Pa. Women Allegedly Put Kids In Trunk Of Corvette
Two Pennsylvania women are accused of putting two children in the trunk of a Corvette while they sat up front.
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Two Pennsylvania women are accused of putting two children in the trunk of a Corvette while they sat up front.
The ex-wife of a man authorities allege was killed in 2008 in western Pennsylvania is now charged along with her son in the case.
State police pulled a man over for speeding in Armstrong County on Friday night and found a large amount of cash in the car.
The owner of a dog that was found with a rope embedded in its neck pleaded guilty to animal cruelty charges this week.
The hooded vulture that flew away from the National Aviary this week returned to its home Saturday afternoon.
Donald Trump introduced Indiana Gov. Mike Pence as his running mate on Saturday, calling him "my partner in this campaign" and his first and best choice to join him on a winning Republican presidential ticket.
A western Pennsylvania man has been charged after police allege that he argued and fought with firefighters who were trying to put out a blaze at his smoke-filled home.
A young man died Saturday morning after being struck by a tractor trailer on I-70 in Washington County.
The rogue driver who turned a night of fireworks and fun into the worst carnage the French resort city of Nice has seen in decades appeared aloof and menacing to his neighbors and family.
New Castle City police are searching for a man who they believe was involved in a recent attempted homicide.
A shooting in North Versailles sent two people to the hospital early Saturday morning.
Chuck has made North Hills Middle School in Ross Township his home for the past two weeks.
Pittsburgh Police had prepared for a rumored protest as part of something called the "Day of Rage." But it was apparently a hoax.
Are you looking to bring a pet into your home? Local animal shelters are a great place to find a furry companion. This week, Furry Tails features Lacie, Luther and Chinney & Nosey !
Perhaps our elected leaders have learned that cooperation and collaboration are more effective in moving Pennsylvania forward and improving the lives of its residents.
