Golfers Refuse To Testify About On-Course Fight; Charges Dropped
Two Pennsylvania golfers accused of fighting over the rules had assault charges dismissed after they refused to testify against one another.
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Two Pennsylvania golfers accused of fighting over the rules had assault charges dismissed after they refused to testify against one another.
The victim has been identified as Dr. Robert S. White, a West Goshen Township Supervisor.
Police say a Pennsylvania man was drunk when he locked his three children out of the house and told them to go "look for seashells" along a dark and dangerous stretch of rural road.
An off-duty Philadelphia Police Officer died in a motorcycle crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
Pennsylvania schools will have to make room for almost 400 undocumented children this fall. In Delaware more than 100 and in new Jersey, more than 1,500. In all, that's enough to fill nearly 70 classrooms.
A 55-year-old Pennsylvania man has been jailed on charges he tried to lure three children into his pickup by offering them candy if they'd help him find his lost dog.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey have their first human cases of West Nile Virus this year, and they're both from our area.
Two golfers have been charged with fighting—including one who allegedly hit the other over the head with a 3-wood—after they argued about the rules while playing together at a Pennsylvania course.
3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has one family's story.
Penn Environment field organizer Sophie Grueterich says while Philadelphia has set a goal of producing enough solar power for 20,000 homes by 2025, more solar-friendly policies are needed to make it happen.
Police say a dispute between two groups of men outside a Pittsburgh bar prompted a shooting early Saturday that killed one man and injured five others.
Police have charged a Lancaster County woman after her baby was found dead inside a trash bag.
The federal government sued Pennsylvania on Tuesday over physical fitness tests given to applicants for state trooper positions, seeking a stop to a practice that it said illegally discriminates against women.
Crayon manufacturer Crayola is building a family attraction in Florida, similar to the one it operates in its home state of Pennsylvania and more could be on the way around the country.
Officials say the scams involve callers who use sophisticated computer technology called "caller ID spoofing," which is illegal, to mask their true identify to defraud consumers.
Sandra Smith of Horsham, Pennsylvania, filed suit Wednesday in state Superior Court against North Wildwood, Cape May County and the state of New Jersey over the July 2012 incident that claimed the life of her husband, Brad, and nearly killed their 7-year-old daughter.
Two local ice cream shops made TripAdvisor.com's list of 10 Top U.S. Ice Cream Parlors.
A Pennsylvania coroner has released the name of a man who died after jumping off a rope swing into a pond.
Throughout the day on Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission will gradually unveil signs posting a 70 mile an hour speed limit on most sections of the road between Morgantown in Berks County to the Blue Mountain Interchange in Cumberland County.
Fire officials say they have not yet determined the cause of a blaze in a Pennsylvania apartment building that killed scores of animals, but it appears to have been accidental.
Gov. Tom Corbett is vetoing millions of dollars from the state legislature's budget and urging lawmakers to make a new effort to address public-sector pensions.
The Selective Service System says a data glitch prompted it to send notices to several deceased men in Pennsylvania, ordering them to register for the nation's military draft.
Mayor Michael Nutter tried to remain upbeat, saying the cigarette tax proposal is still alive, but added, "We are caught in a vortex of political hell with no particular path out."
Pennsylvania's state-owned universities adopted a policy Tuesday that is designed to protect the safety of children on campus.
