Nearly 700,000 'Kids II Rocking Sleepers' Recalled After Infant Deaths
Nearly 700,000 "Kids II Rocking Sleepers" are being recalled after five infants have died.
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Nearly 700,000 "Kids II Rocking Sleepers" are being recalled after five infants have died.
State Police are investigating a deadly late-night crash that claimed the life of a teenage boy on Interstate 70 in Washington County.
Pittsburgh Police are investigating after a shooting Friday morning in the city's Allentown section.
Kids can see a movie and get snacks for just $4 this summer through a new deal from AMC Theaters.
Pennsylvania's highest court is upholding the death sentence and conviction of a sniper who killed a Pennsylvania state trooper.
Planet Fitness is giving high school students aged 15-18 the opportunity to work out for free all summer -- and the chance to win a college scholarship!
Applications are now being accepted for West Virginia's free community and technical college program.
Amazon, which hooked shoppers on getting just about anything delivered in two days, announced Thursday that it will soon promise one-day delivery for its Prime members on most items.
A former Canon-McMillan High School wrestling champion who was shot by police was released from the hospital Thursday and arraigned on a string of charges.
Eleven people at an Indiana Township group home were sent to the hospital Thursday evening after they reported feeling ill.
With their final pick of the 2019 NFL Draft, the Steelers selected T Derwin Gray in the seventh round.
An 11-year-old boy was killed in a crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike on Thursday afternoon.
A local family is upset that a mausoleum, for which their wife and mother paid thousands of dollars, was never built.
The Beaver County District Attorney is asking for patience as their investigation into the murder of Rachael DelTondo continues almost one year after her death.
A man was arrested after allegedly threatening to shoot the staff at a Westmoreland County library over an overdue book fine.
