13 years.
Sunoco Logistics says a contractor has died in an industrial accident at its oil and natural gas storage and processing facility outside Philadelphia.
Former death row inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal has been hospitalized, but his lawyer says prison officials won't tell him why.
Republicans who control the legislature battled officials of the Democratic Wolf Administration over the implications of the governor's far-reaching proposals to overhaul Pennsylvania taxes.
Police say a 2-year-old Pennsylvania boy found a handgun and shot himself in the leg while his mother and her boyfriend were showering.
A bank says the actor best known as sitcom character Balki Bartokomous has been a perfect stranger when it comes to making payments on his rural Pennsylvania properties.
A Pennsylvania man recovering from surgery has won $7 million off a lottery ticket tucked into his get-well card.
At recent budget hearings, the person in charge of keeping Pennsylvania's roads in top shape told lawmakers PennDOT's emergency pothole repairs have begun.
Police say a Pennsylvania man held his girlfriend captive for more than three days, during which he hit her with a hammer, pulled out her hair, and poured bleach in her eyes and wounds.
The body of a missing college chemistry professor has been found in a wooded area about 15 miles from her Pennsylvania campus.
The Liquor Control Board has issued guidelines for home delivery of beer in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections has issued a notice of execution for two inmates – including a Philadelphia man. But a spokesman says Governor Wolf's death penalty moratorium remains in effect.
A tractor-trailer split open after hitting a barrier, spilling Twizzlers candy onto a Pennsylvania highway.
State police say one brother used a "Jesus" vanity license plate to assault another when they fought in Pennsylvania.
A prominent political analyst says Governor Wolf's decision to couple property tax relief with income and sales tax hikes gives him the best chance to get his budget proposal through the legislature.
Police believe a 22-year-old woman died of an overdose a week or two ago, before her 10-month-old boy starved when no one was left to care for him in the western Pennsylvania apartment they shared.
Police say a Pennsylvania woman has conned an elderly friend out of $26,000 by claiming to have won the New York lottery.
Law enforcement officials now tell CBS 3 Eyewitness News they've received more than a dozen reported cases of child luring and predatory behavior.
Police in Pennsylvania were continuing to search for a man they described as "armed and dangerous" after the suspect shot another man at the suspect's own birthday party and then reportedly fled to Ohio.
PennDOT says an error in the hidden security image on Pennsylvania driver's licenses and identification cards may be causing headaches for some people.
