Rendell: A Governor People Love - Or Love To Loathe
Whether they love him or love to loathe him, Pennsylvanians won't soon forget Gov. Ed Rendell.
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Whether they love him or love to loathe him, Pennsylvanians won't soon forget Gov. Ed Rendell.
Pennsylvania United States senator Bob Casey says he won't change the way in which he crisscrosses the commonwealth to meet up with constituents, in light of the Arizona shooting rampage.
Police in Berks County are investigating a shootout between a suspect and police that left the suspect as well as a female victim dead Saturday night.
A man arrested in the Christmas Eve shooting of a woman and a teenager in eastern Pennsylvania has now been charged with homicide following the woman's death.
Police in East Whiteland are trying to turn up the heat on a burglar who fled, leaving his jacket behind, following a burglary on December 28th.
Right as those Christmas shopping bills are coming due, consumers are faced with an increase at the pump.
Police say a western Pennsylvania bartender has been charged with raping a female customer after hours who claims she was unconscious and drugged at the time.
Overcast skies and cold temperatures did not stop George Washington from making his Christmas Day ride across the Delaware River.
18-year-old Taylor Cockenberg is about to have one of those once in a lifetime moments. He is going meet his biological mother for the first time.
A Pennsylvania health insurance plan for middle income families is about to run out of money. There's growing worry for tens of thousands of people. 3 On Your Side Medical Reporter explains.
PennDOT has just released a study about the death rates of older drivers.
Federal authorities say an unemployed amusement park worker in eastern Pennsylvania threatened to carry out "the most heinous school shooting ever imagined."
Gov. Ed Rendell has announced that Wawa convenience stores throughout Pennsylvania will feature self-service lottery kiosks.
The regulations, which take effect July 1st, improve standards for ventilation, humidity, lighting and flooring in commercial kennels.
The state capitol continues to roil over an automatic cost-of-living pay raise that elected officials and judges are getting as of today.
"It's very discouraging," said Earl Seawright referring to the economic climate in Philadelphia.
Three more bills met Gov. Ed Rendell's veto pen, including one that would've broadened a person's right to use deadly force in self-defense under certain circumstances outside their home.
Many teenagers know how Gov. Ed Rendell feels: tooling down an open highway and trying to remember that the accelerator is on the right and the brake is to the left.
The suspects in the shooting of a North Carolina police officer were wanted fugitives accused of recently stealing a vehicle in Pennsylvania. Both had been released from jail while facing charges, even though one of them was on parole.
Dozens of home health care providers from across Pennsylvania, some accompanied by the people they care for, rallied today on Independence Mall as they press for expanded union representation for their colleagues.
In his first capitol news conference since being elected governor, Tom Corbett indicated this week that he's not too pleased with a planned action by the Liquor Control Board that could result in price increases for consumers.
The stars could be aligning in Harrisburg next year for a massive overhaul of the way alcohol is sold in Pennsylvania. At the top of the list: privatizing Pennsylvania's 625 state liquor stores.
The thieves, usually two men, dash into a store, often breaking through a glass window and grabbing large quantities of cigarettes.
Nutter says, "The campaign is over. Now, we have to figure out how we'll all have to work together."
Pat Toomey, the Republican conservative whose popularity scared Arlen Specter out of the GOP, was elected to Specter's Senate seat Tuesday in one of the most hotly contested races in the nation.
