Harrisburg, PA News

• Harrisburg, PA News
• Central Dauphin High School alumni to unveil Veterans Memorial on Wednesday
• Carlisle police seek missing teen; boy, 17, ran away from home Sunday
• Man robbed after dark in Marvine Elementary School park, Bethlehem police say
• Alleged Penn State University flasher's trial starts today
• Tractor-trailer crash in Alexandria Township shuts down stretch of Route 513
• Phillipsburg Housing Authority resident refuses to remove American flags from balcony
• Carlisle man accused of beating wife with shoe after drinking all night
• Former Olympus boss Michael Woodford settles lawsuit against ex-employer; would Christie help Romney in swing states? - AM news links
• Middle Paxton Township fire caused by lightning strike
• Oxford Township man alleging New Jersey State Police assaulted him still waiting on internal investigation
• Three injured after driver attempts U-turn in South Middleton Township
• Phillipsburg man was stealing change from Easton's Centre Square fountain, police report
• Bethlehem motorcyclist died after hitting car stopped for turn, oncoming SUV in Lehigh County, police report
• Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center aids children through partnership with Lancaster General Health
• I-81 reopens after motorcycle accident
• State police in Jonestown stop 347 motorists in roving patrols over holiday weekend
• Amber Alert canceled after mom taking daughters toward Harrisburg area surrenders to police
• Easton police investigate robbery at gunpoint
• I-81 south closed near Shippensburg due to motorcycle accident
• Memorial Day 2012: Homer C. Floyd earns Avenue of Honorees listing at William Howard Day Cemetery in Swatara Twp.
• Bethlehem man killed in motorcycle accident in Lehigh County
• Deer crashes through windshield, Sayreville woman seriously hurt in Interstate 80 accident
• Police find alleged prowler at Clinton Garden Apartments
• Harrisburg area and central Pennsylvania Marines remember their own, talk progress
• Family mourns death of Springfield Township man caught in Leithsville Fire Company blaze
• Harrisburg's Most Rev. Joseph P. McFadden to dedicate St. Samuel Center for Catholic Charities
• Harrisburg police officer suspended after he said he accidentally shot his wife in the buttocks
• Memorial Day celebrated throughout the region
• Upper Nazareth Township firefighting teens follow in their father's footsteps
• Easton Area High School scholarship committee hangs it up after more than 50 years
• Warren County freeholders at odds with Belvidere Town Council over parking plan
• Easton Area School District officials donate, create community service scholarship
• Southern Lehigh eighth-grader to compete in Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Hanover Township accident may be alcohol-related, police say
• Traffic reopens on Interstate 80 East in Allamuchy Township after crash
• Wreath drop on Easton-Phillipsburg free bridge honors fallen veterans on Memorial Day
• Bethlehem's Sun Inn again home to a restaurant
• Andrew P. Wismer Sr., 2005 Easton Area High School graduate - Obituaries today
• Shruty's Pub in Wilson Borough shuts doors
• Lower Allen Township commissioners expected to consider development plan for a Walmart store
• Pennsylvania keeps getting older, more diverse, census data show
• Black bear causes stir Sunday in Bangor
• Judith's Reading Room brings books to Children's Home of Easton
• Happy Memorial Day! Thank you to all members of our military who have served. O...
• Driving season begins, as does griping about gas prices
• President Obama honors fallen troops at Arlington National Cemetery
• Faced with losing possessions, increasing number of midstaters are standing up to robbers
• Brooklyn man beaten by group at MetLife Stadium; Rescuers resume search for teen reported missing off Long Branch - PM news links
• St. Joseph School 7th grader readies for Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Authorities investigating Carbon County deaths as apparent murder-suicide
• Cumberland Valley School District installs alpacas, emu, sheep to keep grass down, enhance ag program
• Critical 'Victim 2' decision awaits Jerry Sandusky judge
• Maryland man not wearing seat belt killed in Camp Hill crash
• Maj. Dick Winters, of 'Band of Brothers' fame, will be memorialized with a statue in Normandy
• Lehigh Valley Grand Prix hosts first Redneck Party
• Coroner identifies man found dead in Delaware Canal in Easton
• Indiantown Gap National Cemetery draws 2,500 to honor fallen soldiers
• Victim in Leithsville fire station crash identified as Bucks County man
• Williams Township Memorial Day ceremony draws large crowd
• Firefighters battle garage blaze in Middle Paxton Township
• Hackettstown state fish hatchery to celebrate centennial with open house
• Pennsylvania Senate passes measure limiting landowner liability for hunting violations
• State police in Harrisburg investigate fatal crash near Camp Hill
• Fake prescription slip leads to chase in Mansfield Township, police report
• Harrisburg School District has just 3 days to form spending plan
• Middletown Borough Council mulls suit over improper Electric Stabilization Trust Fund investments
• USA Dance Harrisburg Chapter features couples at Patriot-News Artsfest
• Memorial Day events in High Bridge and Blairstown Township: See photos
• Susquehanna Township crews respond to Cloverfield Road crash
• Severe thunderstorm watch extended until 1 a.m. Monday for midstate
• State police investigate accident on Route 581 East near Camp Hill
• Clinton auto shop victim of smash-and-grab burglary
• America churning out most medically, mentally troubled generation of veterans
• Phillipsburg High School grad competing in 10th season of Fox's 'Hell's Kitchen'
• Minor gas leak at 25th Street Shopping Center in Palmer slows traffic
• Carolyn Butler Hurley, Nurse with the Children's Hospital of Pennsylvania - Obituaries today
• Bangor woman finds unconscious man in her vehicle
• Baby boy in critical condition after two-vehicle crash near Carlisle
• Golden Gate Bridge turns 75; remembering vets as holiday's importance seems to fade - AM news links
• Flood warning remains for Lehigh County, expires for Northampton, Warren and Hunterdon counties
• Mountainview Youth Correctional Facility escapee captured early this morning
• Nazareth area teen cancer victims leave parents searching for answers
• Together for Derek 5K raises more than $15,000 to fight cancer
• Incoming Central Dauphin School District Superintendent Carol Johnson prepares to take office July 13
• Man who shot himself after Bethlehem South Side dispute dies, coroner says
• Leonardo da Vinci exhibit at Whitaker Center focuses on artist's scientific side
• Belvidere Council race is one of Warren County's most contested
• Warren Hills Regional High School students present work at third annual film festival in Hackettstown
• Patient flown to Hershey Medical Center after crash on I-81 North
• Phillipsburg police hope new dog park will bring Delaware River Park back to life
• Patriot-News Artsfest draws a crowd at Everyday Bow Ties' tent
• High Bridge Soap Box Derby going global
• Readington Township incumbent running mates try to hold off challenger
• Anne Marie Gabrielle, owner of Healing and Wholeness Center - Obituaries today
• Mayfair Festival brings art, music and food
• Route 57 in Lopatcong Township closed due to flooding
• Easton youths get hands-on golf experience through program
• New Jersey highways seeing usual Memorial Day weekend traffic
• Lafayette College's urban environment festival had low turnout, alienated some residents
• Hackettstown's Bergen Tool site will have to be completely demolished, developer says
• Bethlehem's Boyd Theatre owner to soon decide on theater's future
• Angel 34 helps families of young cancer victims cope
• EMS woes top Lebanon Township candidates' concerns
• Thunderstorm watch in effect until 8 p.m. for the midstate
• National Weather Service issues severe thunderstorm warning for Northampton, Warren counties
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules out scientific testimony in asbestos exposure cases
• Carlisle man arrested for daytime burglaries
• Expect low flying chopper in Hunterdon and Bucks counties, bridge commissioners say
• PinnacleHealth System's plan for a Hampden Township hospital sparks burning questions in health care debate
• 50 years later, the fire under Centralia still burns
• Judgment in Etan Patz' family's civil suit could be thrown out; Former Penn State president files lawsuit against university - AM news links
• Nancy Eshelman: Vickie's Angel Walk brings 'tears of joy' to woman fighting cancer
• Keystone Cement was once targeted as a possible cancer source
• Harrisburg woman grazed by stray bullet
• Sunbury man killed in car accident in Liverpool Twp.
• Water main break closes two Hackettstown streets, police say
• Former Penn State University President Graham Spanier sues to see recovered emails
• Harrisburg police investigate shooting at 18th and Park streets
• Phillipsburg school officials claim they were unable to stop Bible distribution near high school
• Northampton Regional EMS team recognized for saving 5-year-old's life
• Lehigh Valley Transportation Study releases draft of four-year plan
• Carlisle couple and seven of their sons have more than a century of combined service to their country
• Delaware Canal body investigators: no danger to public - UPDATE
• Charity founded by Jerry Sandusky moves toward shutdown
• Leithsville Volunteer Fire Co.'s station crash victim was local resident, authorities report - UPDATE
• Drag School Project helps youth put lives on the right track
• Some see former Harrisburg receiver David Unkovic's testimony as 'staged'
• Easton man who killed infant daughter seeks reduced sentence
• Keystone Pub opens second location with 51 draft beers in Whitehall Township
• Warren County Technical School students build their prom
• Lower Mount Bethel Township takes a stand on potential farmland preservation funding cuts
• Allentown School District teachers union honors four educators
• Mountainview Youth Correctional Facility inmates spotted in Butler, N.J., authorities say
• Attorney for Anthony Elonis, man convicted of threatening on Facebook to blow up Dorney Park, requests extension to file post-trial motions
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., residents oppose 800-home development on Freemanburg Avenue
• Remembering: Dr. Edwin Weaver 'was a giant in the Pennsylvania dental profession,' colleagues say
• Judge hears arguments in Jim Martin's lawsuit against Lehigh County Controller Glenn Eckhart
• Man who shot himself on Bethlehem's South Side was involved in machete attack, police say - UPDATE
• Bangor man pleads guilty to assaulting Easton police officers in struggle over shotgun
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Former Penn State University president Graham Spanier sues school
• Central Dauphin School District principal on paid leave since November resigns
• West Shore police seek couple in relation to Lemoyne burglary
• Shippensburg-based Orrstown Bank will emerge a 'better bank' after working with regulators, CEO insists
• Ousted Penn State president Graham Spanier files civil suit against university
• Somebody Do Something: Port Colden Manor falls on hard times
• Whitaker Center set to open summerlong 'Leonardo da Vinci: Machines in Motion' exhibit
• Bangor man allegedly counterfeited Oxycodone prescription in Lower Nazareth Township
• Easton man admits robbing two delivery men
• Police: Lebanon teens stole loaded guns from unlocked car
• Critics question Marcellus Shale gas researcher, schools
• Jerry Sandusky prosecutors say there are no grounds to dismiss charges
• Reward offered for information about stolen grave markers
• Former Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic stands by court statement that he felt his firing was imminent
• Nazareth man stole money from business to cover bail, police charge
• Easton man charged with assault also had scales, crack cocaine, police say
• Video: Harrisburg cab driver talks about being shot, his assailant's sentence
• Former Myerstown Borough clerk accused of taking $49,000
• Upper Allen Township commissioners seek bids for traffic signal project
• Camp Hill school board seeks director of Grace Milliman Pollock Performing Arts Center
• Hunterdon County prosecutor: South Brunswick, N.J., man indicted on attempted burglary
• Ex-'Cake Boss' baker sentenced to 9 years on sex charges; Etan Patz murder suspect placed on suicide watch - AM news links
• Wilson Borough man accused of hitting son with patio chair
• Ex-Pennsylvania Sen. Jane Orie's attorney argues against repaying GOP bill
• Man pleads guilty in 2006 fatal beating of a Penn State student
• PinnacleHealth names contractors for $150 million in upgrades at Harrisburg-area health care facilities
• Mary Barnes, a cafeteria worker for Hoffman-LaRoche in Belvidere for more than fifteen years - Obituaries today
• Monday morning I will be participating in the Connellsville Annual Memorial Day...
• The Second Mile surrenders to notoriety surrounding founder Jerry Sandusky; seeks court permission to transfer cash and programs to Texas charity
• Jerry Sandusky charity, Second Mile, to shut down, transfer programs
• Easton police drug raid yields one arrest, $45,000 in heroin in West Ward - UPDATE
• Harrisburg University president says resignation not about finances
• Man shot near Fourth and Hayes streets in Bethlehem, police report
• Amid funding concerns, West Shore school districts grapple with rising costs of fuel and pensions
• Pensions, health care costs force school officials to consider staff furloughs, eliminating programs
• Pennsylvania school districts find 'a perfect storm' of financial challenges
• Staff reductions and pay-to-play are among scenarios local school districts discuss
• What's next for Pennsylvania's public schools?
• Lehigh County seeking eminent domain for bridge projects in Whitehall Township, North Catasauqua
• Memorial Day 2012 events in the Lehigh Valley
• Allentown School Board differs over role teachers, staff should play in fixing financial woes
• Washington Concerned Citizens group considers lawsuit and policy changes
• DCED secretary C. Alan Walker claims no ties to William B. Lynch in real estate deal
• Judge sentences Russell Cousar in the shooting of Harrisburg cab driver
• Fort Indiantown Gap training continues as cuts loom
• Farmers Market blooms in Camp Hill
• Bishop McDevitt's Harrisburg campus graduates last class
• Former Harrisburg receiver David Unkovic talks as William B. Lynch takes over
• PIAA state championships return to Hershey
• Northampton Community College graduates more than 800 students
• U.S. Air Force Reserve member, dog reunite after overseas deployment
• Allentown School District hires new William Allen High School principal
• Greenwich Township approves initial budget that will keep taxes flat
• Democratic hopefuls for Congress discuss the economy, vision for the future at debate
• Bethlehem Skateplaza expansion to cost an extra $200,000
• One fatality confirmed in Leithsville Fire Station blaze ignited when dump truck slams into building - UPDATE
• N.J. man charged with murder after he confesses to strangling Etan Patz
• 2012 Freddy Award winners - LIVE UPDATES
• Lafayette College receives $800,000 Howard Hughes grant
• Readington Township Olympic equestrian cleared of criminal animal cruelty charges, faces civil complaints - UPDATE
• Domestic dispute between Warren County couple covers Phillipsburg apartment in blood
• West Nile Virus found in South Whitehall Township, officials report
• Lehigh Township man faces charges for April 25 wreck that hospitalized two
• Whitehall Township billboard mishap that hospitalized workers under investigation, OSHA official says
• Public Utility Commission to investigate PPL rate hike request
• Naval Support Activity in Hampden Township looking for Battle of Midway survivors and family members
• Whitehall Township boy, 5, seriously injured in dog attack, police say
• Carlisle Borough Council names new manager
• George Hitcho Jr. sentenced to death for murder of Freemansburg police officer Robert Lasso
• Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corp. executive committee endorses Don Cunningham for CEO
• Mansfield Township Police Department to add new cars and cameras to fleet
• In race for Pennsylvania attorney general, Republican David Freed starts with fundraising edge
• GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney faces tough questions from black leaders
• Dunk tank at Patriot-News Artsfest will raise money for arts scholarships for area youth
• Allentown police responding to gunshots chase man into Little Lehigh Creek
• Cumberland County Commissioner Jim Hertzler proposes county hiring freeze
• Bethlehem on way to getting National Historic Landmark District
• Warren County court blotter: Washington Township, N.J., man allegedly violated a sexual offender restraining order
• Lower Paxton Township man will spend at least 11 years in prison for shooting Harrisburg cab driver in the head
• Leithsville Volunteer Fire Company in Lower Saucon Township struck by truck, catches fire - UPDATE
• Hampden Township man charged with homicide by vehicle in September crash in Lower Paxton Township
• Judge appoints William Lynch as Harrisburg's new receiver
• Governor Corbett Signs House Bill 2271 into Law
• Child porn case defendant toured ballparks while on the run, federal authorities say
• Jury asks judge for clarification of mercy amid George Hitcho Jr. sentencing
• Governor Corbett to Nominate William Ward to Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas, Names Stephen Aichele as Chief of Staff
• Police, firefighters free horse trapped on in-ground pool cover in Hilltown Township
• Wilson Borough assault suspect picked up, police say
• Penn State names Stephen S. Dunham new general counsel
• George Hitcho Jr. 'deserves to be in jail for the rest of his life,' defense attorney says, but not death
• Harrisburg receiver nominee Maj. Gen. William B. Lynch about to testify in Commonwealth Court
• Former Harrisburg receiver David Unkovic gives reasons for his resignation
• Harrisburg's former receiver David Unkovic says creditors 'were in my view trying to put me into a box'
• Carlisle council to appoint new manager
• Derry Township police seek information in theft at grocery store
• Pennsylvania men mistook Bible carrying case for purse in snatching, police say
• Pennsylvania woman in wheelchair beaten by ex-boyfriend, police say
• Report: Man with knife threatening people outside Cumberland County gas station
• Slate Hill Road bridge in Lower Allen Township to close for repairs
• Harrisburg University of Science and Technology's President Mel Schiavelli leaving to take post at Northern Virginia Community College
• Pennsylvania State Police planning aggressive driving enforcement for Memorial Day weekend
• Allentown passenger shot after driver deliberately struck man on sidewalk, police say
• Midstate PennDOT employees receive agency's highest recognition
• Camden mom of baby in washing machine wants charges pressed
• Joe Paterno's knowledge of 1998 Sandusky investigation questioned by Esquire
• Christie calls Democrats 'jokers,' urges group to support his $1.6B transportation plan
• Your comments: Does the public sector pension system need an overhaul?
• Macungie man accused of Kohl's underwear theft; Allentown trio allegedly harass woman at Wal-Mart - police blotter
• Lightning strikes High Bridge home; new coaster ready to roll at Hersheypark - AM news links
• Hearing on Harrisburg receiver candidate William Lynch scheduled this morning
• Mechanicsburg man shot in dispute outside Plainfield home
• Report: Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett's chief of staff Bill Ward is leaving job
• Alpha man alleges Lopatcong Township employers wrongfully fired him after he reported supervisor's drug use
• Commentary: Obama campaign takes dark turn with bully tactics
• Five Questions: Matthew Ellis of Game Gallery talks vintage video gaming
• Shoppes at Sands in Bethlehem to get five new stores
• Skyrush, Hersheypark's tallest, fastest and longest roller coaster, is ready to roll
• David Heard's friends, family, teachers and classmates dedicate garden in his memory
• Harrisburg City Council lawyer questions 1999 land deal
• Safeguard Power receives Lopatcong Township's blessing to build solar farm
• Ed Smith asks Warren County freeholders for help opposing toll bridge commission project
• Oxford Township teachers union upset by administrator's letter
• Bethlehem drug rehabilitation facility plans pulled by Abraham Atiyeh
• Beer wholesalers in Pennsylvania take a stand against privatization of state-run liquor system
• Hellertown, Lower Saucon Township study joint police department
• Man arrested in Allentown linked to New Jersey 'drug deal gone bad,' police say
• Blairstown Township man faces indictments in 2010 Knowlton Township restaurant burglary and car theft
• Easton police chief: Black bear shooting was unavoidable
• Newark, N.J., woman charged in Northampton County check-cashing scam
• Bethlehem man faces charges of contacting minors over Internet, sharing sexually explicit material
• Warren County landfill would have been too costly to close, officials say
• Greenwich Township restricts vehicle weight on Strykers Road, prohibiting Lopatcong Township asphalt plant truck traffic
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem operator fined for underage gaming
• Harrisburg School District students, parents and staff send message to legislators: 'Save our schools'
• Don Cunningham gains recommendation to lead Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corp., sources say
• Hewlett-Packard Co. is eliminating 27,000 jobs
• Lehigh County seeks extra help to handle reassessment appeals
• Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey Jr. seeks to protect veterans from job discrimination
• Two Lower Saucon Township fire departments will operate as one starting in June
• Tractor-trailer overturns at off ramp of Interstate 81 near Carlisle
• Easton Area School District administrator resigns, effective next year
• Easton's Main Street Initiative receives national accreditation to continue
• Bethlehem man behind robbery, assault that left victim with head trauma, broken jaw, police say
• North Whitehall Township spent more than $17,600 on dirt track zoning hearings
• Dauphin County performing arts series to fill summer with wine, beer and song
• George Hitcho Jr.'s neighbor tells of death threats, jury to deliberate sentence Thursday
• Girl hit by vehicle in Paxtang remains in stable condition
• Allentown police probe death of woman found near Schreiber's Bridge
• New nature trails to open in Highspire, Lykens, Millersburg
• Pennsylvania House OKs mandatory prison for felons with guns
• Dauphin County seniors offered $20 vouchers for farmers markets
• Luzerne County 'kids for cash' judge appeals conviction
• Pennsylvania officials drop birth certificate rule for voter ID law
• Vandals cut down 39 trees at Central Dauphin High School
• Susquehanna Art Museum project to get $100,000 county gaming grant
• Gov. Tom Corbett administration aims to pass prison reform 'by the end of June'
• State court revives lawsuit over the firing of Millersburg Police Chief Kurt Braun
• State Sen. Jeffrey Piccola discusses education funding crisis with Harrisburg students following morning rally
• Dauphin County investigators seeking person who threatened President Judge Todd Hoover
• Whitehall Township firefighters rescue billboard worker near Lehigh Valley Mall
• Flood advisory covering much of the midstate this afternoon
• President Obama has comfortable lead over Mitt Romney in Pennsylvania, poll shows
• Interstate 80 westbound lane reopended after accidents involving pedestrians cleared in Allamuchy Township - UPDATE
• June celebration planned for celebration of Carlisle's LeTort Spring Run Nature Trail upgrades
• Aide to ex-state Rep. Mike Veon gets probation, house arrest on corruption conviction
• Bethlehem man threatens female worker at pizza shop, police say
• States looking to new tolls to pay for highway repairs
• Prosecutors want former Pennsylvania Sen. Jane Orie to pay up to $780K in penalties
• Proposed Criminal Justice Reforms Could Save PA Taxpayers $351 Million
• Pennsylvania could save millions by making corrections changes, report shows
• Allentown East Side Fire Station to be demolished soon to make way for new station - UPDATE
• Pennsylvania police officer broke into neighbor's house, did laundry, cops say
• North Middleton Township Police: Robbery could have been a fabrication
• Cash-strapped Harrisburg will have $6.8 million defict by year's end, state official says
• Record travel weekend for NJ Transit; Jerry Sandusky, youth charity's insurer battle in court - AM news links
• Your comments: Should Easton's Downtown streets be changed to ease traffic and navigation issues?
• Northampton Community College grad started fresh at age 47
• Cumberland County family forced from home by fire
• Warren County initiative suggests alternative ride to intoxicated citizens
• Lehigh Valley Academy Regional Charter School plans renovations, new gymnasium, auditorium
• New Jersey budget shortfall could alter Chris Christie tax cut proposals
• Wertzville Road corridor in Hampden Township has seen phenomenal development
• Joe Paterno's new record: $13.4 million in pension from Penn State
• PinnacleHealth plans to build hospital in Hampden Twp.
• Senators grill company over problems with statewide radio network
• Insurer, Jerry Sandusky attorneys clash in federal court
• Washington pool hopes to sustain itself after renovations
• Alpha residents favor staying with Pohatcong Township police
• Harrisburg City Council hires Mendez-Saldivia as chief operating officer
• Hanover Township gets Bethlehem Area Public Library vending machine
• Saucon Valley parents can buy iPad insurance
• Phillipsburg police officer Larry Marino presents Alpha pool plan to officials
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant plans set to be finalized Wednesday
• Hanover Township: Allentown hockey arena lawsuit cannot be settled unless law is changed
• Easton Area School Board passes budget that raises taxes and cuts over 100 positions
• Washington primary pits Councilman Robert Torres against Jeffrey Cooper
• Robert A. Lasso Police Center opens in Freemansburg
• Survey: Easton's businesses would be hurt by parking fee increase
• Reform Party's Mark Quick drops out of N.J. congressional race and endorses Democrat
• Bethlehem's West Broad Street is gaining, losing businesses
• United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley celebrates end of its annual campaign
• Diver from Perry County might have been killed by jellyfish, father says
• York jury finds Fairview Township man guilty of strangling wife
• Man wanted in New Jersey shooting arrested in Allentown, police say
• Lehigh Valley International Airport traffic declines 13 percent in April
• Frontier Airlines begins nonstop service from Harrisburg International Airport to Denver
• Easton man faces trial for drug-dealing charge
• Blairstown Township police: Burglary suspect flees after hearing woman inside residence
• Tomblers allowed to continue baking at Temple Covenant of Peace location
• Colin Powell not ready to endorse President Barack Obama for re-election
• Warren County court blotter: Washington, N.J., man appears in court on charges of stealing jewelry
• Fire in Lykens leaves three adults, two children homeless
• Judge Bonnie Brigance Leadbetter is a key player in efforts to resolve Harrisburg's crushing debt crisis
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson talks about the city's financial crisis, how she sees the future
• Bethlehem church hosts veterans benefits information session
• PennDOT, police to crack down on seat-belt laws
• Lehigh Valley Health Network pediatric services now designated as children's hospital
• Allentown fire on Jordan Street was arson, authorities say
• Two hurt in separate Allentown stabbings, police say
• Ex-Pennsylvania House Speaker Bill DeWeese back in prison
• Your comments: Should students be turned away by school districts if they don't meet the state's immunization rules?
• Fairview Township man denies killing wife, writing phony letters
• Lykens family of 5 displaced by fire
• Lakota helicopters to fly later at night during summer
• Driver injured when tractor-trailer overturns in Londonderry Township
• Former Pittsburgh Steeler Hines Ward at Pa. state Capitol to collect recognition for his on- and off-field accomplishments
• State Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin's preliminary hearing moved to June 8
• Governor Corbett Improves Access to Quality Health Care through Telemedicine Initiative
• Ex-Pennsylvania Rep. Bill DeWeese returns to prison after 4 days of court-ordered freedom
• Technicians to help seniors adjust car equipment during 50 Plus Expo
• Men bilked Pennsylvania senior citizens of more than $700,000 through fraudulent home care schemes, attorney general says
• Pennsylvania advances bill that paves way for state takeovers of struggling school districts
• Harrisburg-based PinnacleHealth System will build hospital in Hampden Township, expand reach into Cumberland, Perry counties
• New South Londonderry Township police chief named
• Pennsylvania police officer in 'LOL' stun-gun case bound over for trial
• Governor Corbett Honors Retired Pittsburgh Steeler Hines Ward
• Governor Corbett Signs Four Bills into Law
• Former Pennsylvania Rep. Bill DeWeese denied bail; return to prison expected
• Joe Paterno earned $13.4 million pension at Penn State
• Harsco announces renewals of service contracts
• Mill Street detour to begin soon in North Cornwall Township
• Harrisburg School District's expected $13 million deficit has potential to cut dozens of administrator jobs, but transportation appears safe for now
• ANALYSIS: How is Mitt Romney turning the tide in the 'War on Women'?
• Mountainview Youth Correctional Facility escapees remain on the lam
• Judge John Cleland's decision not to delay Jerry Sandusky's trial sends stiff message, surprises legal observers
• Testimony about George Hitcho Jr. being molested sends attorneys, judge into chambers in sentencing phase of murder trial
• Unattended cooking blamed for Palm City Trailer Park fire
• Governor Corbett Issues Flag Order to Observe Memorial Day
• Governor Corbett Announces Confirmations, Nominations, Appointments
• Natural gas leak shuts South Third Street in Easton for about an hour - UPDATE
• Silver Spring Township resident reports Publisher's Clearing House scam
• Tropical Storm Agnes: Share stories, photos for 40th anniversary
• SpaceX rocket launches toward International Space Station
• Hundreds of local students have yet to comply with Pennsylvania's new vaccination rules, school officials say
• Bethlehem school board schedules hearing to revoke Vitalistic's charter
• Residents concerned as Hartman's restaurant property may serve as mental health facility
• Bangor woman crashes SUV, arrested on suspicion of drunken driving, Pennsylvania State Police report
• Upper Mount Bethel Township burglary at Sunoco Shop Quick nets tobacco products, police report
• Easton officials propose making Downtown streets two ways
• Allentown man allegedly charges $1,800 on debit card without permission; Emmaus men face DUI charges - police blotter
• Bethlehem Township, Pa. wants Allentown arena tax zone reduced
• Susquehanna Township School Board approves tentative budget with no tax hike
• Authorities continue to catch cats in Phillipsburg apartment; rescued dog seeks home
• Angelo Armenti, the fired president at California University of Pennsylvania, blasts State System of Higher Education
• Bethlehem Area School District honors two retiring employees
• Bethlehem Area School Board approves $612,176 in stadium repairs
• Middletown Area School Board's 2012-13 spending plan would boost taxes
• Belvidere Town Council passes permit parking near courthouse, downtown
• Cental Dauphin School Board OKs budget with furloughs, tax hike
• Nazareth Area School Board approves budget
• Bethlehem Area School District takes tax collection in-house
• Phillipsburg council appoints official in wake of clerk's death
• Middletown hires special counsel to explore possible litigation over electric board investments
• Marcellus Shale Coalition touts industry's success in Pennsylvania at Capitol rally
• Study shows New Jersey coast not polluted as once thought; New Jersey man recovers after eating grill brush bristle - PM news links
• Bethlehem woman has daughter help her steal from store, police say
• Robert Lasso's family says they'll be haunted for the rest of their lives
• Brain damage left George Hitcho Jr. less able to handle stress, attorney says
• Alpha public hearing set for Tuesday to discuss policing options
• Authorities continue search for escaped inmates from Clinton Township correctional facility
• Lehigh University students move to 'new chapter' with graduation
• Bethlehem home burglarized by dog sitter's boyfriend, police report
• Moravian Academy breaks ground on $10 million athletic and wellness facility
• Raritan Township man who allegedly plotted to help Tennessee inmate escape arrested on forgery charges
• Phillipsburg Mall owner looking to sell shopping center
• PPL Electric costs to jump about $10 a month for many customers
• Allentown police swarm West Liberty Street; several men arrested in warrant service
• Easton woman urinates on holding cell floor, kicks police officer, court records say
• Hoss's Steak and Sea House near Hummelstown set to open Tuesday eight months after it closed from flooding
• Thieves who took memorial flag holders from Upper Allen Township cemetery are 'low-lifes,' official says
• Belvidere Town Council to discuss parking permit plan, emergency response team at tonight's meeting
• President Obama, NATO allies say they're on 'irreversible' course to end Afghan war
• Easton man faces charges after allegedly assaulting sister
• Stewartstown woman survives morning accident in Upper Allen Township in which impact severed engine from car
• Bethlehem man allegedly steals $179 in laundry detergent from Bethlehem Township, Pa. grocery store
• Easton man infected with HIV spits in police officer's face, records say
• Pennsylvania must consider reducing future pension benefits of state employees, lawmaker says
• Pennsylvania firm announces $380M natural gas pipeline expansion
• Nancy Chavez, who has devoted her life to helping victims of domestic violence, to be honored as first "Harrisburg Volunteer Citizen of the Year"
• Harrisburg police investigating possible arson on Forster Street
• Harrisburg police arrest five women for causing alleged riot early Saturday
• Harrisburg man accused of robbing boys of cell phone
• Former Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic to testify at Gen. William Lynch's receiver confirmation hearing Thursday
• Harrisburg man, 35, shot during robbery attempt in Allison Hill
• Harrisburg police seek armed robber with 'crooked teeth'
• Harrisburg police arrest Penbrook man for robbery and attempted homicide
• Pennsylvania American Water to replace aging water main in Lower Allen Township
• Cumberland County holding public meetings this week on conserving land and related issues
• Trial judge will decide if former Rep. Bill DeWeese remains on bail
• 10-year-old girl injured when toy ATV flips over in North Middleton Township
• Two men escape from Mountainview Youth Correctional Facilty in Clinton Township
• Parkland School District iPhone app slated for June debut
• Man found dead in Lehigh River identified as Easton resident Christopher Flynn
• Sinkhole closes lanes in Derry Township
• Another black bear sighting in Carlisle
• Hanover Township, Northampton County, bicyclist charged with public drunkenness, police report
• Colleen O'Brien, wife of Penn State football coach Bill O'Brien, reflects on running a sports household
• 37-year-old Bucks County man hurt in motorcycle accident, police report
• Small Business Workshop Series
• National Registry of Exonerations, a project of University of Michigan Law School and the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern University, unveils today
• Central Pennsylvania municipalities might review Verizon service
• Fitness Festival
• Music and Wine Festival
• Camp Hill High School cleans up at Apollo Awards at Hershey Theatre
• Black bear sighting a surprise for Easton residents
• Warren Hills students and GDL Man win driving simulator in state contest
• Robin Gibb, symbol of disco era, dies at 62
• Arts Academy Charter School sparks interest, draws applicants at Bethlehem info session
• Tribute to Unsung Heroes recognizes senior citizen contributions
• Larry Holmes Charitable Foundation bringing back annual 5k race/walk event
• The bugle boys: 3 from N.J. given a chance to play taps at Arlington
• South Third Street businesses remind customers they're open during construction
• Free hot dog day in Easton draws hundreds to remember Khaliq Al-Shabazz
• Odin Rathnam of the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra will step down after 21 years leading string section
• CIA Director David Petraeus urges Dickinson College graduates to serve others and work through frustration
• Man found dead in Lehigh River, police say
• Fire damages homes on Montclair Avenue in Bethlehem
• Northampton Community College partners with Afghan university
• Parents struggle to find trustworthy baby sitters, survey says
• Daniel E. Caraballo of Highspire charged in shooting of his brother, Michael
• A life shattered: Domestic violence victim still struggles to recover from lingering effects of abuse
• Lower Allen Township Police Department receives 2 accreditations
• Easton police shoot, kill black bear found roaming North Fifth Street
• Carlisle police looking for two black bears seen in borough
• Edgar Robert Marookian, a veterinarian and U.S. Army veteran - Obituaries today
• Local students graduate from Lafayette College
• Lockerbie bomber dies at home in Tripoli
• Showhouse project on Yellow Breeches benefits Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra
• Patriot-News deliveries delayed in Dauphin, Lebanon, Perry counties
• Longtime Greenwich official to square off against newcomer in Republican primary
• Newlyweds start married life off untraditionally, Harley-Davidson style
• Upper Nazareth Township nixes 'donut hole' road plan
• Police investigate shooting in Highspire
• Amid charges, critics call for Justice Joan Orie Melvin's resignation
• Avid automobile fans gather at Carlisle Import & Kit Nationals
• Analysis: Barack Obama and Mitt Romney start attack ads early
• Armed Forces Day on City Island provides history lessons, evokes memories
• Transit of Venus on display at Raritan Valley Community College
• Northampton County's investigative grand jury offers recourse to prosecutors
• Warren County Community College graduates largest class in its history
• Route 202 crash leaves Flemington man dead - UPDATE
• Cedar Cliff High School's Friends Forever Club forges special friendships
• Lehigh Valley transportation needs to grow, funds don't
• Elizabeth Gilbert 'cookbook crawl' a draw in Frenchtown
• 'Happy Days' creator urges Lafayette College graduates to be resilient
• Warren County freeholder candidates trade insults, accusations at Allamuchy Township debate
• Hunterdon County Freeholder Matthew Holt to lead North Jersey transit authority
• Thousands of dollars worth of tools stolen in Shippensburg
• Plainfield Township to consider nursing home in old Hartman's restaurant property
• Hunterdon County officials investigate two-vehicle wreck in Readington Township
• Police investigating accident that sent Bangor teen's car into East Bangor Park
• Christopher D. Farley Weezer D'Huyvetters, chef at Leaf Restaurant Cigar Bar & Lounge, Forks Township
• President Barack Obama reiterates call for tougher controls on financial institutions
• Woman traps suspect in her basement in Elizabethville burglary
• Lehigh University helps Hispanic Center Lehigh Valley start vegetable garden
• New court filings detail alleged sexual assaults committed by former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky
• Novitas Solutions, formerly called Highmark Medicare Services, announces hundreds of health care jobs coming to Harrisburg, Pittsburgh areas
• Bill DeWeese, former Pa. representative, released on bail pending appeal
• New Jersey high court nominee faces skepticism
• Former Pennsylvania House Democratic leader Bill DeWeese released on bail pending appeal
• Faith Christian School prepares to celebrate graduates
• Some central Pennsylvania proms feature breathalyzers to deter underage drinking
• Two Hunterdon County women charged in assault of woman at Clinton Township park
• Pennsylvania prosecutors want former state House Democratic whip Mike Veon to serve more prison time for 2nd corruption conviction
• Upper Saucon Township, Catasauqua file class-action lawsuit over Allentown tax zone law
• Easton police officer cleared of charges in Carbon County wine festival incident sues city over demotion
• Lauren's First and Goal founders to be given honorary degrees at Lafayette
• Colonial Intermediate Unit 20 says it played no role in state special ed violations at charter school
• Bethlehem, Hanover townships to publicly discuss Allentown hockey arena lawsuit
• Neston Heights shooting victim criminally charged in incident, according to court records
• Fire on Jordan Street in Allentown being investigated as possible arson - UPDATE
• Diocese of Allentown trying business-like approach for schools
• Hanover Township lawsuit over solar panel project nears resolution
• New Pennsylvania law allows breweries to sell individual bottles
• 38 seniors listed as 'unrecognized' in Red Land High School yearbook
• Diamond Pet Foods issues another recall for its dog food due to potential exposure to salmonella
• Garbage raid leads to methamphetamine lab discovery in Washington Township, Pa.
• N.J. Senate leader says Christie is vying for V.P. pick; more detail added to Sandusky charges - PM news links
• Phillipsburg authorities removing cats from 72-year-old woman's garbage-filled apartment
• Former Blue Mountain Community Library president sentenced to eight to 23 months in jail for theft
• Amid evidence cache in Trayvon Martin case, questions nag
• Hunterdon County prosecutor announces burglary task force netting of Bucks County man
• Steelton rapper Skillz Hurachi's death stuns friends and family
• Upper Nazareth Township man charged in shotgun shooting that forced evacuations
• Rabid fox bites at least one man in Bethlehem
• Nonstop flights start Tuesday between Harrisburg International Airport and Denver
• Prosecutors add more detail to Jerry Sandusky charges
• Attorney General amends Jerry Sandusky charges, doesn't add counts
• DeSales University forum about Allentown hockey arena tax district postponed indefinitely
• Pennsylvania State Police to host free car seat inspection in Hanover Township
• Easton man reported missing
• Greek Festival expected to attract 30,000 for food, entertainment
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin says charges against are 'politically motivated'
• Local students miss out on awards at Intel science fair, but value the experience
• Photos: Carlisle Import & Kit Nationals car show
• Commonwealth asks court to reject call for Harrisburg recovery plan stay and not call Unkovic to testify at receiver hearing
• Facebook falls flat in trading debut
• New training center for Marcellus Shale natural gas workers opens in Williamsport
• Carlisle Area School District residents could see a .9 percent real estate tax increase
• Allentown couple admit packaging cocaine at children's daycare center
• Bethlehem Township, Pa. legal costs near $100,000 in battles over corrections center proposal
• Designer shoe store scheduled to open in Capital City Mall in 2013
• West Shore School District report cards are available for pickup
• Facebook trading up slightly in Wall Street debut
• Mechanicsburg Area School Board approves revised rules for parking zones
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• Final NDAA Includes Altmire Amendment to Support Troops Overseas
• Community hot dog day returns to Centennial Park in Easton
• Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin promoted staff campaign work, grand jury says
• Mechanicsburg Area School District Internet communications policy under review
• Carlisle Borough Council honors pair of firefighters for bravery
• Facebook IPO jumps in public debut on Nasdaq Stock Market
• Middletown announces detours and street closures for Kuppy's Cruise In Car Show traffic detours May 24
• Thomas David Sherman, was a property manager for TMK Corporation - Obituaries today
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin to be charged in campaign corruption case
• California University of Pennsylvania diverted money to its private foundation, audit shows
• Bethlehem police: Two men fire gunshots at car on Callone Avenue
• Kwame Barnes of Harrisburg gets 25 to 50 years in state prison for trying to murder ex-girlfriend
• US forecasters predict toasty temperatures will continue through summer
• Annville-Cleona School Board stays strong on decision to ban 'The Dirty Cowboy'
• Governor Corbett Announces New Nominations, Appointments
• Diocese of Allentown to use Catholic School Development Program in six schools
• Golf carts, Colt .45-caliber revovler stolen from Lynn Township golf course, police say
• More than 40 bronze veteran memorial flag holders stolen from Upper Allen Township cemetery less than two weeks before Memorial Day
• New radio show up on the website. I talk about the Energy and Commerce investiga...
• Only $10 to see Rhianna LaRocque in concert
• Pro-Christie group looks to tilt tax debate; 'fake' Marine from Harrisburg allegedly fooled family - AM news links
• California University of Pennsylvania audit questions nonprofit, center financing
• NJ Transit preps for customer onslaught as state hosts Devils playoff game, major music festivals
• Beach Boys send good vibrations through Sands Bethlehem Event Center
• Harrisburg man who faked being a Marine even fooled his family, brother says
• Lower Macungie Township burglary nets $10,000 in guns, jewelry; power tools filched from vehicles - police blotter
• Plant sale slated for Saturday at Claremont Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Middlesex Township
• Pennsylvania utility companies expect a faster way to pass on fees
• United Way of the Capital Region raises $11.3 million in past year
• Live fire exercises scheduled for this weekend at Fort Indiantown Gap
• Budding scientists pursue their dreams at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
• Northampton County Council approves $27.9 million amendment to 2012 budget
• Phillipsburg Housing Authority taking over Section 8 program
• Allentown woman who fled sentencing to avoid prison now faces up to seven years
• Northampton County Council approves special tax zone
• Silver Spring Township residents thought 'we were being bombed'
• Bethlehem police find 40 marijuana plants in South Side home's basement after investigating report of missing child - UPDATE
• Phillipsburg man admits to threatening man with knife, accepts plea deal offering jail time
• Panel discusses future direction of the state's higher-education system
• Concord Chamber Singers bid farewell to founder and accompanist
• Two nominees named to fill federal district court vacancies covering the Harrisburg area
• New Jersey Legislature to consider decriminalizing some marijuana possession
• New York man sentenced for 2007 Pohatcong Township credit card fraud
• George Hitcho Jr.'s first-degree murder verdict met with subdued reaction
• Upper Mount Bethel Township cemeteries offer reward after headstones vandalized
• Casino owner warns of oversaturation on East Coast
• Lowhill Township teen was speeding in crash that killed passenger, authorities say
• George Hitcho Jr. guilty of first-degree murder in fatal shooting of officer Robert Lasso - UPDATE
• Blairstown Township gas station attendant accused of using customer's credit card information rejects plea deal
• Bangor man to walk for 24 hours straight in Slate Belt Relay for Life
• Warren County Technical School graduates 91 students
• Raid of Washington Township, Pa., house yields meth lab; two arrested
• Neston Heights model home in Easton opens its doors
• Allentown shooting leaves man in critical condition, police say
• Allentown man shot at bicyclists after getting grazed, police say
• Bethlehem man allegedly chokes, drags girlfriend during fight at home
• Route 94 in Blairstown Township reopened after crash - UPDATE
• Bethlehem man found dead near Minsi Trail Bridge hanged himself, coroner says
• Harrisburg man to continue seeking a new trial after his state appeal is denied in a road-rage shooting
• Son of Fairview Township man charged in wife's death takes stand
• New Asia supermarket to open in Harrisburg Saturday
• Harrisburg deal to buy land under Strawberry Square could add millions to city's debt load
• White powder found in envelopes at Muncy state prison was non-toxic, investigators say
• George Hitcho capital murder trial heads to jury
• Nobody injured in two Allentown house fires this morning
• Lehigh Carbon Community College student's wrestle with authorities causes thousands of dollars in damage, court records say
• Perry County man accused of sex act against horse waives preliminary hearing
• Comcast to start charging extra for heavy downloaders
• Pennsylvania cop who texted 'LOL' after stunning teen charged, DA says
• Middletown police: Girl, 14, home sick from school is confronted by burglar who barricaded door
• Governor Corbett Signs House Bills into Law
• Your comments: Would raising the speed limit on the Pennsylvania Turnpike change drivers' habits?
• Large rocks damaged property and narrowly missed several children playing Wednesday in Silver Spring Township
• Pennsylvania high school swim coach had sex with member of his team, official says
• California University of Pennsylvania president fired; reason may become apparent in audit expected to be released later today
• Anti-censorship groups say Annville-Cleona School Board book ban 'stinks of censorship'
• N.J. voters not swayed by Obama's endorsement of gay marriage, poll finds
• Governor on the go: Christie's busy travel schedule raises eyebrows in N.J.
• Lt. John Remaley named Easton's Police Officer of the Year by local Kiwanis Club
• Altmire Works to Eliminate High Phone Usage Fees for Soldiers Overseas
• Weekly unemployment filings unchanged at 370,000; job market seen as strengthening
• Cops: Carlisle man confesses to stealing his mother's jewelry; mom goes to police
• Carlisle men accused in Silver Spring Township robbery
• JPMorgan losses reportedly 50 percent worse than stated; lawyer wants two Jerry Sandusky cases dismissed - AM news links
• High school swim coach in Chester County charged with having sex with member of team
• Former New Jersey university president has been paid more than $5 million
• Dent Amendment on Terrorist Group Passes Appropriations Committee
• Washington residents want to preserve cemetery-expansion site
• Allentown School District long-term projections predict $17 million deficit by 2017
• Harrisburg School District's $16 million deficit drives city school buses onto chopping block
• Mayor Linda Thompson criticizes Harrisburg City Council's inaction
• Washington officials favor residents asking questions of auditor
• Nuclear power regulators call for fewer immediate evacuations in an accident
• Joe Amendola urges judge to throw out 2 of Jerry Sandusky's cases
• Oxford Township officials say public records complaint cost them $300
• Fire destroys home in Steelton
• Dauphin County Commissioner Jeff Haste suggests ending human services programs in face of looming state funding cuts
• Harrisburg Area Community College prepares for layoffs, tuition hike
• Phillipsburg man accused of fighting police for officer's gun indicted on disarming an officer charges
• David Unkovic wanted bankruptcy, Jeff Piccola says
• Drugs and paraphernalia seized from Nazareth home, woman arrested
• Allentown environmental group speaks out against waste-to-energy plant project
• Lower Swatara Township OKs increase in trash, recycling fees
• Pohatcong Township mayor proposes bond ordinance; council passes budget
• Upper Allen Township OKs traffic lights for Route 15 at South Market Street
• Sands Bethlehem Event Center holds grand opening before Incubus concert
• Lafayette College has begun 'systematic review' of alcohol policies, spokesman says
• Dillsburg man sentenced to 3 years probation in Cumberland County Court for possessing child porn
• 40 professionals graduate from Leadership Harrisburg Area
• East Allen Township accident at Route 512 construction zone investigated by OSHA
• Bethlehem dentist suspends practice after working without valid license, the state says
• Lehigh County bar association executive director leaving to lead statewide group
• Sogo Fusion in Easton passes follow-up health inspection
• Latin King member who murdered Eugene Martinez in Saucon Park sentenced to 23 years
• Woman accused of participating in heroin-buy sting but keeping drug faces trial
• TD Bank $100,000 commitment jumpstarts Phillipsburg community center plans
• Comcast to add Skype service in Harrisburg area in June
• Upper Saucon Township man testifies he fell on knife but thought dad stabbed him
• Public invited to offer input about future of postsecondary education in Pennsylvania
• District Attorney spars with George Hitcho Jr. over inconsistencies in his testimony in capital murder trial
• Allentown man who unintentionally shot female bystander gets up to decade in prison
• Easton Hospital opening health and wellness center in Sullivan Trail shopping center
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s estranged wife found dead in home; Pennsylvania Turnpike speed limit could increase - PM news links
• Warren County chamber of commerce names new president
• Warren County police blotter: Phillipsburg man charged with threatening woman with 12-inch knife
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem sees drop in table game revenue, mirroring statewide trend
• Harrisburg City Councilman Brad Koplinski again calls for Mayor Linda Thompson to delay sale of city assets until creditors offer concessions
• Altmire Statement on Medal of Honor for SPC Leslie Sabo
• Fairview Township man shopped at store where body was left, police say
• Wormleysburg man, 69, suffers possible life-threatening injuries after hit by Capital Area Transit bus in Harrisburg
• Pennsylvania hospitals improve financial health despite rise in uncompensated care, report says
• Harrisburg clerk robbed at gunpoint for small amount of cash, police said
• Pennsylvania Army specialist killed in Cambodia clash to get Medal of Honor
• Envelope containing white powder sent to Muncy state prison sends five employees to the hospital
• HACC tuition expected to rise for all students starting in July
• Hiring consultant was justified, Dauphin County commissioners say under questioning by activist
• Website geared toward government decision-makers blasts former Harrisburg Stephen R. Reed in article
• Tenants with rent-to-own deals can find themselves in financial hot water
• Harrisburg School Board member Brendan Murray: Without extra state funding, kindergarten, sports and transportation will get axed
• Questions of the week: Pennsylvania Turnpike speed limit, proms and alcohol
• Camp Hill woman pleads not guilty to causing man's heroin overdose
• St. Luke's and Starters pair for neonatal intensive care fundraiser
• Alleged South Whitehall Township lobster thief, carjacker to face charges in Lehigh County Court
• Youth volunteers needed for summer events and programs all over the area
• Carlisle man accused of stealing libido enhancement pills
• A new Pennsylvania law allows collector and antique car owners to display original registration tags
• Easton gang specialist warns Bangor residents of local gang presence
• Is it time to raise the speed limit on the Pennsylvania Turnpike to 70?
• Victims' names likely to become public in court in Jerry Sandusky case; firefighter dies of heart attack after Dow blaze - AM news links
• Poll: Gov. Christie, Obama receive similar solid approval ratings with N.J. voters
• Dauphin County fire chiefs debate who should get first call following Tokyo Diner blaze
• Woman allegedly steals tips from Allentown strip club; man charged with TV theft in Lower Macungie Township - police blotter
• Lower Saucon Township woman forged dead father's name on checks, police report
• Report: Man struck by CAT bus in Harrisburg
• Age is forcing the Allison Hill Lions Club to disband after 60 years of service
• New Jersey Shore town to close bars at midnight due to unruly patrons
• Alleged victims in Jerry Sandusky case are faced with reality of revealing their names
• One injured in Susquehanna Township when SUV becomes wedged under tractor trailer
• Chris Christie, Newark Mayor Cory Booker spoof rivalry on video
• William Allen and Dieruff high schools face off in Iron Chef competition
• Dent Statement on Passage of Bill to Reauthorize Violence Against Women Act
• Hackettstown officials hope to bring back farmers market
• Lehigh Valley Health Network's latest partnership aims to study melanoma treatment
• Washington Emergency Squad searches for new location
• Highspire agrees to help pay for review of fire department's records
• Motorcycle run and Relay for Life honor Phillipsburg police officer battling cancer
• Lehigh Valley Health Network's latest partnership aims to study melanoma treatment
• GenOn Energy donates $15,000 to Upper Mount Bethel Township program
• Hunterdon County plans first tax-rate hike in 3 years
• Budget deficit could cost Harrisburg School District its kindergarten program
• Parkland School Board approves preliminary budget with 3.67 percent tax increase
• Stockertown postmaster charged with theft of nearly $28,000 from post office
• Discover Lehigh Valley's newest visitors center is in Sigal Museum
• Federal Judge dismisses Harrisburg City Council bankruptcy appeal and motions seeking damages from council attorney Mark Schwartz
• Gov. Tom Corbett tours Porsche facility in Palmer Township, pushes budget and economic priorities
• Allentown man admits nearly striking South Whitehall Township police officer with car
• Former Bethlehem Steel stock house renovation completed
• Philadelphia man allegedly forged prescriptions
• Chris Christie's revenue estimates off by $1B, official says; Shore bar fees may be illegal - PM news links
• Belvidere's 'most dangerous tree' turned into non-threatening plant holder
• Prosecution wraps up in capital murder trial of George Hitcho Jr.
• Phillipsburg town clerk dies unexpectedly at home
• Freemansburg police officer Robert Lasso, Phillipsburg native Joseph Wargo honored as part of National Peace Officers Memorial Day
• Stove fire in Tatamy home quickly extinguished, fire official says
• Bethlehem gets first approval toward National Historic Landmark District
• Roseto man threatens roommate with gun after argument over rent money, police say
• Emphasis must be on court-ordered financial recovery plan and not on bankruptcy, Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson says
• Cumberland and Perry County commissioners pass resolutions opposing Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed 20 percent cut in human service funding
• Police report finding wanted man with heroin in gas-less vehicle on Route 22
• FDA panel recommends over-the-counter approval of OraSure Technologies' rapid HIV test
• Harrisburg Area Community College Board of Trustees to consider budget on Wednesday
• National Alzheimer's Plan will include more research, training for docs
• Facebook's expected price rises before sale of shares
• Warren County freeholder candidates to debate Thursday
• Suspects in L.A. Fitness car burglaries used stolen credit card in Phillipsburg, police say
• Tropical Storm Agnes: Share your stories, photos for 40th anniversary
• Catasauqua Area School Board votes for tax increase
• East Penn school directors OK preliminary budget with 1.89 percent tax increase
• Former Hershey medical researcher charged in federal criminal case
• Harrisburg mayor's spokesman elected to area nonprofit board dedicated to community development
• Game Commission uses doughnuts to capture second of two bears in Upper Allen Township
• Florida hitchhiker accused of pulling down her pants, shoving Palmyra cop, threatening to punch police secretary
• Evidence on alleged Jerry Sandusky victims to be turned over this morning
• Will Jerry Sandusky use experts to make his case? prosecutors ask
• Sen. Jane Orie's sentencing delayed while lawyers figure out how much she owes taxpayers
• Harrisburg residents say police substations make them feel safer
• New Jersey man gets fourth DUI in five weeks
• Governor Corbett Praises Easton Employer, Discusses Proposed Budget
• Governor Corbett Issues Flag Order in Honor of National Peace Officers Memorial Day
• Pennsylvania budget to get close look; Trenton cops unharmed after vehicle hit with five shots - AM news links
• Women steal pit bull/boxer mix from Lebanon County home
• Cumberland County home attacked with potatoes
• Vehicle hits two parked cars, garage in Forks Township accident - UPDATE
• Watch for traffic delays in Dauphin County
• Interstate 78 West reopens in Lehigh County after tractor-trailer accident - UPDATE
• Rain to continue through Wednesday in Harrisburg area
• With ban on bankruptcy set to expire July 1, state still holds Harrisburg's reins
• Belvidere residents recall fatal crash into their Market Street home - UPDATE
• McGill Environmental Services plans to hire 25 employees for proposed composting facility
• Bethlehem seeks National Historic Landmark District designation
• Construction to close stretch of Chestnut Street in Harrisburg
• Derry Township School Board tables re-hiring field hockey coach
• Nazareth Area School District unveils final 2012-13 budget
• Beef up reporting of abuse, Pennsylvania's task force on child protection is told
• Woman cuts her "gangsta" attacker during assault, Harrisburg police say
• Proposed meat repackaging plant in Lower Allen Township gains conditional approval
• Whitehall Township name Thomas Slonaker the newest township commissioner
• U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., doesn't think he'll be Mitt Romney's running mate
• Easton man charged with marijuana sale in parking lot of Palmer Township Giant store, records say
• Frost took a bite out of central Pennsylvania's fruit crops
• Allentown, Easton mayors find connections in Israel
• Lenny's building in Easton to get refurbished, rented
• Bipartisan coalition fights for prison reform in Pennsylvania
• Bethlehem Area School Board passes proposed final budget that hikes taxes 4.84 percent
• Red light camera ban legislation introduced by New Jersey Sen. Michael Doherty
• George Hitcho Jr. murder trial: Officer Robert Lasso 'dead before he hit the ground'
• Bethlehem Area School District recalling furloughed teachers and hiring
• Pennsylvanians can expect heated negotiations over proposed state budget
• Neighbors save Belvidere man from flame-engulfed camper
• Blocked farmers market planted elsewhere in Camp Hill
• Jesse Reed Memorial Operation Shoebox this weekend, donations and volunteers needed
• Ron Paul to end active campaigning for GOP nomination; Trayvon Martin mural defaced in New Jersey - PM news links
• U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey says it's 'very unlikely' he will be Mitt Romney's running mate
• Alleged robber of Dollar General in Wilson Borough expected to plead guilty, prosecutor says
• State to check arsenic levels at former Upper Saucon Township mine included in land gift to Lehigh University
• George Hitcho Jr. trial: Witnesses testify about argument leading to death of Freemansburg police officer Robert Lasso - UPDATE
• Lehigh Valley Health Network names Ed O'Dea chief financial officer
• Bethlehem man admits sexually assaulting underage girl after she passed out drinking Four Loko
• President Barack Obama on gay marriage: 'It's the right thing to do'
• Cumberland Valley School District agrees to stop using cooperative purchasing program in bidding roofing contracts
• Ex-employee sues Dauphin County Sheriff Jack Lotwick over 2011 firing
• Easton police respond to apartments for naked man, make drug distribution arrest
• One underage drinking citation resulted from limo incident at CD High School prom, police chief says
• Allentown woman allegedly bit woman in pinkie during fight, exposing bone
• Convicted child molester Steven Prejean gets more prison time for Social Security fraud
• Governor Corbett Announces Recent Nominations, Appointments
• Lehigh County breaks ground on detox center in Salisbury Township
• Philadelphia man allegedly forges doctors' signatures to get prescription drugs at Palmer Township pharmacy
• Game Commission investigating accidental shooting in Middle Paxton Township
• Child burned by cigarette in road rage incident in Silver Spring Township
• $41,000 worth of cakes, icing stolen; son threatened to kill mom on Mother's Day, police say; and more
• PennDOT to reopen Route 11/15 south ramp, close Front Street ramp to I-81
• Dauphin County child abuse prosecution chief suggests boosting penalty for not reporting child abuse
• Easton man on probation for assaulting girlfriend faces more charges after Easton Hospital staff detect more abuse
• Commonwealth Court schedules confirmation hearing for Harrisburg receiver appointee
• Governor Corbett Nominates Brian Hoover to Serve on Pennsylvania Game Commission
• Phantoms hockey team plans health program for Lehigh Valley elementary schools
• Former Harrisburg Mayor Reed loved his beer on the rocks and racked up some personal credit card debt, Bloomberg reports
• Former Pa. lawmaker Bill DeWeese to report to prison today
• Jerry Sandusky case overshadows Lasch Building namesakes' good deeds, family says
• Interstate 78 accident in Salisbury Township yields drunken driving charge, police report
• Pen Argyl hit by spate of burglaries
• Critz: Six Local Students Appointed to U.S. Military Academies
• Factions unite over prison reform in Pennsylvania
• Carlisle man accused of throwing chair through window in drunken outburst
• Carlisle man accused of boozing at bar while leaving infant daughter unattended
• Interstate 78 accident in South Whitehall Township injures three, police report
• Midtown Harrisburg man, 61, fights off armed robbers
• Interstate 78 accident in Bethlehem Township, N.J., kills New York man as car strikes parked tractor-trailer
• Pennsylvania proposal buys time for mobile home residents forced to move
• Pat Toomey to speak at East Penn School District event, officials say
• Southern Lehigh School District instructor finalist for state Teacher of the Year award
• President of Harrisburg Area Community College looks to the future in challenging economic times
• Central Dauphin High School seniors protest alcohol penalties
• Uneasiness surrounds furloughs at Central Dauphin School District
• Critics try to prevent legislative redrawing of Harrisburg lines
• Cumberland County 18-year-old battles severe arthritis
• Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency wants to move to Susquehanna Township
• Game Commission tranquilizes, relocates one of two bears in Upper Allen Township
• Forecast of 2 stormy days prompts flooding concern
• Belvidere accident involves fatality, police chief says
• Pennsylvania utility companies may soon charge consumers for infrastructure upgrades
• Parkway Manor Elementary School students pilot standards-aligned reading program
• Warren County memorial wages war against dog excrement
• Trio of firefighters aim to take on Spartan Death Race in Vermont
• Two dead, one injured in weekend car accidents in Monroe County, state police report
• Questioning McQueary
• Memorial 5k race for 3-year-old Mason Koch draws hundreds
• Asteroid-mining company lands Bethlehem native
• Harrisburg police seek robber who threatened to kill victim
• Rose T. Toth, the first female councilperson in Pohatcong Township - Obituaries today
• Woman, two boys injured after being hit by car in Harrisburg
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• Sands Bethlehem Event Center projected to boost casino complex visitors with concerts, meetings
• Baccalaureate roots still grow in central Pennsylvania communities
• Job market offers hope for college graduates
• 10th annual South Allison Hill Multicultural Festival helps Allison Hill celebrate its community
• Consequences of Mike McQueary's mixup in Jerry Sandusky case: Analysis
• Gearheads race to Carlisle Performance and Style auto show
• Centenary College graduate celebrates degree with soldier-husband and infant-daughter in tow
• Mitt Romney may face an uphill fight in Pennsylvania's 'battleground'
• Hellertown suspected explosive device on Front Street is false alarm, police say
• Moravian College graduates told the nature of truth
• Easton Area School Board to vote on use of book in curriculum
• Warren County freeholders defend risk manager position
• Sogo in Easton tops Northampton County food inspection citations
• Camp Hill man suffers head injury in Mechanicsburg crash
• Wellsville PTO treasurer charged in theft of $33,000
• Harrisburg police seek man charged with assault, false reports
• Bills aim to cut costs of N.J. county tax chiefs
• Easton Area School District might hike ticket prices for sporting events
• Bloomsbury Dam to be demolished by Army Corps of Engineers
• Lower Nazareth Township looks at lowering Newburg Road speed limit
• Hoff-Vannatta Farmstead joins relatives who were strangers for decades
• Cedar Crest College presents degrees at 2012 graduation ceremony in Allentown
• Mae L. Groller, worked for Kraemer Textiles in Nazareth - Obituaries today
• Five Questions: Alison Miers of Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce discusses future of Easton and possible partnership with Phillipsburg
• Left turn made by Quakertown bus driver, 68, causes Dorney Park-area crash, police say
• Possible explosive device being investigated on Front Street in Hellertown
• Allentown woman, 64, stabbed to death in home
• Carlisle Events to build hotel at site of Masland/Lear Corp. carpet plant fire
• Harrisburg receiver nominee William B. Lynch has career of dealing with conflict
• Harrisburg receiver nominee Maj. Gen. William B. Lynch lacks key financial experience, critics say
• Harrisburg University of Science and Technology graduates 58 students
• Brian Keefer of 'Extreme Makeover,' who was paralyzed in a gymnastics accident, graduates from Lock Haven
• Harrisburg receiver nominee Maj. Gen. William B. Lynch not concerned about political pressures
• Upper Nazareth Township shots fired incident leads to man's arrest
• Pennridge High School students injured in accident on Hamilton Boulevard in Lehigh County - UPDATE
• Former Catasauqua High School principal who says he shared child porn can call but not visit grandchildren
• Warren County Freeholder Director Everett Chamberlain loses early campaign contribution race
• George Hitcho's defense attorneys file motions regarding prison informant, autopsy photos - UPDATE
• Donors help Pennsylvania private colleges expand in tough times
• Letter carriers to host food drive Saturday
• Rebuilt Mack Titan to make pair of icons at SteelStacks in Bethlehem
• Bicyclist riding on wrong side of road struck in Bethlehem Township, Pa.- UPDATE
• Group calls for LANTA to address paratransit service problems, offers to assist in process
• Allentown man who beat girlfriend argues with judge until she yells, 'Shut up'
• Somebody Do Something: Old Victorian house in Riegelsville
• Washington Township, Lehigh County, slaying results in 20-year prison sentence
• Route 22 fatal crash still under investigation, Warren County prosecutor says
• Lower Nazareth Township strikes deal with developer over sidewalks
• Central Dauphin School District furlough list is fluid, officials say
• Harrisburg man sentenced to life in 2007 slaying
• Hunterdon County prosecutor: Clinton Township woman arrested on heroin distribution charges, following overdose death
• Accident closes Interstate 83 southbound near Lemoyne
• Fire forces Carlisle Events to show its hand on plans for former carpet plant
• Williams Township residents speak out against zoning ordinance
• Upper Nazareth Township man sentenced to up to 2 years in prison for having sex with 14-year-old
• Nazareth man allegedly threatens wife, her son
• FDA to review Bethlehem-based OraSure's plan to sell HIV test over the counter
• Boiling Springs High School student's charity smashes fundraising goals
• Tokyo Diner in Lower Paxton Township won't open for months after fire
• Henninger Farm covered bridge in Dauphin County gets spruced up by volunteers
• Just A Dream Frozen Yogurt opening Saturday in Forks Township
• Career Institute of Technology struggles to recruit students for new programs
• Warren County court blotter: Hackettstown man pleads not guilty to forgery charges
• New sewage treatment plant will increase capacity for North Londonderry Township
• Harrisburg man found guilty of first-degree murder in 2007 homicide
• Harrisburg woman robbed at gunpoint, police say
• Arts education innovator to speak at IUP commencement
• Judge denies ex-Pennsylvania Rep. Bill DeWeese's request to delay prison term
• Gay Wilkes-Barre area high school student humiliated after teacher plays prom video in class
• Critz Amendment Ensures Armor Steel Plating "Made in America," Passes Committee
• Two cars collide in Allentown, then one hits home and detaches gas meter - UPDATE
• Pennsylvania family awarded $4 in damages in police search case
• Raymond R. Roberts, U.S. Postal Service carrier for more than 27 years - Obituaries today
• Plan to restructure Pennsylvania library services for blind comes under heavy criticism
• Gov. Corbett nominates retired Air Force general for Harrisburg receiver position
• Route 378 North in Bethlehem reopens from Third Street to Route 22 after vegetable oil spill - UPDATE
• Woman attacked by rabid fox on east side of Allentown
• Easton police shoot, kill dog during West Ward narcotics raid
• JPMorgan loss could fire up reformers; many New Jersey school districts didn't comply with law
• Small bear spotted several times in Upper Allen Township, police say
• Carlisle residents robbed at gunpoint, police say
• Allentown School District to evaluate student uniforms for 2013
• Former Bethlehem Steel property gets 'green' makeover
• Allentown School District moving ahead with plan to eliminate sixth-grade social studies
• Harrisburg School District reduces bus stops
• Brian Keefer of 'Extreme Makeover' prepares for future after graduation
• 'Dark Shadows' a comedy? It makes diehards' blood boil
• Central Dauphin School District prepares for reactions to furloughs
• Bethlehem man's body found near Minsi Trail Bridge - UPDATE
• South Middleton Township, developer agree to re-examine drainage concerns
• Palmyra Area School Board and teachers ink new three-year contract
• Lehigh Valley home sales surge 33 percent in April
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant approval yet to be finalized
• West Shore School District to close Mount Zion Elementary School
• Hackettstown streetscape project will be finished by Memorial Day parade
• Warren County court blotter: Phillipsburg woman indicted on multiple counts of heroin possession
• Lower Paxton restaurant damaged by fire
• Nazareth man charged with throwing pitchfork at 8-year-old neighbor, records say
• Club Horizon shooting case co-defendants granted lower bail
• Hunterdon County blotter: Readington Township police track down Allentown man charged with shoplifting
• Allentown begins advertising for American Parkway Bridge construction bids
• Palmer Township man allegedly sold ecstasy to police informant
• Independence Township woman's relatives sue Liberty Township mayor over carbon monoxide poisoning death
• Allentown kidnapping suspects use victim's shoelaces to tie him up, police say
• Lower Mount Bethel Township farmer calls for review of farmland zoning ordinance
• Bethlehem 30 backyards shy of becoming a certified community wildlife habitat
• 2012 Freddy Award nominations just announced - Freedom High School leads with 17
• Ben Franklin TechVentures incubator earns top honors
• City Council to Commonwealth Court: Make David Unkovic talk
• Easton Area School District teachers union president won't reopen contract
• Harrisburg School District consolidates bus stops for private and charter school students
• Easton Weed and Seed office hazardous materials response yields envelope with brown powder - UPDATE
• U.S. News & World Report ranks 3 midstate schools as 'Best High Schools'
• Harrisburg High School's SciTech High treated for bedbugs
• Palmyra Area School Board hires new high school principal
• Palmyra Area School District budget calls for 2.1 percent tax increase
• Mitt Romney's former classmates recall troubling incidents; military class suspended for its view on Islam - PM news links
• Palmyra Area School Board and teachers ink new three-year contract
• Victims in deadly Lebanon County crash identified
• Club Horizon homicide hearing postponed; attorney contends manslaughter more appropriate charge
• Nazareth area girl's story being shared across Pennsylvania
• GOP gets set to start up Pennsylvania presidential campaign
• Dauphin County man's book of poetry, titled 'Murder,' could be character evidence in upcoming homicide trial
• Readington Township man arrested after shooting houseguest in arm, authorities report
• Federal grand jury subpoenas Newport Borough Water Authority officials
• Allentown responds to municipalities' concerns about hockey arena lawsuit, expresses hope for settlement
• Harrisburg City Councilman Brad Koplinski calls for Mayor Linda Thompson's resignation; mayor laughs, spokesman says
• Altmire: All-or-Nothing Approach Hurting American Families
• Cumberland County expects cuts of 5 to 10 percent in programs that rely on state funding over the coming year
• State Police: Two killed in multivehicle crash in Swatara Township, Lebanon County
• Stephan Moussa gets 18 months to seven years in prison for causing Route 22 accident that killed Northampton man - UPDATE
• Car accident slows traffic on Route 581 in Hampden Township
• President Barack Obama campaign to open office in Bethlehem tonight
• Pennsylvania man gets year of probation for harboring a wallaby
• We are one step closer to saving the 911th Airlift Wing.
• Judge in Sandusky case orders partial release of records sought in defense subpoenas
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson: Concerns about resignation of former Receiver David Unkovic 'are simply distractions'
• Harrisburg River Rescue, firefighters rescue men stuck in pontoon boat on Susquehanna River
• Homicide defendant releases poetry book, 'Murder'
• Officials investigating fire that destroyed one Cumberland County transportation bus and damaged two others
• Hellertown, Lower Saucon Township police-merger report to be presented
• Summer concert preview, Sands Bethlehem Event Center highlights and more in Friday's EXPOSED
• Governor Corbett Issues Flag Order to Honor Fallen Army Captain
• Altmire Supports Reauthorization of Export-Import Bank
• Warren County teacher of year: Educators have 'most important job'
• Critz: House Armed Services Committee Passes Bill to Prohibit Retirement/Transfer of C-130 and KC-135 Aircraft
• Salisbury Township School Board OKs preliminary budget with 4 percent hike, staff cuts
• Obama's same-sex marriage decision has risks, benefits - AM news links
• Police: Bath salts cause woman to streak through Perry County field
• Cops: Perry County man posed as maintenance worker to assault tenant with hammer
• NJ Transit told to consider picking up riders on streets of New York City
• Little League umpire in New Jersey punches out coach, police charge
• Warren County freeholder candidate does not receive state health benefits, despite allegations
• Easton releases map of tax-assistance-eligible properties
• Dent Votes for CJS Appropriations Bill
• Susquehanna Folk Cabaret
• Penn State acting Athletic Director David Joyner seeks to build integrity, academics, championships
• Camp Hill Borough Council rejects Cleve J. Fredricksen Library's farmers market
• Harrisburg City Council member, city attorney object to moving on with receiver's plan
• Jerry Sandusky's lawyer's quest for records continues
• Dauphin County prisoner died of natural causes
• South Middleton Township residents plan to address Summerfield drainage problem
• New Jersey lawmakers want state police leader to give details on vehicle escorts
• William Trickett Smith charged in connection with 2007 fire that destroyed guesthouse
• Dauphin County Technical School approves budget with lower tuition rates
• Halifax Area School Board gives tentative approval to budget with no tax increase
• Funeral homes law update past due, Judge John E. Jones III says
• Phillipsburg Mayor Harry Wyant Jr.'s annual report mostly about pending Ingersoll Rand purchase
• U.S. Sen. Bob Casey says congressional action is needed to reduce wage gap between men and women
• Officials announce completion of Northampton County Courthouse energy efficiency renovations
• Analysis: Gov. Corbett must be seen as standing his ground on 2012-13 budget proposal
• Independence Township firetruck included in $580,000 bond for improvements
• Two men shot in downtown Allentown, police say - UPDATE
• Phillipsburg Housing Authority employee, zoning board member found guilty of disorderly conduct
• Pohatcong Township police identify fatal accident victim in Route 22 crash as 52-year-old Phillipsburg man - UPDATE
• Perry County man arraigned on charges of breaking into a barn and performing a sex act on a horse
• Perry County man accused of performing sex act on horse is freed on bail
• President Barack Obama heightens gay-marriage debate
• President Barack Obama shifts position, supports gay marriage
• Easton City Council takes steps to raise parking garage fees
• 2 men sentenced in Cumberland County road rage incident
• Penn State athletic director David Joyner focused on the future, optimistic about football ticket sales
• GPS phone app led police to man who stole from Bethlehem City Hall employees, records say
• William Trickett Smith charged in connection with 2007 fire that destroyed guesthouse
• Police Athletic League opens headquarters in uptown Harrisburg
• Allentown seeks to replace antiquated massage parlor law with stricter state law
• Vitalistic Therapeutic Charter School resolves 33 state special education violations
• Easton Area School Board member pitches energy savings plan
• Bethlehem man who allegedly led police on Lower Macungie Township chase waives hearing
• Bethlehem police identify driver, bicyclist involved in accident Friday afternoon
• Phillipsburg Mall adds fitness center, announces two other additions
• Lehigh Valley Mall robbery remains under investigation, police say
• Work scheduled along U.S. Route 15 in Lower Allen Township
• Hackettstown police say man assaulted officer and broke into car during chase
• Allentown resident allegedly resisted arrest; Two Emmaus women charged with DUI - Lehigh County police blotter
• Pen Argyl artist Bob Doney made lasting impressions on friends, colleagues
• Slate Belt businesses raise money for local child abuse charity
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson: City asset negotiations not underway
• Robert Meyers stepping down as Northampton County corrections director
• Mitt Romney stands by his opposition to gay marriage
• $17M settlement reached in deadly Philadelphia duck boat crash
• Pennsylvania College of Technology makes 'difficult, but necessary' staff cuts to meet rising costs
• Critz: Rostraver Airport Receives $237,500 for New Runway Lighting System
• Pennsylvania Senate approves alternative to Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed budget
• Pennsylvania gaming revenue up 21 percent to $3 billion in 2011
• Questions of the week: Residents' say on superintendent hires, Camp Hill farmers market
• Critz: New Kensington Community Health Clinic Receives $500,000 Federal Grant
• Barack Obama is 1st sitting U.S. president to support gay marriage
• Jerry Sandusky hearing ends with no decision on evidence for defense
• No charges expected in farm-machinery crash that injured bicyclist, Silver Spring police say
• Whitehall Township commissioners interview 8 applicants for board vacancy
• Pennsylvania American Water announces new $2.3 million piping project in Lemoyne, New Cumberland
• Governor Corbett Proclaims May 9 as State Employee Recognition Day
• Freemansburg man stole mislaid wallet from Wawa counter in Bethlehem, police say
• Route 22 accident between Airport Road and West Fullerton Avenue, cleared; had backed up traffic
• Man breaks into East Allen Township gas station market, steals cigarettes
• Governor Corbett Signs House, Senate Bills into Law
• Yesterday, the Health Subcommittee approved bipartisan legislation governing use...
• Four Mother’s Day craft events at Michael’s
• Jerry Sandusky wants a judge to delay his June trial
• Jerry Sandusky's lawyer wants info from his client's computer
• Georgina Zogby, wife of state budget secretary, gets 5 years' probation on retail theft charges
• Faith Christian School prepares to celebrate graduates
• One person dead in Pohatcong Township after dump truck, SUV collide at Route 22 East and Greenwich Street
• Carlisle police: Woman accused of stealing beef jerky from beer store where she had applied for job
• Camp Hill council to consider Fredricksen Library's proposed farmers market
• Commentary: Rick Santorum's graceless endorsement did Mitt Romney a favor
• Bethlehem Police Department's Runner's Club presents $5,000 check to Robert Lasso's widow following 5K memorial race
• Ocean City, N.J., votes down BYOB proposal, remains dry
• Bethlehem Steel soccer star's 87-year-old goals record surpassed
• 50 percent in New Jersey approve of Obama, but 56 percent say country on wrong track, poll finds
• HACC faculty honored for excellence in teaching
• Easton Area School Board member calls on teachers to reopen contract
• Alpha officials authorize negotiations to lease pool to Phillipsburg police officer
• Washington Township, N.J., crash kills 1, injures another
• Central Dauphin school employees wait for furlough notices this week
• Parade of groups express anger at Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed Pennsylvania state budget cuts
• Penn State football coach Bill O'Brien vows to keep tradition alive in Happy Valley
• Palmyra Borough Council agrees to step up codes enforcement
• South Londonderry Township getting back overpaid tax money
• Residents in Ocean City, New Jersey, vote to keep alcohol out of family friendly resort
• Palmer Township crash involved grandma and grandkids
• Mitt Romney closer to clinching nomination
• Phillipsburg School District hires third security firm in three years
• Hunterdon County rescue task force put to test in weekend of real and hypothetical trapped victims
• Hope and White townships name new superintendent
• Washington dentist to discontinue cancer treatment, but benefit for family still planned
• Pennsylvania seeks to sell Allentown State Hospital, East Allen Township juvenile treatment facility
• Mechanicsburg Area School Board approves fundraising policy changes for booster groups
• Lower Mount Bethel Township may consider ordinance against further sludge applications - UPDATE
• Roseto woman charged with stealing more than $300,000 from Wilson Borough company where she worked, police say
• Names of Jerry Sandusky's accusers 'inadvertently' released; Longest-serving GOP senator loses primary - PM news links
• Allentown council moves toward acknowledging $11.37 million pool plan without endorsing its findings
• Harrisburg City Council refuses to approve another appointment by Mayor Linda Thompson
• Former Bethlehem woman pleads no contest to arson charge
• Harrisburg police not amused by bogus radio call about shooting
• Lower Nazareth Township sues another company to claim new building
• Murphy Jewelers store offering reward in Upper Saucon Township smash and grab robbery - VIDEO
• Easton Guardian Angels to host fundraiser for drowning victim
• Judge rejects sentencing delay for state Sen. Jane Orie on corruption charges
• Worker for Flemington company falls into vat of acid
• Airfield at Capital City Airport named for Lou Beemer
• U.S. Labor Department survey shows rising job openings
• Jerry Sandusky accusers outraged by subpoenas may get help from national group
• Carlisle police investigating theft of more than 3,000 cases of beer from warehouse
• Upgraded underwear bomb obtained by CIA informant, officials say
• Pennsylvania college students: Don't double loan interest rates
• York County man gets prison for scamming 83-year-old New Cumberland widow out of $14,000
• President Barack Obama's vague gay marriage stance comes under fresh scrutiny
• Former Penn State assistant football coach Mike McQueary intends to sue the university
• Israeli family travels to Hershey Medical Center in hope of curing son's cancer
• Lebanon Township home's door busted in by intruder
• Catasauqua stabbing suspect to face assault charges in Lehigh County Court
• Allentown Housing Authority to use grant funds for homeless veteran housing
• Mike McQueary suing Penn State in whistleblower case
• Today we gave our opening statements to the House and Senate Conferees on the re...
• Bethlehem debuts Center City farmers market
• Prosecutors 'inadvertently' release identity of Jerry Sandusky accusers
• Police still not sure what spurred wreck that killed Lehigh Township man in Bath
• 'Women's Global Event' disc golf tournament coming to Middlesex Township Park
• Allentown police seek information about men with victim before North End Republican Club shooting
• Arrest warrant issued for Perry County man accused of performing sex act on horse
• Spokeswoman: Gov. Tom Corbett unlikely to name new Harrisburg receiver this week
• Casey, Critz and Murphy Question Plan to Close 258th in Johnstown; Safety and Efficiency of Western PA Airspace at Issue
• Former Harrisburg State Hospital grounds on list of state properties that could be for sale
• Ocean City, N.J., voting on whether to allow BYOB alcohol
• Governor Corbett Announces Winners of School Fitness Centers Contest
• Hershey man awaits sentencing after guilty plea in DUI crash that killed Hershey Co. executive
• Allentown man allegedly uses bad checks to defraud Bethlehem distribution company of nearly $1,500 worth of chocolate products
• New York man charged with multiple counts of vandalism by spray paint
• Central Dauphin hires superintendent, eliminates 84 jobs, including 74 teaching positions
• Allentown boy accused of stealing condoms; duo caught after dark in Lower Macungie Township park - police blotter
• Carlisle woman accosted by two men on street
• Part of Jerry Sandusky case might unhinge over date of alleged abuse, Penn State lawyers say
• Senate Republicans seek to restore state money to schools, social services
• Route 33 North closed at Wind Gap after tractor-trailer accident and spill, police report - UPDATE
• Join us at 11 a.m. for live chat with Sara Ganim: What's next in the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse case?
• Carlisle police probe theft of trailer with 1,800 cases of beer inside
• How many people have alleged that Jerry Sandusky sexually abused them? Up to 17, his attorney says
• Gov. Christie's approval rate highest ever amongst N.J. residents
• New Jersey strip club reopens, but legal dance not done; Pennsylvania Republicans restore education cuts - AM news links
• Alpha public hearing for pool ideas scheduled for tonight
• Exxon Mobil surpasses Wal-Mart to top Fortune 500 list
• Hackettstown caller reveals location, anger at ex-girlfriend in second transcript of 911 call
• Pennsylvania's no-texting law is difficult to enforce, police say
• Susquehanna Township police investigate series of burglaries
• Hellertown hires Kris Russo as new zoning officer
• Saucon Valley School District's new budget keeps taxes the same
• Phillipsburg School District parts ways with teacher charged with cocaine possession
• Sewer project work under way in Marysville
• New Bethlehem zoning code disallows more casinos, restricts drug rehabs
• Steelton approves lot sales to Dauphin County Redevelopment Authority
• Susquenita High School band takes two top prizes at Washington, D.C contest
• Belvidere Town Council raises taxes 11 percent
• Allentown protesters compare local victim to Trayvon Martin
• Nazareth patrolman's suspension upheld
• Bethlehem Area School District stadium bid repairs have been received
• Vitalistic Therapeutic Charter School facing mounting pressure to close
• Lafayette College partying 'got out of hand very quickly,' Easton police chief says
• Pennsylvania Keystone Exams changes moving forward
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson and attorney James Ellison added back as defendants in school suit
• Central Dauphin School District names Johnson as superintendent
• Teen struck by mower blade being hauled on truck is in surgery, Silver Spring Township police say
• Penn State officials say part of their case can't be prosecuted now that timeline has changed
• Saucon Valley students must keep phones in lockers
• Appalachian Brewing Company to open a brewpub in Lititz
• Proposal for weekly farmers market at Fredricksen Library to be discussed at Wednesday's Camp Hill Borough Council meeting
• Prosecutors change timeline in Jerry Sandusky case, saying McQueary incident happened in 2001, not 2002
• Easton woman beat husband with vacuum pole because of dispute over his facial hair, records say
• Pennsylvania record trout landed by Todd Young, 22, of Upper Nazareth Township
• Jerry Sandusky won't attend Wednesday hearing
• Proposed Allentown group home, art gallery proposal rejected by zoners
• More agencies join fight to prevent Jerry Sandusky from getting information
• Everett Chamberlain fails to turn in campaign contribution documents
• Senate Republicans prepare budget with additions for colleges, schools and social services
• George Hitcho Jr. murder trial: Four jurors chosen so far - UPDATE
• Kutztown man takes plea deal in child molestation case out of Bethlehem Township
• New Jersey State Police: Netcong man threatens suicide on Interstate 80 overpass
• Bethlehem drug rehab proposal again postponed
• Bethlehem man gets up to 20 years for robbing, beating men who were lured to vacant Allentown home
• Lehigh County to offer free vehicle identification number etching in Whitehall Township
• Quaker group, walking from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, protests in front of PNC Bank
• Centronia Ambulance to host town halls about plans for new South Whitehall Township center
• Bethlehem man faces child rape charges in Allentown
• Susquehanna Township Police are seeking person who lost money Friday in a parking lot
• Three Allentown men arrested for firing guns randomly from car windows while driving, police say
• Allentown shooting victim charged with robbing woman in 2010
• Allentown man charged with conspiracy to commit murder after a shooting at Marvine-Pembroke complex in Bethlehem
• Carlisle fire started accidentally, state police say
• Mechanicsburg school board expected to boost the number of fundraisers that sports, activities groups could have
• Shippensburg-area former kennel owners headed to trial in June
• Governor Corbett Appoints Members to Advisory Commission on African American Affairs
• Twitter plays a growing role in national politics
• Ryan Mackenzie to be sworn in today as 134th District state representative
• Haar's Drive-in Theater near Dillsburg to open for 60th year
• Pennsylvania to receive nearly $4 million in settlement by maker of Depakote drug
• Track worker found stabbed to death after Kentucky Derby; no suspects identified
• Winning Cash 5 lottery ticket sold in Carlisle
• New York man leads police on high-speed Interstate 80 chase from Blairstown to Allamuchy Township despite blown tire
• Interstate 80 accident in Monroe County kills New York woman, Pennsylvania State Police report
• Hindenburg disaster marked by remembrance in New Jersey on 75th anniversary
• Moravian College student gets Fulbright grant to teach in Spain
• Police: Knives, decorative flamingo used in Upper Paxton Township fight
• Philly duck boat crash wrongful-death trial to begin
• Carlisle man accused of hitting live-in girlfriend in face, poking her in eye
• Penn State University-related probes churn quietly
• Homeless Carlisle man accused of making threats during altercation with police
• Chris Christie may be after New Jersey Superior Court judges; Penn State University-related probes continue - AM news links
• Northampton Community College student awarded prestigious scholarship
• Everett Glenn's death casts a pall over Lafayette College campus
• KidsPeace to celebrate 130 years of helping children
• HACC announces winners in 2012 High School Mathematics Contest
• Central Dauphin School District to vote on hiring superintendent at Monday's meeting
• Easton police investigate stabbing in West Easton
• Hunterdon County man wounded by metal fragments while target shooting in Lower Saucon, police say
• Prison reform expert crunches numbers to help Pennsylvania cut its $1.86 billion inmate costs
• George Hitcho Jr., alleged killer of Freemansburg cop, heads to trial Monday
• Middlesex Township church congregation welcomes home Lt. Col. Vince Lindenmeyer
• Phillipsburg police Chief James Faulborn expands community policing efforts
• Bands, solo artists book summer dates at central Pennsylvania venues
• New Phillipsburg community garden blossoms thanks to ShapingNJ grant
• One of Lehigh Valley Hospital's tiniest babies heads home
• Jim Mack says family fondly recalls Mack Printing, laments downfall
• West Shore Regional Police Department earns accredited status from Chiefs of Police Association
• Tax decision in Camp Hill School District could come at board's June vote
• West Ward Easton's new screen-printing business a way of reaching troubled teens
• The Keystone State Quarter Midget Racing Club kicks off its season
• At Lafayette College, the party's over and the autopsies begin
• Nazareth police investigating report of shots fired in the borough
• Tina Gayle Wooten, last employed by Xerox in the Phillipsburg School District - Obituaries today
• Website created to remember Lafayette College student Everett Glenn
• Autopsy scheduled for man who died in Dauphin County Prison
• Free family fun at Ft. Hunter Garden Faire
• Suspect from South Middleton Township robbery remains at large
• Bethlehem crash victim remembered as an artist, business woman and lover of music
• Hazing on campus: A national epidemic comes to Penn State
• Hazing on campus: Laws drive hazing underground
• Dickinson College Farm will produce 6 different types of organic hops
• Bible Baptist School forensics team changes outlook for students involved
• Politicial parties sling presidential campaign mud sooner than usual
• Cleanup effort in uptown Harrisburg draws numerous volunteers
• Penn State Harrisburg holds 2012 commencement ceremony at Giant Center
• Police seek details about graffiti found at Spring Run Acres Park and Mount Allen Park
• Patrons attend Hersheypark's opening day
• Annual support-the-troops rally gathers at the state Capitol
• U.S. Rep. Tom Marino cleared to return to Washington after kidney surgery
• State police in Carlisle probe woman's complaint of attempted scam
• Lafayette College freshman dies after being found in dorm, police say - UPDATE
• Five charged in 9/11 attack resist Gitmo hearing
• Couple treats both children with Cystic Fibrosis and tries to raise money for event
• New Jersey wine shipping law 'opens a whole new market'
• Synthetic drugs still readily available despite ban, Plainfield Township family says
• Allentown club holds Irish sport tournament in South Whitehall Township
• Belvidere teen a cancer survivor for half her life
• Hunterdon County Library moving its south branch
• Nazareth library director Josh Berk doesn't just oversee books: He writes them
• Trek the Two Rivers bladder cancer walk sends people around town
• Hope Township woman convicted of vehicular homicide gets new trial after guilty verdict reversed
• Hackettstown officials consider possible replacements for Bergen Tool site
• Veteran carves for the 'love' of it
• PPL Corp. first-quarter profits increase from prior year
• Volunteers team up, clean up neighborhoods in Uptown Harrisburg
• Doris E. Black, former Sunday school teacher at St. Paul's Lutheran Church - Obituaries today
• Nazareth had more than cars rolling down a hill: See photos
• Somebody Do Something: Avenue A puts an end to smooth sailing in Wind Gap
• Cheetah mauling victim tells of attack; army probes death of soldier on Skype - AM news links
• Jerry Sandusky defense filing mentions even more accusers
• Bethlehem accident victim identified as 80-year-old woman
• Wilson Borough elementary teacher organizes event to benefit heart association
• Phillipsburg Superintendent Mark B. Miller hired as superintendent in Cape May County
• Bethlehem crash kills pedestrian - UPDATE
• A new mission: Steelton native and Iraq war veteran Kenton Alston overcomes odds in his gritty story
• Harrisburg finance director Robert Kroboth took severance and salary
• Warrington Twp.'s Natasha Brown, a veteran and college graduate blazed new trails at Central Penn College
• Remembering Marlin L. Lippert Jr., 1939-2012: Mechanicsburg man's love for educating is handed down
• Greenwich Township ShopRite bomb threat being investigated - UPDATE
• PPL Electric Utilities seeking 16.5 percent rate increase
• Salmonella in dog food sickens 14 people across United States
• Clinton Township police bust Allentown man with heroin at traffic stop
• 650 former Highmark employees across Pennsylvania still unsure of future with Novitas Solutions
• SEPTA lottery winners to stay on job; Chaos erupts in courtroom - PM news links
• Bethlehem crash involves bicycle, van; bike rider seriously hurt
• Family of Palmer Township man who died in I-78 crash speak at driver's sentencing
• Three Upper Mount Bethel Township men charged with vandalizing home
• Dow Jones drops 168 points as stocks dive on weak employment news
• A year after FBI raids, Blue Mountain Consumer Discount scandal still in legal quagmire
• Penn State's new trustees selected in Sandusky scandal aftermath
• Supermoon expected Saturday night
• Palmer Township's manager exceeded expectations in first year, supervisors say
• Prosecutors lack backing for perjury case against Penn State Athletic Director Tim Curley, defense attorney claims
• Allentown, fire department arbitration delays lead to big overtime expenses
• Easton police raid South Side home and arrest two, seize drugs - UPDATE
• Alvin H. Butz Inc. to renovate PNC Field, the home of the New York Yankees AAA team
• New trustees elected to Penn State board; board reform and Paterno-era get endorsements by alumni
• Deportation case dismissed against Mechanicsburg businessman Salvatore Purpura
• Man found dead in hotel, Hunterdon County prosecutor says
• Cate Barron succeeds David Newhouse as editor of The Patriot-News
• Former director at Ace Academy pleads guilty to sexual assaults on student
• Harrisburg teen shoots self in hand, lies about robbery, police say
• Facing drug charge, Cumberland County coroner to resign next week
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• Penn State board of trustees alumni-member election results announced
• Longtime Royalton market will become Middletown-area food pantry
• Harrisburg receiver's attorney: No comment on requests to testify, will do so if required by court
• Drunken driving suspected in Lynn Township crash, police say
• Lower Paxton may choose land or cash for recreation from developers
• Support the Troops rally to be held in Harrisburg on Saturday
• Bethlehem man, 75, charged with 'prowling at nighttime' in Hanover Township
• PSU president expects biggest freshman class in the fall
• Ashes still smolder, but Carlisle fire is under control
• Bethlehem man's Freemansburg storage unit site of heroin stash, police say
• Kinsey S. Reagan, B-17 Flying Fortress bombardier in World War II - Obituaries today
• East Stroudsburg man accused of causing fatal, drunken-driving accident turns himself in
• Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum meet in Pittsburgh
• Driver sentenced to three years in state prison for I-78 crash that killed Palmer Township man
• Former chief of now-closed York County fire department pleads guilty to theft
• Motorcycle safety focus of SteelStacks gathering ahead of Ride for Life
• Susquehanna Township School District: Maybe more Spanish, less French
• Live chat with Sara Ganim: What's next in the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse case?
• Will Harrisburg's schools land in state hands?
• Slatington woman accused of stealing makeup from Lower Macungie Township Wal-Mart
• Lower Saucon Township police charge Carbon County man with drunken driving, possession of marijuana
• Bethlehem cigar store manager held at knifepoint by irate customer, police say
• Interstate 80 tractor-trailer accident that shut lanes in Hardwick Township is cleared
• Hiring slows, but unemployment rate still drops as 342,000 leave labor force, U.S. Labor Department reports
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• Harrisburg market clerks robbed at gunpoint for little cash, police say
• Golf clubs worth $1,400 stolen from East Allen Township business
• Penbrook Athletic Association rebounds from embezzlement with help from community
• National Weather Service: Showers, thunderstorms expected to pepper a muggy midstate
• Emmaus woman pleads guilty to drug possession, faces stolen car charge
• Carlisle police search for missing girl, 16
• Bangor man escapes injury as car slams into tree, Pennsylvania State police report
• Small fire starts again in Carlisle at former Lear Corp Building
• Pohatcong Valley Superfund site water could increase cancer risk
• Northampton Community College trustees approve tuition hike
• Local economist: Expect recovery to continue, slow but steady
• Construction vehicle crossing Route 33 in Bethlehem Township, Pa., struck by oncoming vehicle
• Doctor from St. Luke's in Phillipsburg treats woman with stroke symptoms during flight
• Northampton County Council endorses resolution calling for end of Allentown Neighborhood Improvement Zone
• Neighbors deal with smoky air, soot-covered houses and sometimes unruly gawkers during fire in Carlisle
• Forks Township skate park plans roll on
• Phillipsburg to acquire two landfills in pending purchase of Ingersoll Rand site
• Tewksbury Township child-abuse investigation turns up $100,000 marijuana crop, authorities say
• Palmyra Area School District taxes proposed to increase 2.1 percent
• Armed security guard fatally shot man outside North End Republican Club in Allentown, DA says
• Gov. Tom Corbett cuts ribbon on new Lower Macungie Township factory
• Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce among most downtown Allentown businesses fined for late filing of hockey arena tax returns
• Businessmen arraigned on deal gone bad with Bethlehem Township, Pa.
• Williams Township man who led Phillipsburg police on high-speed chase pleads guilty to eluding, drunken driving
• Hampden Township couple meet obstacles in search for missing son with mental illness
• Wilson Borough man dies from injuries suffered in motorcycle crash
• Freemansburg man threatened woman to keep quiet about assault, police say
• Free in-store kids’ activities at Giant Food Stores
• Allentown man gets prison for stabbing girlfriend after clinging to her moving car
• Allentown hockey arena authority considers incentive to limit 'poaching' of local businesses
• Nazareth Borough Park is site of fight with 30 onlookers
• Bethlehem woman throws knife at acquaintance, tries to harm self, police say
• Whitehall Township man pleads guilty to running prostitution ring at Sands Casino hotel
• Allentown Police Department gets three-year accreditation
• Hersheypark opens Friday with new ticket prices, almost-ready new roller coaster
• Penn State trustee election results to be announced Friday
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson, Controller Dan Miller reach agreement on payroll dispute
• Treasurer stole from Cub Scouts in Readington Township, police say
• Harrisburg City Council attorney wants former Receiver David Unkovic to explain why he quit
• Cinco de Mayo in Harrisburg will have day and evening festivities, including fireworks
• Update: Man found in Swatara Township hotel killed himself
• Sen. Jeffrey Piccola bill would clear way for state takeover of Harrisburg School District
• Protesters reach Gov. Tom Corbett's office, not the governor himself
• Well-dressed burglar breaks into Bethlehem home in broad daylight, police say
• Gov. Chris Christie calls teachers union leaders 'bullies'; Reading-area school district deals with third bomb threat in a week - PM news links
• Curtis L. Karner was the owner of Curt Karner's Auto Sales in Bangor - Obituaries today
• Lower Paxton Township police arrest woman accused in Craigslist used car scam
• Carlisle fire continues to smolder 12+ hours after it started
• Deadline set for evidence in Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse case
• Judge says Jerry Sandusky can use defense subpoenas, despite prosecutor protest
• Governor Corbett Helps to Cut Ribbon on New, Green Employer in Lehigh County
• Governor Corbett Proclaims May as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Appoints Members to Advisory Commission on Asian American Affairs
• Swatara commissioners hire lobbyist to help with grants
• Swatara Township chooses new commissioner
• School district settles suit with girl punished for not standing during Pledge of Allegiance
• New Jersey Supreme Court says limits are legal on unused sick-time payouts to school administrators
• 'The Avengers' leads summer movie charge and more in Friday's EXPOSED
• Bethlehem honors employees for going 'above and beyond'
• Juniata College joins Sandusky subpoena fight
• Jerry Sandusky's attorney says subpoenas are needed for fair trial
• Central Pennsylvania Food Bank executive director retires
• Firefighters battle Carlisle blaze for more than 9 hours; nearby residents returning to homes
• Man suffers smoke inhalation in Dauphin County fire
• New Jersey state senator gives up some unused sick time; documents: Merlino still Philly mob boss - AM news links
• Carlisle's PennDOT building burglarized, spray painted green
• Mayor Linda Thompson governs like former Mayor Stephen Reed, city's former director of public works says
• Probe of Harvey Taylor Bridge Bypass suicide could take months
• OraSure Technologies Inc. posts $3.3 million loss, beats estimates
• Allentown Police Department appoints three new officers with grant funds
• Former NFL lineman Greg Skrepenak to complete prison sentence on house arrest
• Ex-Port Authority chief's retirement payment under review
• Washington audit shows $1 million spent on garage but no criminal activity
• Easton area investor may call it quits if property taxes continue to rise
• Watchdog group wants Attorney General to investigate ALEC's activities in N.J.
• Blaze draws firefighters, crowds to former Lear Corp. building/Masland carpet plant in Carlisle
• Progress Fire Company members, community welcome home Purple Heart recipient, Marine Cpl. Brian Riddle
• Municipalities: Harrisburg soaked us on sewage bills
• Mayor Linda Thompson's spokesman Robert Philbin's $75,000 salary might be in limbo
• Lopatcong Township initially passes budget, leading to tax hike and employee raises
• Crews responding to fire in Carlisle
• Todd Lindenmoyer told police he retrieved shotgun used in fatal shooting of brother-in-law only to threaten, not to kill
• Upper Nazareth Township hires police officer
• Oxford Township woman accidentally drove through wall in Hackettstown medical building while trying to park - UPDATE
• Bethlehem Mayor John Callahan restricts written communication
• Vice President Joe Biden speaks of optimism, but gives warnings during talk at Lafayette College
• Flemington man armed with fake automatic rifle, authorities say
• Phillipsburg leases two new police cruisers
• Swatara Township commissioners hire advocacy group
• Swatara Township commissioners fill board vacancy
• Joe Biden reviews ancestors' documents in tour of Kirby Hall at Lafayette College
• Allentown Emergency Medical Services may remain all-paramedic squad after all
• Bethlehem man faces charges after authorities say he took police chase to Freedom High School, tried to run away
• Pennsylvania State Police officers, civilians honored for commitment to community safety
• Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corp.: Golf outing invitation did not come from organization
• Susquehanna-Roseland power line approval appealed before New Jersey appellate court
• Two men burglarized Bushkill Township recycling center, police say
• Bethlehem man faces charges after police say he tries to use counterfeit money twice at South Side gas station
• Allentown City Council appoints Joseph John Davis to vacant seat
• Hudson County woman steals, destroys property at Home Depot in Mansfield Township, cops say
• Easton man, woman flee with Bethlehem woman's cash, purse in car, police say
• Musikfest announces final concert - Jane's Addiction
• Lafayette College students weigh in before Vice President Joe Biden's visit
• Cumberland County commissioners looking at spending cuts
• Judge dismisses suit meant to stop Harrisburg's state-appointed economic recovery plan
• National Day of Prayer comes on heels of widely publicized expressions of faith
• Turbulent year nears end for Penn State University seniors
• Warren County blotter: 'Chicken-man' assaults woman, Phillipsburg police say
• Cumberland County jury reaches split verdict in child sex abuse case of Donald McCauslin
• Newt Gingrich drops out of Republican presidential contest
• Wounded Susquehanna Township Marine gets hero's welcome
• Hearing set for next Wednesday on Jerry Sandusky defense subpoenas
• Lafayette grad is Vice President Joe Biden's deputy chief of staff
• Pennsylvania disability rights advocates demand Gov. Tom Corbett keep his promise to the state's most vulnerable citizens
• Newt Gingrich drops out of presidential race, doesn't endorse Mitt Romney
• Harrisburg man encouraged girls' fight on school bus, police say
• Harrisburg school supporters to hold rally at state Capitol
• Hazing charges filed in Florida A&M drum major's death; mom had hoped for more
• Martins Creek boat ramp temporarily closed for repairs
• Governor Corbett Announces Nominations, Appointments
• Teen charged in cow's death; Harley-Davidson motorcycle swept away in the Japan tsunami washes up in Canada; and more
• Free family movie nights in May at Wegmans in Mechanicsburg
• Gov. Tom Corbett 'open to discussion' on budget modifications
• Free program for families with children beginning kindergarten in fall 2012
• Former HIA police chief becomes head of gaming enforcement
• Questions of the week: School vouchers and food fight punishment
• Highmark, UPMC agree to health care contract through 2014
• Owner of Dressbarn stores buys owner of Lane Bryant, Fashion Bug stores
• Lower Swatara man charged with yearslong sexual abuse of female
• Governor Corbett Announces Agreement Between Highmark and UPMC
• Free food and fun at New Cumberland Community Day and Garden Faire
• Slot machine revenue up overall in Pennsylvania, but down at local casino
• Preliminary hearing for Northampton man who fatally shot brother-in-law begins
• Phillipsburg police: Man found parked on sidewalk is arrested on drunken driving charge
• New Jersey mom takes 5-year-old into tanning booth, child is burned, police report
• Man accused of breaking into Perry County barn, performing sex act on horse
• Loans by universities draw Pennsylvania's interest
• 'Highly intoxicated' Hackettstown man assaults police officers during arrest process
• Upper Allen Police seek driver in hit-and-run crash
• Tickets available 10 to 12 this morning at Lafayette College for Vice President Joe Biden's speech tonight
• State police investigate roll-over crash in Perry County
• National Merit Scholarships awarded to Lehigh Valley, northwest New Jersey students
• Brother of District Judge Gay Elwell reported missing
• Toomey and Dent Support Pennsylvania Manufacturing
• Women from around the globe spend a year in Carlisle as informal ambassadors
• Pohatcong approves initial budget, adoption vote scheduled for May 15
• Cumberland and Perry county residents voice concerns about proposed cuts in state funding for health services
• Harrisburg police, residents meet to discuss issues
• Diverse groups converge on Harrisburg to protest Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed budget cuts
• Phillipsburg taxes rise again; mayor talks shared police with Alpha as possible cost reduction
• Bethlehem City Council votes to oppose drug rehabilitation facilities
• Pennsylvania Board of Education hears supporters, opponents of Riegelsville move
• Several Warren County freeholders fail to report personal financial statements
• Pride of the Susquehanna riverboat season launches: photos
• Middletown's interim borough manager resigns
• Flemington man armed with automatic rifle on Route 31 identified, cops say; investigation continues - UPDATE
• Judge refuses to link Penn State employee's lawsuit to Sandusky case
• Lopatcong Township officials set to vote on tax hike Wednesday
• Upper Allen Township runaway located
• State makes clear decision on hiring of Harrisburg's chief operating officer might not be up to City Council
• New Jersey graduation rates drop overall under new formula
• Whitehall High School grad who died in Vietnam to be buried at Arlington
• Catasauqua woman sentenced to probation after repaying $87,000 stolen from Williams Township company
• Court rejects plea deal that would have sent alleged embezzler to state prison
• Allentown, Bethlehem recognized as 'Playful Cities' by nonprofit organization
• Second Mile moves to block Jerry Sandusky subpoenas; Bomb plot thwarted in Cleveland - PM news links
• Volunteer firefighter from Allentown gets prison time for fatal drunken-driving crash
• Armed Forces Day on City Island scheduled for May 19
• Cumberland County jury to decide fate of Middlesex Township man accused of molesting girl over 10 years
• Pennsylvania House debates business tax cuts, 'Delaware loophole' on corporate tax liability
• New plea date set in ex-Pennsylvania Sen. Robert Mellow's corruption case
• Foster Wheeler shares rally on first-quarter profit growth
• The Second Mile joins request to block Jerry Sandusky subpoenas
• Free martial arts classes for all ages in Carlisle and Shermansdale
• Middletown again needs to fill borough manager position
• Mitt Romney says Barack Obama shouldn't use Osama bin Laden in presidential campaign
• ACLU sues Pennsylvania over voter ID law
• Upper Macungie Township woman faces charges after allegedy lying about ex-boyfriend's criminal activity
• Harrisburg-area unemployment rate dips to lowest it has been since 2009
• Mifflin County schools ask to block Jerry Sandusky subpoena
• President Barack Obama in Afghanistan to sign security pact
• Naturalization ceremony in Dauphin County: photos
• Carlisle state police investigate fires in region
• Bethlehem police take two into custody after South Side purse snatching
• Easton gun threat case hearing delayed
• Pfizer Inc. settles lawsuit over painkiller Celebrex for $450 million
• Clinton Township police arrest armed Flemington man after shutting down Route 31, locking down schools
• Allentown man faces charges after allegedly fleeing Route 22 crash in Bethlehem Township, Pa.
• Your comments: What do you consider to be the biggest problem with drivers on local roadways?
• Phillipsburg receives state approval on budget; officials set to vote tonight
• Occupy-type protests heard inside and outside The Hershey Co.'s shareholders meeting in Derry Twp.
• Holy Spirit Hospital to offer free and low-cost health screenings
• Harrisburg councilwoman Patty Kim's website targeted by computer hacking group
• Governor Corbett Announces Confirmations
• Governor Corbett: State, Federal Investment to Enhance 27 Airports
• Southern Lehigh School Board approves preliminary budget with 1 percent tax hike
• Governor Corbett Issues Flag Order to Honor Fallen Army Captain
• Governor Corbett: Commonwealth Helps Delta Subsidiary Acquire Trainer Refinery Complex
• Blairstown Township man forces another car off roadway after assaulting driver, police say
• Allentown police dog Sem dies after nine years of service
• Revenue from sales tax comes in under Pennsylvania's estimate
• Cumberland County man will head to England to accept honor for his grandfather's service in World War II
• Suspect in Harrisburg-area bank robberies lived life of crime, prison
• 10 years, 232 days, 3 hours and 44 minutes later, World Trade Center tower is back on top in NYC
• State police investigate thefts from soda machines
• New Jersey residents asked to voluntarily conserve water
• Upper Allen Township woman falls victim to roof repair scam
• Two cars crash in Bethlehem Township, Pa., one ends up in creek
• Two Paterson, N.J., residents arrested in Phillipsburg in stolen van, Lopatcong Township police report
• Police: Millersburg woman drives drunk over another woman's legs
• After heavy police layoffs in 2010, arrests plunged in Newark and Camden in 2011
• Two Sussex County, N.J., men in upstate New York plane crash
• Bethlehem Area School Board won't count on state restoring grant
• Crews battling wild fire in upper Dauphin County
• Easton Area School District discusses future budgets, possible tax increases
• Washington Township Mayor Michael Kovacs hopes eyesore fixed after foreclosure
• Harrisburg School District board member resigns, cites current investigation
• State Sen. Jeffrey Piccola remains hopeful for significant education reform in Pennsylvania
• Everett Chamberlain accused of election law violations in complaint
• Lafayette College scholars prepare for Vice President Joe Biden's visit
• Lehigh Valley unemployment falls below 8 percent for the first time in three years
• Pennsylvania Turnpike drivers heading west could see delays Tuesday night
• Easton man wanted on drug delivery charges is found in possession of heroin, police say
• Interfaith service in Harrisburg holds prayers for peace, justice
• Lambertville man who dedicated 77 years to Columbia Fire Company dies at 100
• Northampton County middle school students get a sense of the legal system through Law Day
• Court rules Easton Area School District must provide emails to The Express-Times
• Harrisburg City Council tables vote to hire chief operating officer Ricardo Mendez-Saldivia
• Phillipsburg budget vote may be delayed, state approval still required
• Penn State alum questions whether online trustee vote fits PSU rules
• The White House defends the use of drone strikes; Slippery Rock University student reports rape near bar - PM news links
• Bethlehem man accused of punching, threatening to stab girlfriend
• Starters Riverport garage scene of attack - Bethlehem police blotter
• Easton Area High School students heading to national business competition, seek sponsorship
• Wind Gap Councilman Dave Hess has summary harassment charge withdrawn
• Capital Region Economic Development Corporation launches fundraising campaign
• Harrisburg Police charge eight in vandalism and burglary spree at William Penn School; Damage estimated at $250,000
• Central Pennsylvania man says experiences on wrong side of the law led to career working on behalf of crime victims
• Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, John Boehner to host Flight 93 memorial event
• Pennsylvania Senate OKs bill targeting superintendent buyouts
• Harrisburg School Board member Tiffiney Penn tenders resignation
• New Jersey man steals electronics, cash from Plainfield Township home, police say
• Convicted Harrisburg drug trafficker Raul Rentas gets 11-plus years in state prison
• Governor Corbett Releases Statement on Trainer Facility Announcement
• Children’s book illustrator to hold book signing in Harrisburg
• Former Harrisburg public works director Ernie Hoch takes county administrator post in Madison County, Va.
• Bethlehem police charge two after responding to home for reports of drug overdose
• Bethlehem police find firearm on teen after trying to treat him for intoxication, authorities say
• Alleged victim's school district joins in battle against Jerry Sandusky defense subpoenas
• Harrisburg man robs city Rite Aid at fork point
• CIA Director, Gen. David Petraeus to speak at Dickinson College commencement
• Couple charged after fight in Bethlehem, despite asking police to not file charges against one another
• Keystone Central School District wants Jerry Sandusky subpoena thrown out
• Strengthening Pennsylvania revenues could ease proposed budget cuts
• Whitehall Township commissioner vacancy draws 10 applicants
• Allentown parks and recreation director resigning from post
• Bucks County man whose father groped children admits assaulting several young girls
• Motorcyclist with passenger leads Lower Saucon Township police on chase that exceeds 100 miles per hour
• Allentown man shot to death Sunday died at hospital, Lehigh County coroner reports
• Car parts worth $13K stolen from Carlisle car show over weekend, police say
• In Harrisburg bankruptcy case, appeal battle heats up as motions, accusations fly
• Hackettstown police: Mansfield woman and passenger found with alcohol, prescription drugs in parking lot
• Jerry Sandusky lawyers told to answer complaint about use of subpoenas
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• Preliminary hearing delayed for man accused in Easton house shooting
• 'I'm DUI, you got me,' suspect from Bath tells Colonial Regional police officer
• WHP-TV and sister station WLYH-TV convert newscasts to HD
• Upper Allen Township police seek runaway girl, 14
• Death in Monroe County vacation home said to be 'highly unusual'
• Five charged in upper Dauphin County fight
• New Jersey increases aggressive driver penalties; joins 15 other states in addressing problem
• Lehigh Career and Technical Institute students film selves while damaging school property, police report
• Accident on Route 22 East in Bethlehem wrecks car, but driver, two passengers walk away
• Midstate schools let students bring mobile technology into the classroom
• Northampton Community College reaching out to hungry students
• Girl, 9, on dirt bike struck by SUV in Silver Spring Township
• Third Street Alliance dedicates skylight to Kathryn and Ken Mitman
• Christian Meehan, Wilson Borough's first full-time police detective, off to 'fast start'
• Palmer Township joins local police departments in buying Tasers
• Hackettstown Superintendent Robert Gratz holds special place for the district in his heart
• Coroner identifies 16-year-old boy found in Lehigh River - UPDATE
• Allentown man found shot outside of North End Republican Club, police report
• East Hanover Township antique shop destroyed by fire; state police investigating
• Midstate's faith groups come together during National Day of Prayer
• Workers who died on job remembered at Lehigh Valley Workers Memorial ceremony in Bethlehem
• World War II veterans take Honor Bus ride with Mechanicsburg students to Washington, D.C.
• One week of architecture camp for less than $100
• Two teens shot in Harrisburg; police trying to determine if cases are related
• 'American Pickers' visits auto restoration business in Lewistown
• Pennsylvania municipalities relying on state police protection could lose thousands in traffic fine revenue
• Lower Allen Township police officer might have gotten 'deadly communicable disease' after pricking finger on suspect's uncapped needle
• Lemoyne zoning ordinance limits changes in the borough
• Penn State course teaches hunting for non-hunters, including PETA members and vegetarians
• Daniel R. Gilbert, professor of history at Moravian College - Obituaries today
• Medical condition cause of Holy Cross Society wreck in Williams Township
• Crews battling barn fire in East Hanover Township, Dauphin County
• Lebanon man killed Saturday night in Heidelberg Township crash
• State police respond to suspicious death in Pocono area; Baby survives three-story fall in Philadelphia - news links
• Sludge makes its way onto first Lower Mount Bethel Township farm
• Easton Area High School's post-prom event in danger of being canceled
• Lower Dauphin students danced the night away at 2012 prom
• Analysis: Is it the end of moderates in Pennsylvania politics?
• Harrisburg Academy celebrates prom at the Colonial Country Club
• Pennsylvania food stamp program will trap people in poverty, critics say
• Warren Hills Memorial Home receives help from local genealogist to send abandoned remains home
• Causes for Washington, Alpha fires released by Warren County fire marshall
• Rebuilding Together team repairs an Allison Hill home to six generations
• Centenary College talk probes minds of teen killers
• Harrisburg woman charged with breaking doctor's nose
• Penn State football season ticket sales lag
• Workshop aims to strengthen relations between Harrisburg police and the community
• Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty Show at Hotel Carlisle kicks off on Monday
• Alpha man killed in Pohatcong Township car accident - UPDATE
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• Truck crashes into Holy Cross Society building in Williams Township -- UPDATE
• Tom Palmieri, a Blairstown Democrat, to run write-in campaign for Warren County freeholder
• Allentown native Susan Snyder wins Pulitzer Prize for Philadelphia Inquirer reporting
• Rebuilding Together team spends Saturday fixing Allison Hill home
• Palmer Township looks to cut stray animal costs by purchasing microchip reader
• Karl H. Reddinger, retired chief of plant protection at the former Bethlehem Steel Corp. - Obituaries today
• Unite Against War on Women targets women's rights with rally at Capitol
• Milford finds little help in recovery from tropical storms
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem posts highest-ever quarterly earnings
• Bucks County man critically injures wife, commits suicide, police report
• Allentown man shot in home on Liberty Street, police report
• Man charged with drunken driving on Route 191 in Plainfield Township, police say
• About 800 Newfoundlands arrive in Carlisle for national dog show
• Bethlehem to repave more streets this year because of mild winter
• Palmer Township Athletic Association to allow younger soccer players
• Free health screenings and low-cost fun for kids
• Allentown woman robbed of purse at knifepoint, police report
• U.S. Service Academy Information Day
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• Free antibiotics at Giant Food Stores
• Former Harrisburg Bishop Kevin Rhoades involved in dispute regarding teacher's in vitro fertilization
• Free family fun and education exhibits at Wetlands Festival
• Dry cleaner in Carlisle plans Pit Bull Awareness Day in May
• Department of Health gives a 2-week extension for student immunizations deadline
• Volunteers gather to help those in need in Harrisburg
• Lehigh County wrongly denied raises to 300 workers, state board rules
• Nazareth man flees scene after hitting sign, found later with marijuana, police say
• Allentown man gets prison for raping 14-year-old girl he met on the Internet
• Consultant: Sen. Bob Mensch could not have been displaying a gun
• Allentown makes second settlement offer to municipalities suing over hockey arena
• Bethlehem Health Director Judith Maloney may get criminal charges dropped
• Allentown man who threatened Bethlehem bouncer receives reduced sentence
• Fraud claim could be removed from civil case against Blue Mountain Consumer Discount
• Intoxicated Brooklyn man disregards Bethlehem police orders, blocks street, police say
• Wells Fargo Bank teller recounts Easton branch robbery; judge refuses to amend charges
• Bethlehem drug rehab proposals postponed by developer Abraham Atiyeh
• Washington home law office catches fire, leading to response from numerous departments
• South Third Street construction hurting some Easton businesses
• Man finds burglar in his Susquehanna Township home
• Plainfield Township police seek burglar, driver from Lefevre Road break-in
• Woman who helped forge more than $30,000 in checks receives same probation as co-defendant
• Attorney for Todd Lindenmoyer, man charged in Northampton homicide, petitions for bail
• Work scheduled to begin Sunday on John Harris Memorial Bridge
• Carlisle High School senior is named one of five Military Children of the Year
• Overturned tractor-trailer closes Interstate 80 eastbound in Hardwick Township, police say - UPDATE
• Besides alumni, other Penn State board of trustees seats are up this year
• Trucker vows to keep fighting after state Superior Court rejects his appeal in Dauphin County child pornography case
• Halifax schools to get roofing replaced and repaired
• Pedestrian hit by tractor-trailer, killed on I-81 ramp in Harrisburg
• Pennsylvania Department of Health gives schools a last-minute extension on immunization deadlines
• Remembering: Barbara Portzline and her husband are credited with towns' merger
• Pitt students start to relax after nearly a week without bomb threats
• Driver unhurt but cited after train hits minivan in Lower Allen Township
• Attorney general files court motion to block defense subpoenas in Jerry Sandusky case
• Georgina Zogby pleads guilty to DUI in York County
• Helicopter crashes in South Londonderry Township
• Helicopter pilot survives crash in South Londonderry Township
• Commonwealth Court orders status update on appointment of new Harrisburg receiver
• Jerry Sandusky's attorney accused of misusing subpoenas: report
• Palmyra selects new high school principal
• Boy urinates on school computers, causes $36,000 in damages, Upper Allen police say
• Dog that killed newborn sent to live in sanctuary outside Pennsylvania
• Lopatcong Township police: Drunken Phillipsburg driver nearly hits parked car
• Former Homeland Security administrator Admiral James M. Loy to give Penn State Harrisburg commencement speech May 5
• Main Street and Elizabeth Avenue intersection closed in Bethlehem after tractor-trailer hits traffic light
• North Whitehall Township supervisor expected to resign next month
• Hellertown woman allegedly answered door holding drug pipe
• Hellertown man accused of driving under the influence with 0.23 blood alcohol level
• Lower Saucon, Freemansburg and Hellertown to have roving drunken-driving patrols in May
• Man killed by falling branch at N.J. nudist camp is identified
• Kevin Bacon and brother Michael Bacon to perform May 5 at SteelStacks
• Catholic school teacher fired over fertility treatments sues Indiana diocese
• Harrisburg couple steal computers, fishing reels, spark plugs from Elizabethville area Walmart
• Mom to spend a year on house arrest for giving beer to teens before they died in crash
• As North Whitehall Township woman is assaulted by boyfriend, baby's head hits wall, police report
• Harrisburg police report strong-arm robbery on State Street Bridge
• Another round for Pennsylvania's wine and liquor store fight
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• Parkland High School names alumni David Jaindl, Tim Massaquoi, Michaela Conlin, others to first Wall of Honor class
• Man urinates in Lehigh Carbon Community College trash can; baby formula worth $1,000 stolen in Hanover Township - police blotter
• Purple Honda Civic stolen from home in Hanover Township, Lehigh County, police report
• New Jersey woman unhurt after rollover accident on Interstate 78 in Lower Saucon Township, police report
• Despite recent rain, drought conditions remain throughout N.J.
• Quick work on Route 611 repair prompts fears of Delaware Canal erosion
• Unionized New Jersey institution workers demonstrate for new contract
• Gov. Chris Christie wants New Jersey to spend as little as possible on new health care requirements
• HACC students plan HACCFest – A one-day festival at HACC’s Harrisburg Campus
• Carlisle area man gets 4-8 years for abusing 2-year-old girl
• Along the Roseto walking tour, 100 years of history comes alive
• Cumberland Valley food fight leaves a bad taste linger for students involved
• Pohatcong school superintendent responds to low rankings online
• Childhood obesity poses concern for national security, retired military leaders say
• Allentown School Board members seek more information about proposed social studies changes
• Allentown schools give Vitalistic Charter School 60-day notice of intention to revoke charter
• Carlisle Pike Rite Aid Wellness Store to offer free skin cancer screening
• Allentown crime victims recall tragedies, triumphs at vigil
• Harrisburg Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority to host 14th annual 'Kings Who Cook'
• Anti-aircraft shell explosion came as Delaware Township man was creating lamp, police say - UPDATE
• Allentown School District superintendent announces sweeping administrative reorganization for savings of $250,000
• Nazareth apartment fire response reveals man burning plastic off wires, drug paraphernalia, court records say
• Oldest brother of a York County man featured with his family on a reality television dies
• Harrisburg school board member accused of giving police false insurance documents after a traffic stop
• Attacks on Planned Parenthood have led to more support, group president says in Bethlehem
• Four hospitalized in Route 57 crash; responders work to remove cement truck from house
• Easton blogger's alleged stalker faces trial
• St. Luke's University Health Network nurses incorrectly use medication pumps, cause two overdoses
• Lower Macungie Township site of 5 car break-ins; all vehicles were unlocked, police say
• Andrew Denezza pleads guilty in 2009 crash that killed cab driver and passenger on the Market Street Bridge
• Middletown company HydroWorx manufactures underwater treadmills that help wounded veterans
• Wilson Borough police investigating theft of cash from vending machines at Busy Bubbles Laundromat
• Wilson Borough police investigating strong-armed robbery of Square One Exxon on Northampton Street
• Diamond Pet Foods recalls batch of dry dog food in Pennsylvania, 9 other states
• Penn State police investigate hazing incident
• Bomb kills Americans in Afghanistan; John Edwards' lawyer alleges shakedown - PM news links
• Pennsylvania Department of Health says it has received fewer than 30 health complaints from natural gas drilling in the last year
• Route 57 accident in Mansfield Township closes road, involves cement truck and house
• Reports of Pennsylvania dog kennel inspections in 2011 are now online
• Case of horse owner banned from Penn National Race Course goes to federal judge
• North Whitehall Township man allegedly pulls knife on neighbor, attacks girlfriend as she holds baby
• Pennsylvania Health Care Cost Containment Council sheds new light on readmissions
• Fredricksen Library in Camp Hill receives national award for 'Bee Local' program
• Lower Allen Township's Fun Fort reopens today, was rebuilt after fire
• Police help hospital staff serve a mental health warrant in Upper Allen Township
• Federal jury rejects whistle-blower claim by ex-DEP administrator Stephen Bartos
• Allentown man declines to attend preliminary hearing on homicide charges
• Easton roads closed at 7th and Pearl streets for gas-line repair
• Lehigh County man charged with sexually assaulting Phillipsburg girl rejects plea deal
• Former Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic hires lawyer, enters appearance in Commonwealth Court
• Susquehanna Township police: Burglar tries to get inside home while woman sleeps
• Harrisburg police: No charges filed in crash that injured 6-year-old girl
• Easton men indicted on charges that they used counterfeit cash at Phillipsburg mall
• Shoplifter backs car into security officer outside Bethlehem Giant, police say
• Delaware Township incident involves anti-aircraft shell - UPDATE
• Pennsylvania maximum state-funded college grant amount to decrease to $4,210
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• Free kids meals on Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day
• Governor Corbett Highlights Collaboration in Battling Cybercrime
• Ex-Sen. Bob Mellow fined for billing taxpayers for his rent in his building
• Fire near Shermans Dale damages home, displaces 7
• Lehigh County cancels informal reassessment reviews for 1,600 properties
• Low turnout for Pennsylvania primary is disappointing, political experts say
• Easton man hurt when he's hit by car as he walks along Route 611 in Lower Mount Bethel Township
• Sign-up procedure for popular Southern Lehigh elementary school program makes 'orderly' debut
• Two accidents on Interstate 78 East in Hunterdon County cleared and traffic backup eases
• Assault charges against masseur accused of groping client dropped
• Carlisle police investigate apartment burglary
• Palmyra man taken to Hershey Medical Center after South Londonderry Township crash
• Alpha garage fire spreads to home; no one injured
• Upper Allen Township parks vandalized with paint and markers
• Five Guys Burgers and Fries holds Mark Werkheiser family fundraiser today
• Lancaster-Lebanon IU employee assaulted by student who didn't want to wait in line
• Gun fired at vehicle during Perry County road rage incident
• Cedarbrook Nursing home resident experiences his Field of Dreams at Coca-Cola Park
• Easy swap: N.J. Turnpike Authority to replace aging E-ZPass tags
• Express-Times delivery running behind several hours this morning after production issues
• New Hackettstown schools superintendent meets public
• Residents complain about benches around Carlisle's square
• Cumberland Valley students facing discipline for huge food fight
• Lehigh Township crash injures two, authorities say
• Dog Law Enforcement Office is letting commercial breeders slide, advisory board and public contend
• Vehicle accident reported in Newberry Township
• Easton City Council uncertain about commuter tax
• Hackettstown High School lockdown caller threatened to kill students, according to call transcript
• Allentown church leaders, congregations ask for role in hockey arena plans
• Pohatcong Township reaches gridlock on budget
• Bethlehem police, son remember death of officer Danny Rice in crash 15 years ago
• Pollution Control Financing Authority announces completion of landfill's final section
• Saucon Valley School District honors employee of 50 years
• Bethlehem man threatened another man with knife, records say
• Four months after his arrest, Cumberland County Coroner Todd Eckenrode has yet to resign and continues drawing a salary
• Wilson Borough woman sentenced to state prison for drunken-driving pedestrian killing - UPDATE
• Penn State students send cards to Jerry Sandusky's alleged victims; Philadelphia man drives drunk on Ocean City boardwalk - PM news links
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• Fire destroys hay barn on East Hanover Twp. farm in Lebanon County
• Derry Township School District seeks school board member
• N.J.'s top law enforcement officials tell State Police they will not let misconduct compromise public safety
• Penn State students send cards, notes to Jerry Sandusky's alleged victims
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• Three men on top of stranded boat in Merrill Creek Reservoir safely ashore - UPDATE
• Bethlehem announces $3.2 million Main Street streetscape project
• Northampton County Judge Leonard Zito affirms Bethlehem Zoning Hearing Board decision on Elias Farmers Market
• Former Southern Lehigh Middle School teacher gets prison for dealing methamphetamine
• Lopatcong Township School Board approves after-school child care program
• Bethlehem police want public's help in finding wanted man who threatened girlfriend at knife point
• Illegal immigrants used fake IDs at Carlisle Barracks, federal officials say
• Police identify pedestrian, driver involved in East Allen Township construction zone wreck
• Harrisburg man faces life prison term if convicted on federal weapons indictment
• Sen. Pat Vance won't seek fourth term with win in November
• Tuesday's Pennsylvania primaries show money doesn't always buy elections
• Sierra Club says former Morris freeholder may get No. 2 post at Highlands Council
• Dauphin County commissioners award more than $770,000 in grants for soccer, recreation, technology programs
• Ex-Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection official Stephen Bartos portrayed as a bully by former co-workers
• U.S. Rep. Tim Holden's defeat in primary election dissected by political officials, analysts
• Lehigh County primary turnout less than 18 percent of registered voters, official says
• Mike Schlossberg is not challenged by write-in candidate for Rep. Jennifer Mann's seat
• Community garden to open in Mechanicsburg
• Bushkill Township man accused of threatening man with knife in Nazareth park, records say
• Cumberland County starts broadcasting commissioners' meetings on the Internet
• Hershey Theatre announces Apollo Award nominations for high school musicals
• Mount Olive Township police officer and Flanders woman hospitalized after two-car crash
• Questions of the week: Marijuana crimes and school dress codes
• Fire damages house on Valley Road west of Marysville
• Lebanon County man, 7 others indicted by feds in alleged bath salts, synthetic marijuana ring
• Drunken driver looking for dropped phone damages Ocean City boardwalk, police say
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson and police officials will hold crime prevention meeting tonight
• Palmyra OKs loan for new municipal building but not library
• Penn State hires 2 public relations firms for $2.5 million to deal with Sandusky scandal
• Crews fighting barn fire in East Hanover Township
• Hess refinery in New Jersey has to install $45 million in pollution controls
• Hackettstown police: Great Meadows woman charged with driving while intoxicated
• Flemington man pleads guilty to aggravated sexual assault charges
• Police: Lemoyne boy, 12, accused of stabbing dad in chest
• Clinton set to celebrate downtown this weekend
• Former Hershey Entertainment & Resorts employee accused of stealing about $333,000 from company
• Newt Gingrich to end presidential run next week, CNN reports
• Nazareth police issue citation to 16-year-old alleged serial graffiti offender
• Easton police make four drug arrests in West Ward after morning raids - UPDATE
• Phillipsburg police: Criminal mischief to car and business under investigation
• Susquehanna Township man accused of selling drugs to undercover cop
• Lehigh Valley voters cast ballots despite lack of say in presidential nomination
• Republican Ryan Mackenzie defeats Democrat Patrick Slattery in 134th District special election
• Susquehanna Township man accused of beating girlfriend
• State police to accept expired, unwanted prescription drugs
• Burglar enters Halifax home through kitchen, steals owner's purse
• David Argall takes Republican nomination for Pennsylvania Senate seat
• Lehigh Valley air is one of nation's most polluted, group says
• Bethlehem Skateplaza expansion to get under way
• West Side Pool in Bethlehem to reopen
• Cumberland County operation had potential for $10 million worth of marijuana: police
• Longtime Rep. Tim Holden loses try for Democratic nomination in redrawn district
• Pennsylvania primary's low turnout made for easy voter ID test
• Kathleen Kane captures Democratic nomination in Pa. attorney general race
• Harrisburg City Councilwoman Patty Kim wins Democratic nomination in state House 103rd District primary
• It's John McNally vs. Rob Teplitz in race to succeed Sen. Jeff Piccola
• Rick Daugherty wins Democratic primary in Congressional race for Charlie Dent's seat
• Mitt Romney's latest wins mean he can focus on November election
• Bob Casey to face Tom Smith in bid for U.S. Senate seat this fall - UPDATE
• John Maher wins Republican nod for Pennsylvania auditor general
• Matt Cartwright in victory over U.S. Rep. Tim Holden: Time to 'rebuild' - UPDATE
• Kathleen Kane wins Democratic nomination for Pennsylvania attorney general
• Scott Perry wins over half the vote in Republican race to replace Todd Platts; he'll face Democrat Harry Perkinson
• Incumbent Rep. Sue Helm holds on to Republican nomination in 104th state House
• Rick Daugherty beats Jackson Eaton for Democratic nod in the 15th Congressional race
• Crews fight Hampden Township building fire
• Democrat Gene Stilp to challege Congressman Lou Barletta in race for Pennsylvania 11th Congressional District seat
• Michael Regan leading in 92nd state district race
• Rick Santorum says Mitt Romney is 'right guy' for presidential race, after questioning his conservatism
• Former Easton sewer plant employees sue, saying firings followed stray-dog complaints
• Matt Cartwright defeats Tim Holden for Democratic nomination in 17th Congressional District race
• State Rep. RoseMarie Swanger gets GOP nod in 102nd State House District
• Cumberland Valley School District approves budget with tax increase
• Sen. Pat Vance wins party nomination
• Scott Perry has big lead, Harry Perkinson has narrow lead in race to replace Todd Platts
• John Maher wins GOP nomination for auditor general
• Mitt Romney sweeps today's GOP primaries
• Alpha passes budget, will not increase taxes in 2012
• Lehigh Township resident, 20, killed in Bath wreck
• Pat Vance to run for fifth term in Pennsylvania's 31st state Senate district
• Susquehanna Township police use Taser to take knife-wielding teen into custody
• Newt Gingrich says he'll stay in the GOP race through the week
• Mitt Romney wins Pennsylvania, 4 other states' GOP primaries - UPDATE
• Sen. Bob Casey wins Democratic primary against Joseph Vodvarka
• Scott Perry and Ken Lee are early leaders in race to replace Todd Platts
• Pennsylvania primary 2012: Ho-hum voters look toward November
• Belvidere Town Council and police department at odds over overtime
• Penn State president hasn't appeared before the grand jury, his attorney says
• State Rep. RoseMarie Swanger leads in 102nd District race
• Lehigh Valley area to collect prescription drugs as part of National Take Back Day
• Middletown police reopen Mansion House restaurant arson investigation
• Kathleen Kane appears to be leading Patrick Murphy in contested race for Democratic nomination for Pa. attorney general
• Dorney Park unveils Stinger roller coaster, Dinosaurs Alive attraction
• Mitt Romney wins Pennsylvania GOP primary
• Susquehanna Township kidnapping cleared as 'unfounded'
• Ex-Rep. Bill DeWeese to appeal after being sentenced for corruption
• State Senate race in Dauphin County is not a big draw for voters
• Bangor Area School District reconsiders fee for fundraiser benefitting injured student
• 'Death Race 2012': Lopatcong trooper's distinguished career tainted, boss says
• Forks of the Delaware Shad Fishing Tournament returns Saturday to Easton
• Robert Freeman, Joe Emrick and others among Pennsylvania representatives who ran unopposed in primary
• Mitt Romney expects to win all 5 primaries today, is eager to face Obama
• Greenwich Township clerk claims official harassed, threatened her, court documents say
• See primary election results and join in the live chat tonight
• Voter ID test run goes smoothly in Northampton County
• Scott Oliver argues DNA testing exonerates him in latest appeal
• Roseto man pleads guilty in puppy dragging case
• Congressman Tim Holden stops by Josie's New York Deli in Easton
• Warren County blotter: Easton man assaults Washington Township, N.J., police officer
• Authorities say Hanover Township, Northampton County, man stole $7,400 by writing bad check
• Missing woman's body found in Pa. state park
• Hunterdon County blotter: Man flees after striking tree in Franklin Township Wal-Mart parking lot
• Your comments: Are uniforms a valid response to failed dress codes in public schools?
• Longtime Pa. Democratic leader Bill DeWeese sentenced to up to 5 years in prison
• East Penn School Board president questions director's motive for budget information requests
• Pennsylvania could slip into former habits of poor treatment of kennel dogs, animal advocates say
• Hershey Co. reports sales increase in first quarter of 2012
• East Penn School Board debates request for budget proposal with no tax increase
• Rico Herbert arraigned in Monroe County in killing of Joseph J. DeVivo, newspaper reports
• Pennsylvania state Rep. Bill DeWeese resigns hours before corruption sentencing
• Macungie woman allegedy drove drunk with granddaughter in car; BBs damage Penn State building - police blotter
• Swatara Township day care evacuated after dryer fire
• Carlisle woman accused of driving into another woman's car following fight at Walmart
• Route 46 in Hackettstown shut by accident with wires down, according to TransOptions
• Turnout expected to be low; but there are reasons to vote - Pennsylvania primary election news links
• Upper Allen Township police report spree of thefts from unlocked vehicles
• Where to get election results for 2012 Pennsylvania primary
• Delaware River basin on agenda of U.S. Senate subcommittee
• Decision 2012: Only a quarter of central Pennsylvania voters expected to vote in state's primary
• Let us know how photo ID checks go this morning at Pennsylvania primary polls
• Finishing Army Heritage and Education Center near Carlisle could get tougher as spotlight grows on national museum in Virginia
• Bethlehem Area School board appoints Fountain Hill Mayor Jose Rosado as college trustee
• Solicitor's legal tab to Harrisburg School District hits $116,000
• Susquehanna Township School Board revisits dress code for middle and high school students
• Report: Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich says he'll 'reassess' if he doesn't do well in Tuesday's primaries
• Derry Township School District moves to raise taxes even as budgets are cut
• Saucon Valley School Board approves one to one initiative to grant students iPads
• Parkland acting principal to lead Liberty High School next year
• Ron Angle offers check to Bangor Area School Board to explore random drug testing policy
• Glenn Eckhart fights claims he holds Lehigh County Controller position illegally
• Allentown countersues developer Abraham Atiyeh in response to hockey arena legal challenge
• Upper Mount Bethel Township to be the site for proposed composting facility
• Phillipsburg writes off nearly $130,000 in uncollected business loans
• Thieves take $15,000 in tobacco products and cash from Lower Allen convenience store
• Indian Tower in Upper Nazareth Township again sprayed with graffiti
• Warren County Technical School students win big at SkillsUSA competition
• Hackettstown area accountant faces sentencing in $670 million insurance fraud scheme
• Wilson Borough votes to change community center rates
• Lower Allen Township police serve drug warrants
• Warren County blotter: Allamuchy Township man threatens to kill man at knife-point, authorities say
• Former Pennsylvania Horse Racing official Michael Dillon claims he had to act quickly when he banned Michael Gill entries at Penn National
• Lower Macungie Township woman allegedly beat mother with meat mallet, faces attempted homicide charge
• Former Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources administrator Stephen Bartos was fired for racial slurs, threats, not whistle-blowing, DEP says
• Harrisburg man charged in infant daughter's death said injuries were caused when he tried to administer CPR
• Two years late, 2009 Harrisburg audit nears completion
• Man robs Bethlehem apartment at gunpoint demanding drugs, money
• Municipalities continue joining Allentown hockey arena lawsuit, despite settlement offer
• Convicted sex offender granted parole on minimum sentence
• Upper Nazareth Township man accused of sexually abusing girl for eight years heads to trial
• State trooper from Lopatcong Township suspended amid high-speed caravan investigation - UPDATE
• Deputy AG urges long prison term for Rep. Bill Deweese for 'flagrant expressions of contempt' for judicial system
• Easton man allegedly claimed he punched wife in self-defense, police say
• Paranormal TV Network show features Middletown Public Library
• Governor Corbett Expresses Condolences on Death of Andrew J. Gleason
• Allentown man faces heroin charge after search at city shop, police said
• Man charged in road rage incident; Woman tells police someone stole 12-pack of beer, photo of Ben Roethlisberger - Bethlehem police blotter
• Man charged after jumping into Susquehanna River with a gun, police say
• FLSmidth Inc. headquarters to get an energy makeover
• State joins Dauphin County, Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson's push to block City Council's bankruptcy appeal
• Former 'ER' star Noah Wyle arrested in protest; Police chief in Trayvon Martin case to resign - PM news links
• Lawmakers to stick to $35/week grocery budget to make a point about food stamps
• Governor Corbett Declares Disaster Emergency for Spring Storm
• Harrisburg man says he was robbed by 8 males
• Lancaster man beaten by crowd after driving into pizza shop, Harrisburg police say
• Dad charged in death of 2-month-old Harrisburg girl
• Whitehall Township residents have one week left to apply for commissioner appointment
• East Penn School Board to vote on charter, cyber school funding reform resolution
• $1 million Powerball ticket sold in York
• With snow in western Pa., governor declares emergency
• Primary Election Day is tomorrow; voters will be asked for ID
• Spring storm brings snow, rain to Northeast
• Mitt Romney campaigns in Pennsylvania with potential vice president pick
• Cumberland County victims' rights rally to be held Thursday in Carlisle
• Allentown grocery store clerk fires shots at would-be robbers
• Speed limit lowered on part of turnpike because of snow in western Pa.
• Warren County blotter: Phillipsburg woman allegedly helped steal three drills from Home Depot
• Sharon Rodavich, aide to state Rep. Bill DeWeese, gets 5 years of probation in corruption case
• Did New Jersey State Police escort 'Death Race'? One day from Pennsylvania primary election - AM news links
• Heavy rain storm calms wildfire threat; Johnstown, Pa., faces snowstorm
• Allentown fire chases nine from apartments; one person hurt
• Easton police have no further details on weekend shootings, say drugs 'at crux' of most recent violence
• Soggy week could lessen fire threat with no flood risk
• Former Mayor Stephen R. Reed is under fire for Harrisburg's debt
• Car hydroplanes off Route 33 in Bushkill Township and strikes tree, Pennsylvania State Police report
• Route 11/15 in Marysville remains closed after power lines come down across road
• Sentencing for Pennsylvania state Rep. Bill DeWeese will end career
• Two accused in Carlisle hotel disturbance
• Free breakfast at Subway is as easy as 1-2-3-4
• 'Thurgood Marshall's Coming!' to be screened, discussed at Lafayette College
• At Penn State, one more chance to remember Joe Paterno
• WNTI-FM 91.9 radio's 'Uncle Pete' Hoff inducted into chapter of Blues Hall of Fame
• Phillipsburg author Frank Greenagel shoots Phillipsburg's historical buildings and duplexes for new book
• George Zimmerman released from Florida jail
• George Zimmerman released from Florida jail
• April showers bring heavy wind, and even snow, to the Northeast
• Members of 'Harrisburg 13' recall lawsuit, receive praise for activism
• Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School indoor percussion ensemble earns second place in worldwide event
• Forks Township supervisor revives skate park talk
• White Township officials and residents say compost facility is dumping runoff on properties
• Harrisburg celebrates Earth Day with Broad Street Market bike race
• Martins Creek musician looks to bring communities together with Belvidere performance
• Vermont a battleground over right of parents to refuse immunizations for school-age children
• Pennsylvania's Department of Environmental Protection rejects impaired label for Susquehanna River
• Dauphin County President Judge Todd Hoover defends ruling on separate receiver for Harrisburg's incinerator
• March for Babies attempts to raise $450,000 at Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
• Swatara Township is in transition as it seeks two new commissioners and a finance director
• Silver Spring Township's fired manager says he's confused by decision
• Election 2012: One day until the Pennsylvania primary
• Man robbed in Bangor park after responding to Craigslist ad, police say
• Bikers in annual 'Bunny Run' bring smiles, stuffed Easter bunnies to Ronald McDonald House in Hershey
• Middletown woman killed in Perry County crash
• Philadelphia Flyers take series from Pittsburgh Penguins with 5-1 victory
• Q&A: Dr. Keith Cheng, researcher at Penn State's College of Medicine, shares views on using animals in scientific research
• Easton police respond to shots fired reports in two areas; no injuries or property damage reported
• Charles R. Buchman, served 20 years in the U.S. Air Force - Obituaries today
• Wilson Community Center to host breakfast fundraiser for Mark Werkheiser's children
• Earth Day: Push for local agriculture, products is growing
• U.S. and Afghanistan finalize strategic partnership deal
• Renaming Beaver Stadium after him 'was never important' to former Penn State coach Joe Paterno, source says
• Penn State Harrisburg students make big ideas practical at Engineering Capstone Design Conference
• Changing philosophy alters animals' role in scientific research
• Cumberland County dog kennel is closed after federal investigation focused on lab animals
• Analysis: GOP primary has little drama, again
• As more people demand better protection for animals, laws don't always keep pace
• Dickinson College board of trustees approves $46 million campus expansion project
• Easton Area School District releases details of flexible scheduling
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson to speak at Broad Street Market on Earth Day
• Hunterdon County Polytech students win 35 medals in state competition
• Chris Reilly raises more than $192,000 in 7-way race
• ArtsQuest's SteelStacks seen as mostly successful in its first year
• Hellertown Borough Council approves new zoning districts
• Running for Rachel 5K event honors Elizabethtown College graduate's life
• 900 scouts celebrate 100th anniversary of the Girl Scout movement
• Somebody Do Something: Old Scout camp buildings in disarray
• Whitehall Township soldier injured in Afghanistan gets hero's welcome
• West Ward, South Easton residents march against violence
• Harrisburg man stabbed Friday night, police say
• Watergate figure and Prison Fellowship Ministries founder, Charles Colson, dies at 80
• John Callahan, Sal Panto Jr. considering Northampton County executive run
• Warren Hills students create superhero for safe driving
• Northampton Community College looking at more Bethlehem Steel buildings for expansion
• Watergate figure and Prison Fellowship Ministries founder, Charles Colson, dies at 80
• Franklin Township man spends years trying to get public records
• Kingwood Township wants ideas for Horseshoe Bend Park
• Pocono high school teacher accused of 'inappropriate' relationship with student, police say
• Floyd Z. 'Fede' Holmes, carpenter and landlord - Obituaries today
• Families flock to Clinton for annual Pete Pender Memorial Fishing Derby
• Strong thunderstorm expected to thrash Cumberland County
• Flood watch announced for Hunterdon County
• Three more Secret Service agents out in wake of Colombia prostitution scandal
• Penn State Harrisburg hosts engineering meet to highlight projects
• Carlisle police investigate attempted armed home invasion in borough
• Penn State asst. atheltic director Mark Sherburne fired over documents; Parents of triplets in bus-dump truck crash sue - AM news links
• Two Allentown families displaced by fire
• Free and low-cost fun for families at Mechanicsburg Earth Day Festival
• Five Questions: Moravian College Assistant Professor Christie Gilson discusses Fulbright appointment
• Harrisburg man charged in carjacking, shooting on Elmerton Avenue
• Midtown Scholar Bookstore to hold forum that celebrates 20th anniversary of former Mayor Stephen Reed lawsuit
• Penn State assistant athletic director Mark Sherburne fired over documents, reports say
• Dismissal of Penn State Associate AD was related to child sex abuse case, according to sources
• 4 seek Democratic nod for House seat held by Ron Buxton
• Warren County landfill authority hired special investigator without setting pay
• Man sued over failed utilities deal with Bethlehem Township, Pa., wants suit tossed
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., man: 'I'm the Silent Bandit,' court records say - UPDATE
• Newberry Township's Hogan's Bar and Grill at Valley Green Golf Course offers up a 17-pound burger challenge
• Olympus Corp. whistleblower wants answer on dismissal
• Drugs, alcohol ruled out in fatal New Jersey bus-dump truck crash
• Joe Paterno's family talks about rocky Penn State relationship; Kutztown student accused of selling pills on campus - PM news links
• March today against violence in Easton
• Woman who forged more than $30,000 in mother's checks receives probation
• Phillipsburg Riverview Organization eviction hearing raises legal questions
• Bethlehem police, robbery victim chase down suspect after he steals chain, slashes victim - UPDATE
• Easton man sentenced to three years in state prison for setting fire to Harmony Township home
• Two displaced after cigarette starts Harrisburg fire
• Aggressive drivers in New Jersey face stiffer penalties for causing injuries
• Derry Township School Board member resigns
• Allentown man pleads guilty to fatal crash that killed girlfriend
• Cigars International eyeing cigar bar in Allentown hockey arena
• Bethlehem Area School Board to vote on minority college trustee appointment
• Forks Township supervisors pan Easton commuter tax
• Saucon Valley launches environmental center project
• Route 611 in Williams Township reopens early
• Suspect in Williams Township killing: Victim 'woke up after I shot him the first time'
• Penn State offers no details on assistant athletic director Mark Sherburne's job status
• PPL Corp. scores high on customer satisfaction survey
• Candidates John McNally, Rob Teplitz win "money primary" in 15th state Senate race
• Allentown basement fire displaces five adults, two children
• Democrats hope to take over Sen. Jeff Piccola's Dauphin County-based seat
• Bethlehem man charged after sale of stolen laptop traced to his apartment
• Gas prices start falling after 4-month surge to nearly $4 per gallon
• Among candidates vying to challenge Sen. Bob Casey Jr., only 3 have a chance to face him, observers say
• Bath man faces up to 10 years in state prison for sexually assaulting teenager
• Highspire Borough Council will fund the Citizens Fire Co. again after fire officials resign
• Allentown police unveil new program for texting anonymous crime tips
• Walnutport man had part in two Lehigh Township burglaries, police say
• Your comments: What steps do you take to save money on gas?
• Jose Feliciano, of Easton, sentenced to life in prison for killing N.J. priest - UPDATE
• Bushkill Township motorcycle accident sends rider to hospital
• Route 519 two-vehicle crash in Frelinghuysen injures motorcyclist
• Joe Paterno's family talks about rocky Penn State relationship
• Tow-truck driver's death highlights need to follow law, mom says
• Mechanicsburg woman hospitalized after crash
• Man burns to death in York County parking lot; firefighters spend 12+ hours at Adams County sawmill
• Emergency crews respond to ammonia leak in Swatara Township
• Lower Dauphin High School students to stage, direct short plays for 'Dramapalooza' event
• Harrisburg Authority board member Bill Cluck launches write-in campaign for Pa. House seat
• Pair of Easton women allegedly steal $700 worth of merchandise from Kmart
• Overturned car slows traffic on Interstate 81 in Silver Spring Township
• Budget secretary Charles Zogby explains budget to mostly receptive West Shore Chamber of Commerce audience
• West Shore School District sells closed elementary to Maryland-based Islamic educational group
• Obama, Dems bring in $53 million in March; Romney and GOP, $27 million
• George Zimmerman apologizes to Trayvon Martin's parents, can be released on bond
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• Giant Food Store in Susquehanna Township plans to sell beer by fall
• Man already accused of killing aunt is charged with sexual assault
• Bullets fired at Lower Macungie Township homes in separate incidents, police say
• Some neighbors of Camp Hill's Fredricksen Library worry that proposed farmers market would add to 'congestion overload'
• Teachers in the Carlisle Area School District accept lower pay raises to avoid furloughs
• Trickster offers to clear Lower Macungie Township woman's yard while accomplice steals her cash, police say
• Lehigh County is site today of 'major catastrophic event' drill from the Pennsylvania Department of Health
• Lower Swatara police seek information about fatal motorcycle crash
• Harrisburg City Council meets COO candidate - but who will wield power?
• Obituaries: Lee Javitch, built Giant Food Stores from Carlisle market his father founded
• Penn State assistant athletic director out of a job
• Philadelphia man surrenders to face drug charge; Carlisle police seek his partner in alleged cocaine deal
• New York's Holland Tunnel will shut New Jersey-bound 1 a.m. to 8 a.m. Saturday and Sunday
• Penn State fans rally to honor Joe Paterno at this weekend's Blue-White Game
• Upper Macungie Township woman allegedly shoplifts birthday cake; teen accused of flip flop assault in Lowhill Township - police blotter
• Monroe County man sought by police after assault, car theft
• Phillipsburg School Board bans home-school students from sports
• Pennsylvania unemployment rate down slightly while New Jersey's holds steady
• Pitt gets more bomb threats; police seize computers
• Joe Paterno's estate offered $5.5 million by Penn State
• Steelton woman killed on road near M. Harvey Taylor Bridge had fled hospital
• Democratic candidates Karl Singleton, Roy Christ agree that Marcellus Shale drillers should be taxed
• Two Harrisburg men charged in connection with latest homicide in city
• Twix candy wrapper fingerprints lead to arrest of Bethlehem man, police say
• Easton woman impersonates juveniles' moms to get them out of police custody, cops say
• Centenary College to host national equestrian championships
• Allentown school officials suggest doubling proposed tax hike to 5.2 percent
• Easton police issue drug-related arrest warrants for three people with alleged gang ties
• Ohio men plead guilty to Blairstown drug store break-in
• Allentown brush fire cause unknown, official says
• Despite apparent lack of natural gas, Northampton County Council passes fracking fee
• Dauphin County seeks fees, court costs from Harrisburg City Council attorney
• 'Silent Bandit' linked to Bethlehem bank robbery now suspected of Raritan Township holdup try
• New Jersey Highlands Council appoints Gene Feyl executive director
• Two men indicted on charges of selling heroin near Washington elementary school
• Northampton Community College remembers fallen Freemansburg police officer Robert Lasso
• Ex-DEP employee claims he was fired for uncovering fraud; DEP claims he was ousted for being a bully
• Lower Saucon man is second suspect in Bethlehem home invasion
• Students at the Goddard School in Hampden Township build igloo from plastic milk jugs for Earth Day
• Forks Township liver recipient, St. Luke's University Hospital promote organ donation
• Bethlehem police say man stabbed in robbery, suspect in custody
• Penn State offers estimated $5.5 million to settle former coach Joe Paterno's contract
• Penn State finalizes millions in payments to Joe Paterno's estate
• Upper Saucon Township man stabs son in chest with steak knife, police say
• Ken Lee is only Harrisburg-area candidate vying for 4th Congressional District seat
• Pennsylvania state trooper slain while doing undercover work honored in Williamsport
• Ex-Allentown school security guard admits buying marijuana from student
• Harry Perkinson, Democratic candidate for 4th Congressional District, says job creation is his top priority
• Hackettstown woman accused of assaulting emergency room doctor, security guard
• Capital City Airport manager says Army has put plans to move Lakota school from here on 'indefinite hold'
• Man accused of sexually assaulting Lower Macungie Township girl waives hearing
• ZooAmerica introduces two new cranes, Ichabod and Peanut
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson: 'I am still CEO of this city'
• Dawn Martin left Holy Spirit Hospital shortly before throwing herself into speeding traffic near Camp Hill, police say
• I-81 north exit ramp to Routes 22/322 West in Susquehanna Twp. reopened
• Meeting with Greg Hild, Chevron’s manager of business planning and development f...
• Four U.S. troops dead in Afghanistan helicopter crash; Etan Patz case renewed - PM news links
• Harrisburg Authority board of director member Bill Cluck considers last minute write-in campaign in 103rd state House race
• Pennsylvania jobless rate drops, payrolls expand in March
• University of Pittsburgh gets at least 6 more bomb threats today
• Three 13-year-old Shippensburg students charged in middle school marijuana bust
• Beaver County Resident Awarded Victims’ Rights Award
• California man gets no prison for sexually assaulting Allentown girl 25 years ago
• Nearly 20,000 Penn State alumni cast trustee ballots
• Mitt Romney-Barack Obama presidential race is very close, polls show
• Critz Cosponsors Legislation to Stop Student Loan Interest Rates from Doubling this Year
• Carlisle man turns himself in after cops say he dropped gun in hit-and-run
• Nazareth seniors being targeted by phone scammers, police chief says
• Sutliff Volkswagen in Harrisburg celebrates grand re-opening
• Record Store Day, Theory of a Deadman and more in Friday's EXPOSED
• Donna M. Brush Hawk, worked for 10 years at Redner's Market as a produce clerk - Obituaries today
• Swatara Township police arrest suspect in several Harrisburg-area burglaries
• Interstate 81 exit ramp in Susquehanna Township remains closed after overturned tractor trailer
• Easton police charge man in shooting of house in 1000 block of Ferry Street
• Easton mayor, police call news conference to discuss early morning raids
• South Whitehall Township to join lawsuit over Allentown Neighborhood Improvement Zone
• Escort describes dispute with Secret Service agent; sex offenders being moved to other New Jersey prisons - AM news links
• Questions of the week: Curfews and farmers markets
• Carlisle neighborhood groups help drive town's serious crime rate to lowest point since 2005
• Dent Votes for Legislation to Encourage Small Business Job Growth
• Pennsylvania attorney general hopefuls put focus on experience
• Harrisburg rapper J. Bair's video goes against grain, slams violence
• Heritage Village plan approved in Upper Nazareth Township
• Who will be the boss in Harrisburg?
• Oxford Township Committee fixes flawed public records ordinance
• Dick Clark, the 'world's oldest teenager,' remembered as a man who took an interest in people
• State House candidate Scott Perry says 2002 case was far from criminal
• Candidates in state House race agree money needs to reach classrooms
• Washington reconsidering shared police services contract
• South Whitehall Township to sue over Allentown hockey arena tax zone
• ArtsQuest unveils 40-foot glass sculpture at SteelStacks in Bethlehem
• Upper Allen Township to solicit bids for sewage plant upgrades
• Dick Clark has died of heart attack at 82
• Family of 10-month-old killed in babysitter's care: 'Justice was served'
• Teens charged with harassing nesting birds along Susquehanna River
• Allentown pools study suggests $11.37 million in renovations, new facilities
• Warren County prosecutor appoints former office veteran first assistant prosecutor
• Sod cutter stolen in Upper Allen Township
• Warren County lakes, pond added to New Jersey fish-consumption advisory
• Easton Area School District approves tax abatement zone for city
• Clymer Village in Lopatcong Township evacuated due to smoke from malfunctioning HVAC unit - UPDATE
• Northampton County officials share dim views of Allentown Neighborhood Improvement Zone, unwilling to take stance
• 83-year-old Easton man repeatedly raped 8-year-old boy, police say
• British journalist Katty Kay discusses politics, media with DeSales University students
• UGI Utlities Inc. announces utilities upgrades for Easton and Allentown areas
• Washington gives interim borough manager chance to win job
• Red Mill Museum Village hosting ghost tours
• Easton Area School District to receive more than $2.1 million for literacy initiatives
• Bethlehem's Burnside Plantation to be open for monthly family farming activities
• Easton man, 60, sexually assaulting two girls, police report
• Three Secret Service agents out after Colombia scandal; Justin Bieber impersonator arrested - PM news links
• Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corp. endorses Neighborhood Improvement Zone
• Fourteen submit applications for Allentown City Council vacancy
• Bethlehem cyclists beaten, robbed; four face charges - UPDATE
• More land donated to the Joseph E. Ibberson Conservation Area
• Summerfair parade back on the schedule in Carlisle thanks to local donors
• Harrisburg family gets a scare after armed man bursts into home, police say
• LANTA breaks ground on $13 million garage
• Repairs scheduled for intersection of Route 39 and U.S. Route 22 in West Hanover Township
• SciTech students help clean up Central Allison Hill Community Center
• Friday is the deadline for nominations for Pa. middle and elementary schools to enter into competition for three $100,000 fitness centers
• Former Boiling Springs High School teacher indicted in federal drug case has charges dismissed
• Altmire: Western PA Economy Depends on Solid Infrastructure
• Allentown man allegedly sends threatening text messages to Bethlehem woman, threatening to shoot her
• Easton man charged in Bethlehem home invasion assault, records say
• Dick Clark, perennial New Year's Eve host, dies at age 82
• Group wants Carlisle-based Giant Food Stores to disclose how much it pays in state income taxes
• Camp Curtin Memorial-Mitchell United Methodist Church named to historic list
• Governor Corbett Announces Canadian Manufacturer to Relocate to Montgomery County, Create New Jobs
• Steelton woman, 30, killed walking on Harvey Taylor Bridge Bypass in Cumberland County
• Upper Nazareth Township supervisors expected to vote tonight on Heritage Village
• Pennsylvania casinos collect $61 million from table games last month
• Tree trimmer injured after falling on running chain saw in Lebanon County
• Rick Santorum mailer says Mitt Romney 'frightens me'; campaign says it was ordered before he left race
• Harsco gets contract to expand Porsche research facility in Germany
• Jerry Sandusky book 'Game Over' angers Joe Paterno's family
• U.S. News & World Report honors Penn State Harrisburg's School of Public Affairs, part-time M.B.A.
• Governor Corbett Announces 2012 Environmental Excellence Awards Winners
• Easton marches against violence to join up at Centre Square, organizer says
• Coopersburg officials make Jonathan Mack mayor again
• Hazing costs Franklin & Marshall women's lacrosse coach her job
• Easton shooting 'not random,' police say, but few other details released
• Man swallowed heroin during arrest for retail theft in North Londonderry Township, police say
• Person hit by several vehicles, killed in East Pennsboro Township
• Allentown brush fire beaten back and residents allowed back in homes, assistant chief says
• Vigil for homicide victim Francisco Oquendo-Nieves held in Harrisburg's Allison Hill
• Buddies needed for Special Olympics event at the Navy base
• Governor Corbett Announces Nominations, Appointments
• Silver Spring Township supervisors mum on manager firing
• Vice chairman of Democratic National Committee to be in Bethlehem today
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• Hampden Township man's wish to return World War II relic to Japanese family has gone unfulfilled
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• Dent Votes for Infrastructure Development
• Bethlehem Area School District urges Vitalistic Therapeutic Charter School to begin closure
• Allentown group home, art gallery proposal draws criticism from residents
• Ocean Spray plans to open Lehigh Valley operations by September 2013
• Greenwich Township school budget passes; Readington Township voters narrowly defeat school budget
• Hackettstown Regional officials unshaken by shutdown of Hackensack University Medical Center's organ transplant program
• Possible BB or pellet fired from Harrisburg school bus has officials concerned
• Republicans Joe Eisenhauer, Tom Hawk challenge State Rep. RoseMarie Swanger for 102nd District seat
• Pennsylvania's 15th U.S. Congressional District candidates Jackson Eaton and Rick Daughtery test waters in midstate
• Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney espouses differences between him and President Barack Obama at Lancaster County GOP dinner
• Hunterdon County open space money will help pay land debts
• Easton Area School Board hears breakdown of teaching staff cuts
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle in East Pennsboro Township
• Woman flown from scene of crash along Route 22/322
• Easton Area School Board votes for 2.2 percent tax increase
• Humane Society of Harrisburg Area will host its 15th annual 5K Run/Walk for the Animals
• Curfew changes could be coming to Highspire
• Abraham Atiyeh proposes three more Bethlehem drug rehab centers
• Goodwill to offer shred day on Saturday at Hampden Center
• Power affected in Greenwich Township after car hits utility pole on Greenwich Church Road
• Parkland High School principal to retire after 19 years with district
• Easton Area School District sports director saves lacrosse, indoor track from chopping block
• New St. Luke's Hospital in Phillipsburg CEO Scott Wolfe outlines immediate goals
• Dauphin County Recycling Center to host open house on Saturday
• Fahy Bridge lane in Bethlehem to be realigned to improve pedestrian safety
• Man dies following motorcycle accident in Lower Swatara Township
• Warren Buffett announces he has prostate cancer
• Group calls Lehigh University study of hamsters' sex drive a waste of taxpayer dollars
• Natural gas drilling creates spinoff jobs in wildlife, software
• Carlisle police searching for man who ran from traffic accident
• Phillies manager Charlie Manuel coming to Carlisle car show April 26
• Lehigh University study weighing the effect of a diet on sex drive in hamsters is No. 7 on 'Most Ridiculous Research on Animals' list
• Donley Awards recognize star students in Northampton, Lehigh counties
• Easton police 'still investigating' several violent crimes as grand jury considers Matthew Kelly killing
• Carlisle state police find missing autistic boy, 4, near pond
• Disbanded Berks-Lehigh Regional police accuse Upper Macungie Township of unfair labor practices
• Police arrest Carlisle man accused of stalking 17-year-old girl
• 911: No one hurt in Lower Paxton Township house fire
• Sara Ganim, Patriot-News staff awarded Pulitzer Prize for coverage of Jerry Sandusky case
• Monroe County house explosion, fatal car fire linked, police report
• Revival Fire Ministries allowed to move to old Larry Holmes restaurant
• U.S. Sen. Bob Casey pushes energy plan that touts natural gas and calls for government action against price-fixing, speculation
• Northampton Community College trustee appointment debate continues
• Central Dauphin School Board faces vote on budget that calls for furloughs, program cuts and higher taxes
• East Pennsboro School Board reverses vote and allows high school Gay Straight club
• Lower Dauphin School District lists program cuts to eliminate shortfall
• Phillipsburg School Board does not renew Superintendent Mark B. Miller's contract, choose George Chando as replacement
• Susquehanna River and its tributaries hit drought levels
• No decision made on potential teacher, program cuts at Nazareth Area School District
• Harrisburg police investigating BB gun shooting from school bus
• Bethlehem Township, Pa. officials express doubts over Route 191 gas station
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., officials move toward preventing prison submissions after losing lawsuit
• Attorney Stanley Margle III will not be charged with drunken driving, prosecutor says
• U.S. Rep. Leonard Lance visits Greenwich Township post office to protest calls for higher taxes
• Drug manufacturing charge against Nazareth woman withdrawn
• Senate Republicans block President Barack Obama's 'Buffett rule;' Oklahoma tornado claims sixth victim - PM news links
• Asbestos cleanup begins in Northampton County Courthouse law library
• Montgomery Township, Pa. man found guilty of harassing Lehigh University professor
• Record high temperature recorded in Lehigh Valley, according to National Weather Service
• Pulitzer committee praises Sara Ganim, Patriot-News 'for courageously revealing and adeptly covering the explosive Penn State sex scandal'
• Altmire Welcomes Medal of Honor for Western Pennsylvania Veteran
• Bernie O'Hare files defamation lawsuit against Tricia Mezzacappa
• Pennsylvania Department of Transporation to sweep Route 15 in Cumberland County this week
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• Sara Ganim, Patriot-News staff win Pulitzer Prize for Jerry Sandusky coverage
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• Bethlehem starts $9.4 million wastewater treatment facility upgrade
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• Slatington man's killer takes plea deal
• Parents angry over Cumberland County's decision to close Hildebrandt child care center
• Penn State president subpoenaed to testify about Jerry Sandusky investigation
• Whitehall Township man gets prison for brutally beating girlfriend, roommate
• Mike Manzo, last defendant in Bonusgate case, sentenced to 18 to 48 months in state prison
• Harrisburg police receive multiple reports of gunfire over weekend
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• Bethlehem police blotter: Mailboxes damaged in criminal mischief spree; Fights reported at Residence Inn, J.P. MacGrady's Pub
• Murderer loses appeal in 1983 Lehigh County truck stop shooting
• Bethlehem man waves gun at neighbors during argument, police say
• Bethlehem man assaults girlfriend with TV remote, threatens her with knife, police report
• Sara Ganim talks about Pulitzer-winning Jerry Sandusky coverage: video
• PA Gov. Tom Corbett blasts magazine article exploring his role in Paterno, Spanier firing
• Police called to scene of Bethlehem burglary after caller finds items left by fleeing suspects, police say
• Crooked Hill post office to accept taxes until midnight Tuesday
• Car stolen from Bethlehem involved in pursuit, assault on police in New Jersey, authorities say
• Hackettstown School District receives state grant
• Jerry Sandusky coverage garners recognition from victim groups, awards
• Man mooned motorists, Lebanon County police say
• Governor Corbett Ceremonially Signs Small Games of Chance Bill in Cumberland County
• Woman stole jewelry from elderly Palmyra-area woman, police say
• Former Bill DeWeese aide to be sentenced in Bonusgate case
• North Middleton police seek man in sexual assault
• Electric service in Lower Swatara should be restored shortly
• Weather: Today will feel more like July than April
• Palmyra youth charged with stealing from vehicles
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• Allentown murder victim was angry at men in car when fatal shots came from the rear seat, according to court papers
• Mitt Romney begins search for running mate
• Man threw scooter at car, Carlisle police say
• Warren County men charged with weapons offenses in Hackettstown
• Man charged with assaulting Hackettstown cops after fight with his brother, police report
• Hershey woman lands a leading role in 'Ghost the Musical' on Broadway
• Mobile methamphetamine lab discovered during Plainfield Township traffic stop, police report - UPDATE
• Carlisle police seek Newville man in assault case
• Carlisle couple defrauded while attempting to get loan
• Carlisle man charged with stalking
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• Mount Pocono, Pa., woman dies of injuries from Monroe County car accident, Lehigh County coroner reports
• It's going to be very hot and very dry today, but the National Weather Service says that happens sometimes in April
• A District of Columbia holiday buys extra time to file taxes
• Lyme disease could get early start this year
• Bethlehem police see advantage of using online service to auction seized, confiscated items
• Patrick Slattery, Ryan Mackenzie to square off in 134th District special election
• Delaware River pollution report blasted by Pennsylvania governor's office
• Riegelsville, Williams Township businesses worried about Route 611 detour
• Ethel Winters was 'strong, resilient' partner to Maj. Dick Winters of 'Band of Brothers'
• Water rules pushed for all drillers in Pennsylvania
• Three charged in Allentown club shooting that killed Brooklyn man, wounded Bethlehem man - UPDATE
• Pennsylvania teacher retirement system wagers on weather
• Dole recalls bagged salads for salmonella risk
• Tax tips for the last minutes: Deadline to file is Tuesday
• In the state Senate 15th District race, connections and background matter
• Harrisburg-area grocery stores do not sell recalled salad bags, managers say
• Message delivery might decide race in state House's 92nd District
• Central Dauphin School District to air 'painful' 2012-13 budget
• Canines strut their stuff at third annual America on Wheels bulldog beauty contest
• Harmony Township firefighters respond to structure fire
• Easton man wanted on warrant gave false name, had heroin, police say
• Two injured in accident on Union Boulevard in Allentown
• David M. Crossman, proudly and honorably served in the U.S. Army - Obituaries today
• Documentary on childhood sexual abuse wants to help Harrisburg-area victims seek help in healing
• Philadelphia-area groups protest Milton Hershey School decision on HIV-positive student
• PennDOT to finish sweeping work on Interstate 81
• Election 2012: Eight days until Pennsylvania's primary
• Harrisburg police investigate shooting of 16-year-old boy near North Sixth and Maclay
• Recipients of federal benefits will have to receive payments electronically by March 2013
• Police seek public's help in finding Upper Mount Bethel Township cemetery vandals
• Bill O'Reilly returning to State Theatre in Easton
• Some in Pennsylvania GOP seem to back Sen. Bob Casey quietly
• Ryan Mackenzie, Arlene Dabrow to vie for Republican nomination in 134th District primary
• Service honors Philadelphia firefighters killed in warehouse blaze
• Ray Gricar mystery: DA's privacy adds to intrigue surrounding his disappearance
• Titanic sank 100 years ago, killing 1,500; events near and far mark anniversary
• Concert review: Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra shines through Richard Strauss' imaginative tour de force
• Lehigh County crash victim awarded more than $1 million
• Couple's vision uncovers Carlisle jewels
• Harrisburg Kennel Club's new rally obedience competition draws award-winning canines
• Historical Society of Dauphin County re-creates Titantic's final first-class dinner
• Greenwich Township School Board election has six candidates vying for three spots
• Slate Belt on display in Bangor native's mixed martial arts bout in Atlantic City
• Warren and Hunterdon county drug courts report success as Gov. Chris Christie pushes to them
• Don Cunningham, Robert Donchez likely opponents in 2013 Bethlehem mayoral race
• Democratic candidates spar over Northampton County for 17th Congressional District seat
• Readington Township schools propose collecting less tax money
• U.S. Rep Lou Barletta hopes to woo new congressional district
• Highspire fire company chairman, president resign during financial investigation
• Easton Area Public Library is site of students' wedding
• Easton, Crayola, McDonald's caught in standoff over Two Rivers Landing property
• Best Buy reveals 50 locations set to close this year
• Lehigh Valley representatives support shrinking the legislature but differ on details
• Phillipsburg Shave for the Brave raises money for kids with cancer, honors Easton native David Heard
• Washington Township skier earns second place honors in national competition
• Red Mill Museum Village Revolutionary War exhibit shows 'A Community Divided'
• Plainfield Township supervisor challenges farmland preservation tax
• Harrisburg teachers don't want to strike next year, but ...
• Frozen yogurt trend finally hits midstate
• Easton Mason's lodge finds land deed predating United States
• Michael F. Sabatine, a retired journeyman electrician for IBEW Local 367 - Obituaries today
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• North Middleton Township man wanted on sexual assault and other charges
• Easton shooting sends one to hospital
• Longtime Lopatcong Township School Board member escapes fire - UPDATE
• Where is the $1 billion in property tax relief from slot machines?
• 'They're always shooting,' Harrisburg residents say of area near city's fifth homicide of year
• Bear spotted in Susquehanna Township
• Tuna product used in sushi linked to salmonella; 5 sickened in Pennsylvania
• Phillipsburg convicted sex offender indicted Wednesday on weapons, sex-offense-related charges
• Phillipsburg copper burglar receives jail time after drug arrest
• John Karoly's sons want lawsuit over $1 million verdict tossed
• William Kimmel cleared of all charges in near-fatal wife-beating case
• Easton police investigate death of infant found in pool - UPDATE
• St. Luke's University Hospital's frivolous lawsuit claim rejected by jury in Charles Cullen-related case
• The American Red Cross of the Greater Lehigh Valley's 'Boardwalk Bash' in Bethlehem
• Mike and Ike breakup marketing campaign coming to TV, radio and billboards
• Flemington Speedway history rolling into Holland Township Sunday
• Lehigh Valley residents fear state cuts to human services programs
• St. Luke's Hospital in Phillipsburg names Scott Wolfe its new president
• Harrisburg man beaten, stabbed during home invasion
• Rick Santorum's departure from GOP primary hurts TV, radio stations
• Celebrity chef Robert Irvine revisits Dodge City Restaurant in Harrisburg
• Helicopter over Delaware and Lehigh rivers was spraying for black fly suppression
• Ducklings plucked from storm drain prepare for a foster home
• Bangor native Scott Heckman prevails over Lester Caslow in mixed martial arts bout - UPDATE
• Judge tosses stalking lawsuit against local blogger Bernie O'Hare
• Bethlehem man tips off police to alleged thefts when he asks how to use stolen GPS
• Artist proposes Allentown group home, art gallery for women
• Couple sentenced to Pennsylvania state prison for crime spree in Northampton, Berks counties
• Bethlehem book store robber apprehended with help of off-duty officer, police say
• B-52 to fly over Carlisle today for Jim Thorpe Sports Days
• Five Questions: Easton native Mike Notaro discusses his role as a network sports statistician
• Phillipsburg man rejects plea deal - Warren County blotter
• Remembering: Marshall Sellers was gifted musician, beloved husband
• Penn State will train employees on signs of child abuse
• Newt Gingrich: United Nations should adopt treaty giving everyone on earth gun rights
• Harrisburg receiver's office releases names of companies with bids on city assets
• Whitaker Center exhibit will feature da Vinci's amazing machines
• Ken Lee wins Joe Sestak endorsement in his run to replace Todd Platts
• Study: More fatal car crashes happen on Tax Day
• Man accused Harrisburg teen of throwing eggs before shooting him
• Bethlehem man faces charges after struggling with police during arrest
• Harrisburg police investigate Strawberry Square bomb threat
• Bethlehem police blotter: Police report arrests outside of Tally Ho Tavern; Man robbed of wallet by juveniles asking for $1
• Lawmaker's son charged in Lancaster County drug death
• Republican presidential candidates to visit Pa. next week
• Panera Bread to hold grand opening Wednesday for Lower Nazareth Township store
• Human remains found off Interstate 80
• Police investigate crash that injured New Cumberland dog-walker
• Central Dauphin High School senior runs giveaway for students who can't afford prom gowns
• 'Original fruits' Mike & Ike candies are getting divorced?
• North Korea rocket fails, but world watches for missle threat
• Dauphin County Technical School robotics team aiming for top
• Thomas Kinkade battled alcoholism, brother says
• Poll shows Chris Reilly with a slight lead over Scott Perry in the Republican race to replace Todd Platts
• Jayson Williams, former New Jersey Net, released from prison
• Coopersburg council picks Mayor Tim Paashaus to be manager
• Phillipsburg Riverview Organization chairman files eviction summons for Riverview Arts Center
• Who was Ray Gricar?: Coming in Sunday's Patriot-News
• Car veers off Tilghman Street and lands on Northeast Extension ramp
• Mental health patients, advocates worry about Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed state budget
• Southern Lehigh School District seeks hosts for Mandarin, Arabic teachers
• Lehigh County coroner investigating death of 89-year-old Hazleton, Pa., woman
• Man arrested for huffing air duster in Carlisle parking lot, police say
• Newark mayor rescues woman from burning home; Developers plans casino for Philly newspaper building - AM news links
• Pennsylvania State Police Bethlehem reports 27 crashes over Easter weekend
• Motorcyclist seriously injured on Harvey Taylor Bridge
• States' self-defense laws undergo new scrutiny after Trayvon Martin's shooting
• Mitt Romney aims to fire up wary gun-rights set
• Give child sex abuse victims more time to report, Foundation to Abolish Child Sex Abuse urges
• Legislative redistricting proposal still splits Dauphin County
• White Township Committee introduces 2012 budget which raises taxes less than 1 percent
• Allentown School District to significantly scale back full-day kindergarten
• Lower Saucon Township residents largely express support for Bethlehem library
• Federal Reserve Board of Governors, state Banking Department put Orrstown Bank under closer watch
• Cumberland Valley board members initiate 'Celebrate CV!' to help raise funds for possible extracurricular fee
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle while walking dog
• District Attorney says Derry Street shooting in Harrisburg is a homicide
• New redistricting plan puts Sen. Lisa Boscola in Emmaus, takes Sen. Bob Mensch out of Northampton County
• Illinois man found guilty of raping, beating Fountain Hill woman
• The Nationals spotlight: No phenoms in town, but Harrisburg Senators ticket sales still on the rise
• Doris Kearns Goodwin talks Lincoln, baseball and family at Northampton Community College
• Marcellus Shale drilling forum draws jeers from Bucks County residents
• Lehigh University to add major Upper Saucon Township tract to campus
• Vitalistic Therapeutic Charter School in Bethlehem could be heading toward closure
• Man shot in Harrisburg
• FBI linking Bethlehem KNBT bank robber to other crimes in Bucks County, Pa., and New Jersey
• Prison informants give conflicting testimony in alleged near-fatal beating case
• Strawberry Square cleared after bomb threat, officials say
• Turkey strikes car on Interstate 80, woman injured
• West Shore School District taxes will likely go up 3.3 percent next year
• Wine, cotton candy among new concessions available at Metro Bank Park
• Mechanicsburg man drank vanilla extract in store, police say; Lancaster County egg farm accused of abuse; and more
• Strawberry Square bomb threat caller said bomb would go off if demands were not met, police say
• Somebody Do Something: Mattress pileup off Route 22
• Phillipsburg BP gas station robber: 'I knew what was going on'
• Lehigh Valley Mall to host Mom's Nite Out
• Bethlehem police clarify role of victim named in fight outside J.P. MacGrady's Pub
• Lehigh County labor agreement rejected, leads to accusations of ideological grandstanding
• George Hitcho Jr. could be denied self-defense plea in alleged cop-killing case
• Warren County low-income families to benefit from $700,000 in state grants - UPDATE
• Allentown woman who claimed to have bomb during Bethlehem bank robbery gets prison
• Bethlehem man charged in stabbing attempt, gun threat, records say
• Warren County freeholder meeting becomes political battleground
• Ducklings rescued from Bethlehem Township, Pa., storm drain
• Affidavit released in George Zimmerman case; Humane Society claims Pa. egg farm site of 'extreme' cruelty - PM news links
• Whitehall Township woman allegedly drove drunk, failed to stop for Bethlehem police
• Bethlehem approves another 1 million square feet of warehouse space
• Search after Strawberry Square bomb threat could take 3 to 8 hours, police say
• Silver Spring Youth Baseball Association to celebrate 60th anniversary of opening day
• First Niagara bank in Emmaus robbed for second time in six months - UPDATE
• As season starts, Senators hope for a big crowd on City Island
• Bomb threat evacuates Strawberry Square in Harrisburg
• Threat called in to Strawberry Square in Harrisburg, authorities say
• Officials get sneak peek at HACC's new safety center
• Your comments: Gerrymandering needs to be called out by citizens of all parties
• Fresh state Senate maps still separate Harrisburg from Dauphin County, starting in 2014
• Millersburg police officer got search warrant to spy on ex-wife, district attorney says
• Whitehall Township men charged after shooting waive preliminary hearing
• Verdict in Fountain Hill rape trial centers on condom found at home days later
• Harrisburg City Council to publicly interview chief operating officer candidate
• Penn State to train employees to recognize, report child abuse
• Charges against Jerry Sandusky stand, judge rules in child sex-abuse case
• No charges expected to be filed against driver in Lower Allen pedestrian crash
• Easton man accused of breaking into ex-girlfriend's apartment, police say
• Governor Corbett Signs 10 Bills into Law
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• Critz Recognized for his Strong Support of Seniors...Receives 100% Voting Record from the Alliance for Retired Americans
• Easton police seek two in possible utility scam
• Two-vehicle crash closes section of Harrisburg's Paxton Street, trapping one driver
• Lehigh County commissioners repeal ballot question on term limits
• N.Y. man to go to trial in 'Paternoville' sign theft
• Hunterdon County doc, nurse on paid leave amid investigation; Argentina baby found alive after being sent to morgue - AM news links
• The sinking of the RMS Titanic: A course of history
• Harrisburg resident Nora Keane shared details of Titanic voyage with The Patriot in 1912
• Former West Easton candidate Tricia Mezzacappa sues blogger Bernie O'Hare
• Pennsylvania budget cuts, policy changes are ravaging services, disability advocates say
• Attorney Todd Shill's film passion takes him from Harrisburg to Hollywood
• Analysis: Mitt Romney faces tough choices on Rick Santorum
• Allentown burglary suspect says he broke in for shower; man texts woman, 'It's on,' violates restraining order - police blotter
• Fire destroys Perry County home; no one injured
• Macungie man allegedly hits teen, 6-year-old; Coplay man's Nikes, change stolen from car - police blotter
• Route 611 to be closed in Riegelsville, Williams and Durham townships
• Questions and answers in the Trayvon Martin shooting case
• Police: Carlisle woman punched, dragged from car at Sheetz
• HACC summer camps announced for school-age youth
• Prosecuting Trayvon Martin's killer may be tough, experts say
• Perry County teen hit by pickup while riding his bike
• Lehigh County Commissioners question solicitor's role in lawsuit filed against controller
• Warren County freeholders approve $88,028 in raises
• Camp Hill residents concerned about farmers market at library
• New Jeresy state Sen. Steve Oroho will not abandon ALEC post, despite public pressure
• William Kimmel attempted homicide trial ends abruptly for the day
• George Zimmerman charged with murder in Trayvon Martin shooting - UPDATE
• Allentown makes settlement offer to municipalities in hockey arena lawsuit
• Gene Stilp looks to move from obscure activism to public office in race for 11th Congressional District
• Bill Vinsko hopes 'talent and resolve' overcome lack of name recognition in 11th Congressional District race
• 36 students from Franklin and Cumberland counties take part in safe driving competition
• Allentown abortion clinic's registration revoked by Pennsylvania Health Department
• Phillipsburg officials possibly violated Open Public Meetings Act in 2010, attorney says
• Washington, N.J., woman: Son's father beat, threatened and burned me
• Plainfield Township issues cease and desist order to RPM Recycling
• Lower Nazareth to join lawsuit against Allentown Neighborhood Improvement Zone
• North Middleton Township man threatened to murder family, police say.
• Body found in the Juniata River in Perry County identified
• Hunterdon County prosecutor: Task force arrests 16 in string of tri-state burglaries
• Upscale bowling alley headed to Bethlehem area
• Easton takes Keystone Opportunity Zones off the table for 2012
• Former Penn State University president Graham Spanier to begin new job for federal government
• Work ID for suspect in Williams Township killing found in victim's house, police say
• Forks Township men sent to jail for $1.2 million embezzlement scheme
• Driver taken to hospital following Forks Township accident on Bushkill Drive
• U.S. Rep. Timothy Holden tours Victaulic plant in Forks Township
• Developer Abraham Atiyeh files second lawsuit against Allentown hockey arena
• Tractor trailer accident along Interstate 81 in Cumberland County
• Brush fire burning near MetLife Stadium; Pa. texting-ban ticket tally - PM news links
• Susquehanna Township police seek help identifying theft suspects
• Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce to open Nazareth office - UPDATE
• George Zimmerman will be charged with second-degree murder in Trayvon Martin case, official says
• Charges will be brought against George Zimmerman in Trayvon Martin death, official says
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• Susquehanna Twp. police arrest Harrisburg resident for DUI and other charges, cite three others for underage drinking following party
• Midget football to use Halifax High School football field
• Lehigh County man allegedly sold oxycodone pills to informant
• Gov. Tom Corbett blames local school boards for rising school taxes
• Judge halts zoning limits in Pennsylvania's Marcellus Shale drilling law
• District judge victim of debit card fraud; Allentown woman attempts suicide with truck - police blotter
• Hummelstown woman, cockapoo saved from apartment fire in dramatic rescue
• Police arrest Harrisburg sisters following fight at Susquehanna Twp. McDonald's
• Scott Perry and Sean Summers clash in Republican race to replace Todd Platts
• Living will seminar to be offered at Millersburg Senior Center
• Upper Macungie Township credit union robbery 'person of interest' sought
• John Hutnick, retired worker from Bethlehem Steel - Obituaries today
• Centuries-old Londonderry Township dairy farm joins ranks of protected farms
• PinnacleHealth to conduct emergency assailant/hostage drill Thursday
• Steelton-Highspire projects next year's school budget to be four percent higher
• University of Pittsburgh Chancellor Mark Nordenberg's home targeted in a bomb threat
• Gov. Tom Corbett blames Pennsylvania school boards for tax increases
• Pennsylvania Auditor General Jack Wagner calls for transportation funding program
• Man in custody after attempted robbery in Middletown
• Rick Santorum takes last graceful exit from surprising run at Republican presidential bid
• Hummelstown fire might have started in stairwell
• World War II hero from Lower Swatara Township finally gets his due after 66 years
• Bethlehem brawl in front of JP MacGrady's still under investigation, police say
• Governor Corbett Issues Flag Order to Honor Fallen Philadelphia Firefighters
• Man wanted for Neston Heights shooting still at large, police say
• Woman rescued from Hummelstown fire
• Santorum faces hard road to harmony with Romney; Trayvon Martin decision expected Friday; Woman accused of faking cancer to get dream wedding charged - AM news links
• Daugherty, Eaton debate at Muhlenberg College
• New Cumberland man injured in Lebanon County crash
• Rick Santorum more likely 'the next Sarah Palin' than vice president, political experts say
• 8.6 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia triggers tsunami watch
• North Whitehall Township OKs special exception for Schnecksville Fire Company 'racetrack'
• Middletown Borough Council member Sandra Nagle resigns, says she 'felt I wasn't making a difference anymore'
• Derry schools look at raising taxes, cutting programs, teachers
• Easton Area School District residents call for higher taxes instead of teacher cuts
• DSM Nutritional Products will spend roughly $60 million on White Township facility
• Kingwood Township man who killed parents, himself had narcotics in system, toxicology reports say
• Saucon Valley School Board votes to cut three teaching positions
• Mechanicsburg Area School Board tentatively OKs budget with tax hike
• Former Harrisburg Public Works Director Ernie Hoch gets standing ovation at City Council meeting
• Whitehall-Coplay school campus now houses plant sanctuary
• Advisory committee will meet Wednesday morning to discuss Harrisburg's financial recovery
• Easton eyes 'commuter tax' to pay pensions - UPDATE
• Neston Heights shooting suspects captured, mayor reports
• Lemoyne Borough Council gets first look at new zoning ordinance and map
• Attorneys for Harrisburg man facing execution for killing New Cumberland police officer ask judge to lift stay on appeal proceedings
• Allentown protestors take to streets about Trayvon Martin shooting
• Fountain Hill rape trial raises allegations of shoddy police work
• Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to sweep Interstate 81
• William Kimmel's estranged wife cannot remember the night of her assault
• Warren County Sept. 11 memorial committee short on donations
• Rick Santorum will maintain key role in GOP, Mitt Romney says
• Lehigh County Commissioner was not required to report financial expenditure, lawyer rules
• Capital Area Head Start to host fair on Saturday
• Alvin H. Butz Inc. headquarters expansion work to begin next month in Allentown
• LIHEAP application deadline pushed back to Friday
• Anthony Pugliese, 92nd House District candidate, to host meet and greets on Wednesday, Thursday
• Allentown hockey arena authority holds inaugural meeting
• Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania to honor innovators at annual 'i xchange'
• Penn State board of trustees election voting begins
• Rick Santorum dropping campaign ensures his political future, experts say
• Shippensburg-area developer Troy Beam sentenced to more than 6 years in prison in federal tax evasion case
• Warren County blotter: Hackettstown man charged with stealing jewelry from Hope Township home
• Debate tonight sets up 15th District Democratic primary
• Man allegedly flees Allentown police on bicycle, scuffles with officers
• Attorneys drop George Zimmerman; Boy brings heroin for show and tell - PM news links
• Bethlehem police: Two hospitalized following fight outside of JP MacGrady's
• Somerset County woman wanted on attempted murder charges for allegedly attacking husband
• Mitt Romney can't 'buy the presidency,' Obama campaign says
• University of Pittsburgh students report to officials online writings ranting against the university
• Chicken barbecues, meat raffles help Pennsylvania firefighters battle wildfires
• Second Bethlehem City Council meeting on new zoning code canceled
• Harrisburg police investigate theft of sculptures from city warehouse
• Your comments: Rick Santorum quits GOP presidential race
• Rick Santorum 'bowed to the inevitable' in suspending campaign, analyst says
• Newt Gingrich on Rick Santorum suspending his campaign: 'I'm committed to staying in this race'
• Phillipsburg woman allegedly gave false names to police in Easton drug investigations
• Harrisburg area unemployment rate holds steady
• Gambling addiction series to be held in Bethlehem
• Rick Santorum says 'we are not done fighting,' despite suspending campaign
• Interstate-83 south in Cumberland County reopened after truck fire
• Harrisburg mayor names acting public works director; last one quit after claiming harassment
• Police investigation of illegal alcohol sales at Hackettstown restaurant nets four arrests
• Police determine Emmaus motorcyclist who crashed in Monroe County was under the influence of alcohol
• Authorities looking for cause of deadly Philadelphia warehouse fire; $2M lottery ticket sold in Milford, Pa. - AM news links
• Rick Santorum's daughter is out of hospital, so he plans Pa. visit today
• Comcast Cable customers to see 3.8 percent increase in bills
• ArtsQuest announces Sublime with Rome to take stage at Musikfest
• Perry County state police seek Xbox hacker
• Crews battle wildfire in Halifax Township
• Forest fire in eastern Pennsylvania prompts evacuations
• Judge orders halt to 'unprecedented publicity' in Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse case
• Greenwich Township School District proposes increasing taxes, cutting positions while possibly adding others
• Midtown residents in Harrisburg discuss paying more for police
• Harrisburg Department of Public Works director Ernie Hoch says it's time to move on
• Alpha Borough Interstate 78 crash sends one man to hospital
• Wildfire burning in Halifax Township
• Wilson Borough's Fisk Field ready after all these years
• Lehigh Valley, northwest New Jersey weather conditions remain ideal for brush fires
• Wilson Borough Council appoints Ryan Woodring as new member
• Bethlehem adds more lights to dark path used for Musikfest connecting Main Street to parks
• Swatara Township Commissioner Timothy Berard mourned as a top-notch guy
• Allentown nonprofits, businesses announce partnership for revitalizing Old Fairgrounds neighborhood
• Lehigh Valley pending home sales soar in March
• Carroll Township to cut weight limit to 5 tons on Spring Lane Bridge
• More tests needed to ID body found in Juniata River, coroner says
• Allentown man follows co-defendant's lead, takes plea deal in Bethlehem mugging
• Forks Township bookkeeper paid herself money she did not earn, police say
• Hunterdon County firefighters battle brush fire in Delaware Township
• Jury selected in William Kimmel case; trial set to begin this morning
• Forks Township man robs East Allen Township home, duct tapes hands of elderly resident, police said
• Easton fire torches garage on Ferry Street
• Washington Township, N.J., police: Clinton woman accepts more than $3,000 in stolen Wal-mart gift cards
• Lehigh University students' home invasion has 'oddities,' police report - UPDATE
• Lower Macungie Township employee accused of rape at workplace waives preliminary hearing
• Neither side is budging in Pennsylvania House's Year of the Bible resolution
• Unemployment resource fair scheduled Thursday in Allentown
• Investigators see similarities in Perry County wildfire to 'Bigfire' blaze of 1990
• U.S. Rep. Tom Marino undergoes surgery to remove kidney tumor, is expected to make full recovery
• University of Pittsburgh students and faculty resume classes Monday amid heightened security measures
• Duo allegedly set brush fires in North Whitehall, South Whitehall, Upper Macungie townships
• Harrisburg Public Works Director Ernie Hoch quits, pursues harassment complaint against Mayor Linda Thompson
• Brush fire backing up traffic on Interstate 78 East in Lower Saucon Township
• Man hit by vehicle, seriously injured in Lower Allen Township
• Alcohol may have been factor in Perry County crash that killed one person, seriously injured another
• Lower Paxton man, 72, injured during robbery at his home
• Easton man accused of threatening another city man with a knife, records say
• Lower Allen police investigating pedestrian accident
• Your comments: If voter ID law prevents any citizen from voting, it should be repealed
• White House Easter egg roll: photo gallery
• No grand jury in Trayvon Martin investigation; Rutgers University probes Hitler spoof column as potential bias incident - PM news links
• Windy weather causes outage issues in Bethlehem Township, Pa., PPL reports
• Penn State follows investigator Freeh's suggestion, hires compliance coordinator
• Man accused of fleeing police on Route 33 while driving drunk, records say
• Philly firefighters were trapped when wall collapsed next to warehouse blaze
• Scott Perry receives backing from Citizens United in his campaign to replace Todd Platts
• Bomb threats at University of Pittsburgh continue
• Harrisburg public works director resigns
• Bethlehem man accused of hiding hatchet in pants and threatening cop
• Phillipsburg man charged with sexual assault, endangering the welfare of a child
• Easton man arrested in Bethlehem for stolen license plate had crystal meth, records say
• Autopsy planned today for painter Thomas Kinkade
• Bethlehem police blotter: pit bull stolen from home; several assault, fighting arrests
• 2012 is starting out significantly warmer than average
• Governor Corbett Signs Juvenile Justice Reform in Luzerne County
• Congressman, alumnus Charlie Dent visits for 'Friends of Israel' lecture
• Allentown fire displaces at least four people late Sunday
• Family of six displaced in early morning South Hokendauqua Drive fire in Moore Township
• Santorum to stay with ailing daughter; Link between obese pregnant moms and autism?; Two firefighters killed in blaze - AM news links
• Brian Bird home on leave in High Bridge with Purple Heart for injury sustained in Afghanistan
• Police looking for hit-and-run driver in five-car accident on I-78
• 'Red flag' fire warning issued by National Weather Service
• South Whitehall Township man high on methadone when he hit Parkland school bus, police say
• Coroner: Cumberland County man killed in head-on crash in Perry County
• 2 firefighters killed, 3 hurt in Philadelphia warehouse fire
• Penn State Altoona sorority suspended over vodka fight allegations
• Clarion County man electrocuted while working on gutters
• Pennsylvania law, Drug Enforcement Administration ban put a squeeze on bath salts usage
• Students, parents and teachers at SciTech High in Harrisburg worry about school's future
• Upper Dauphin County man accused of driving drunk twice in three hours
• Perry County coroner: Body found in Juniata River has been there for months
• Election 2012: Sticking close to Rick Santorum is Senators co-owner and Harrisburg-area Realtor Greg Rothman
• Emmaus man wanted for assaulting family members in Lower Saucon Township, police say
• Carlisle woman accused of setting fire to apartment in domestic dispute with her child's father
• Forest fire in Perry County tied to trash burning
• Brush fire reported in York County
• Rick Santorum to stay with ailing daughter Monday
• Amendments slow Pennsylvania wine-shipping bill
• Perry County forest fire rages on as firefighters work into the darkness trying to quell the flames
• Washington plans to host adult soap box derby
• County corrections officials say U.S. Supreme Court strip-search ruling will help keep weapons, drugs out of facilities
• Bethlehem photography exhibit highlights founding of South Sudan
• Allentown city councilwoman teaches Spanish to city police, employees
• Bethlehem Area School District to bring back sixth-grade team teaching
• Easton man eludes police, jumps from moving car on Interstate 78 shoulder, police say
• Voting begins Tuesday to fill 3 open alumni seats on Penn State Board of Trustees
• Driver shot, killed on Philadelphia freeway
• Swatara Township building boom is over but Swatara Plaza is in the works
• Rick Santorum pins May prospects on a Texas twist
• Police seeking person who shot cat with pellet gun outside Bucks County home
• Morning fire displaces 52 people in Jersey City; Tulsa police make arrests in apparently random shootings - news links
• Mike Wallace, famed '60 Minutes' interviewer, dies at 93
• Fire weather watch in effect through Monday evening, according to National Weather Service
• Missing Carlisle girl returns home
• March temperatures in the U.S. obliterated national records
• Slate Belt residents come together to help family of injured Upper Mount Bethel Township teen
• Helena Rose Perazzetti, a volunteer for several charitable organizations - Obituaries today
• Sheetz to replace Eastgate Plaza in Hampden Township
• Religious questions for Pennsylvania voter ID law draw fire
• Lemoyne home burglarized in broad daylight, police say
• Saddened Thomas Kinkade fans rush to buy 'amazing artwork'
• East Stroudsburg and Slippery Rock universities hire new presidents
• Patterson-UTI drilling company is known for spotty safety record
• Warren County Community College professor develops smartphone app
• Delaware River ranks fifth in nation for toxic dumping, report claims
• Interdenominational Ministers Conference of Greater Harrisburg plans to send 3,000 voter registration forms to churches
• Veterans enjoy honor of riding Mechanicsburg students' bus to WWII memorial
• After Hagedorn: Same care, new setting
• Carlisle first in midstate to plan a Welcome Home parade for Iraq War veterans
• Grant provides new ambulance station for South Central EMS
• New Jersey's Open Public Records Act reaches tenth anniversary this year
• Phillipsburg UEZ authorized $20,000 in ads deemed inappropriate by Service Electric
• Raritan Valley Community College stages ancient play with modern twist
• Rick Santorum campaigning around Pennsylvania next week
• Sherry R. Plano, art director for Easton Independent Theatre Group - Obituaries today
• Five Questions: Warren County Freeholder Rick Gardner discusses new role as NJAC president
• Upper Milford Township business to offer new motorcycle classes
• No reported deaths in Virginia jet crash; hard-boiled egg tips - news links
• Phillipsburg to plant tree that traveled to outer space
• Power outage in Phillipsburg, Lopatcong Township expected to last until 8 p.m. today
• Disabled East Allen Township man bound and robbed, police say
• Lower Mount Bethel Township farmers say they'll trade sludge for development rights
• Bethlehem Area vo-tech cosmetology students ask for help meeting licensing requirements
• Lumberville-Raven Rock walking bridge improvements delayed to next year
• Hundreds of bikers show up for motorcycle blessing at Greater Shiloh Church
• Rick Daugherty, Jackson Eaton fight to be Democratic challenger to U.S. Rep. Charlie Dent
• Easter egg hunts held in Hellertown, Phillipsburg
• Somebody Do Something - Stop the nonsense at 13th and Butler streets
• Easton police looking for suspect who tried to grab woman
• Monroe County man, high on bath salts, attacks neighbor's closet with sword, police report
• The State Museum of Pennsylvania will be closed on Easter Sunday, April 8, 2012....
• Man found lying in Slate Belt intersection charged with public drunkenness, police say
• Clergy, civil rights leaders caution Harrisburg-area people that Pennsylvania's new voter identification law could prevent elderly, minorities and others from voting unless they help
• Artist Thomas Kinkade dies at age 54
• Digging the drums: Frankie Muniz talks Kingsfoil and career so far
• Thomas Kinkade, 'Painter of Light,' dies at 54
• Fighter jet crashes into Virginia Beach apartment complex, injuring at least 7
• Operation Photo Rescue restores flood-damaged treasures
• Cumberland County coalition merges business, environmental concerns
• New Jersey trout fishing starts today amid environmental concerns about waterways
• Founder of Herr's potato chips dies at age 87
• Neighbors first to come to aid of Holland Township woman who later died of kitchen fire injuries
• Middletown girl earns trip to D.C. for work helping people with epilepsy
• Bethlehem man heading to trial Monday on attempted murder charges
• Humane Society offers reward for information on stabbing, shooting of python
• Catasauqua detective alleges North Catasauqua police chief tried to get him fired
• Abraham Atiyeh: Prison win will be used in another lawsuit against Bethlehem Township, Pa.
• Bethlehem crash literally leaves car up a pole
• Longtime Northampton Community College athletic director remembered as mentor, storyteller and jokester
• Witness claims pilot apologized for Virginia Beach crash; Kansan claims share of Mega Millions jackpot - PM news links
• Lehigh Valley groups mark Good Friday 2012
• Holland Township fatal kitchen fire started when victim tried to light candle - UPDATE
• AIDS protesters demonstrate against Hershey Company and Milton Hershey School
• Lower Macungie Township business burglarized; nearly $10K worth of metal stolen
• Navy jet crashes into Virginia Beach apartments
• Plans for hiking and bicycling trails in Cumberland County to be presented at meetings
• Jury convicts Harrisburg woman of assault in boiling water attack on two sisters
• String of bomb threats at Pitt taking toll on campus
• Mansfield Township police: Fire reported at Home Depot; Hackettstown man was drunk, disorderly
• Elizabeth J. Betty Mandry, retired employee of the Hunterdon Hills Health Care Facility - Obituaries today
• Bethlehem man threatened after asking teenagers in park to stop swearing, police say
• Insurer files $5 million lawsuit against Harrisburg over bond payments missed in March
• Phillipsburg police arrest man in pizzeria burglary
• Navy jet crashes in Virginia Beach
• Remembering: Michael Politzer lived short life with gusto
• Bill Bearse, Northampton Community College longtime athletic director, dies
• Capital Area School for the Arts will seek charter school status in Harrisburg
• Abraham Atiyeh permitted to build prison in Bethlehem Township, Pa., state court rules
• Empty beer kegs stolen from Lower Macungie tavern
• Conewago Township park building put on hold over cost
• TV stolen from Monroe County home
• Lower Saucon Township police blotter: Man cited after dogs kill cat; two Allentown teens caught engaging in sexual activity
• Kermit Pittman, 19, sentenced to life prison term for Steelton store owner's murder
• Car show in Bloomsburg, to be hosted by Carlisle Events, will offer standard and new activities for fans
• Carlisle man charged with assault following road rage incident, police say
• Allentown woman facing Whitehall Township drug charges waives preliminary hearing
• Whitehall Township Commissioner Bruce Brinker dies at 61
• Kohn Road in Susquehanna Township to close for PSECU construction
• Resentment of ex-Sen. Rick Santorum lingers in Pa. as he pushes forward in presidential race
• AIDS activists protest over Milton Hershey School's rejection of HIV-positive student
• Overturned tractor-trailer leaks nonhazardous sausage-casing solution onto Interstate 78
• Rick Santorum, conservatives work on plan to push Newt Gingrich out of race
• Harrisburg-area man killed in northwestern Pa. drilling accident
• Mitt Romney opens Harrisburg office with rooftop rally
• U.S. Labor Department reports 120K jobs added in March, less than in previous three months
• New Jersey man allegedly steals $650 in gaming chips at Sands Casino
• Man arrested in slaying of Harrisburg man was in Dauphin County Prison
• Gas tops $4 a gallon in the midstate
• Former Avantor Performance Materials headquarters in Lopatcong Township will be auctioned
• Police say Bethlehem shooting victims not cooperating with authorities
• Clinton Township police officer and champion powerlifter charged with steroid possession
• Easton man charged after throwing bottle at man, yelling in street
• NJ colleges inflating SAT average scores; Pocono weddings getting more expensive - AM news links
• Bethlehem man named Upper Macungie Township police chief
• Accident closes Interstate 78 westbound in Warren County
• Forks Township hires new manager
• Newest Lopatcong Township councilman says, 'I'm probably to the right of Rush Limbaugh'
• Candidates seeking to unseat U.S. Sen. Bob Casey debate in Palmer Township forum
• Patriot-News editor, reporter receive awards
• New North Middleton Township police chief sworn in
• Two Harrisburg men charged with robbing Susquehanna Township McDonald's
• Jury to resume deliberating Kermit Pittman's Steelton murder case Friday
• Warren County Democrats absent from freeholder race third year in a row
• Allentown mayor promises more information to municipalities concerned about hockey arena
• Motorcycle blessing offered at Greater Shiloh Church in Easton
• Upper Macungie Township names Bethlehem man chief of new police force
• Phillipsburg man charged in armed robbery hopes drug court bill will change his options
• Lower Saucon Township to release library membership study
• Liberty High School student believed to be driver that crashed track meet, Bethlehem police say
• Washington, N.J., woman convicted of robbing and assaulting Easton man with hammer sentenced to five years in state prison
• A Cedar Cliff junior will perform with a national concert band
• Forks of the Delaware Shad Fishing Tournament returns
• Cenveo Corp. hires New York firm to market Cadmus property in Wilson Borough
• What are your questions about 'pink slime'?
• Fifteen people from 'Handsome Boys' gang arrested, convicted for stolen car ring
• Jerry Sandusky hearing was pointless, prosecutor says
• Crayola opens new wing of its Crayola Experience
• FBI agent Barry Lee Bush honored at memorial service five years after being killed in the line of duty - UPDATE
• North Whitehall Township man charged for his part in Moore Township burglary, police say
• Former Bangor teacher pleads guilty in student sex case
• Stephen Sullivan, former Easton teacher, sentenced to prison for child pornography
• Allentown Emergency Medical Services overhaul on hold
• U.S. Representative Tom Marino to have tumors removed from kidney
• Hershey Entertainment Complex to host 10k run
• Army War College reaffirms support for the Army Heritage and Education Center
• Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to begin work on flood-damaged bridge along Route 72 in Lebanon County
• Clinton Township police officer suspended, charged with steroid possession without prescription
• LANTA bus driver, Bethlehem teen honored for helping catch hit-and-run driver during Fahy Bridge bicycle crash
• Actor Frankie Muniz joins midstate band Kingsfoil
• Environmental 'Speaker's Cafe' to be held monthly at Bethlehem's Illick's Mill
• Passover begins at sundown today
• Ham prices locally remain the same or lower than last Easter
• Armed man robs Upper Macungie Township credit union, police report
• Steelton native chosen as head of Cumberland County economic development
• Maryland woman proposed as overseer of Harrisburg incinerator
• Kinder Egg toys pose choking hazard to kids, U.S. Customs officials say
• Couple stole coin jars from York County home to buy heroin, police say
• Garden to be planted at Blain Elementary School in memory of 7 children who died in fire
• University of Pittsburgh students grow anxious and fearful amid rash of bomb threats
• New Cumberland woman sentenced for stealing from the York Symphony Orchestra
• Harsco schedules stockholder meeting
• Experts want to redefine autism, call all cases 'autism spectrum disorder'
• Police: Teacher offered extra credit for nude photos of student
• U.S. Senate candidate forum is tonight in Palmer Township
• Pennsylvania among states with largest decrease in unemployment claims
• Bloomsburg Nationals to be Carlisle Events new car show
• Jerry Sandusky's lawyer withdraws request to have charges dropped
• Officials field questions from residents impacted by the South Middleton-Dickinson boundary change
• Mitt Romney, GOP presidential hopeful, opens Harrisburg office
• East Pennsboro Area School Board is now 'very confident' motion to allow Gay Straight Alliance club will pass
• Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama get the battle for Pennsylvania rolling
• Autopsy: White residue on spoon in Whitney Houston's room
• Altmire to Host Internet Safety Workshop with Facebook and PA Deputy Attorney General
• Allentown fire displaces 20 people, damages bar, chief says - UPDATE
• Lehigh Valley Mall plans summer openings of arts and craft shop, two Lehigh Valley Mall plans summer openings of arts and craft shop, two restaurants
• Garage burglary reported in Palmyra
• Tribune Broadcasting and DirecTV reach 5-year deal that brings Fox 43 back on line
• Jerry Sandusky arrives for hearing at Centre County Courthouse
• The Bon-Ton shows tiny drop in sales in March, but is up for the year
• Jerry Sandusky due at Centre County Courthouse in Bellefonte, Pa. for pretrial arguments
• Parkland schools plan puppet show, basketball game fundraiser
• Santorum now trails Romney in Pennsylvania, poll says
• Charges being filed over damage to Carlisle Arts Learning Center
• Man fled after South Whitehall Township accident hurt passenger, damaged pole, police say
• Emmaus High School concerts scheduled, Lower Macungie Middle School health fair planned
• Parkland High School needs post-prom party volunteers
• Investigation of killing in Easton's West Ward turned over to Northampton County grand jury, authorities report
• Utility trailer stolen in western Cumberland County
• Exhibition - Art is an Entree, Not a Dessert
• Missing Cumberland County teen found, paper reports
• Lopatcong Township reverses attorney's actions to intervene in asphalt ruling appeal
• Gov. Tom Corbett criticizes ESPN for article on Joe Paterno
• Northampton County Council approves purchase of Forks Township building for archives
• Larry Holmes' daughter to open church in former ringside restaurant
• Oxford Township Committee votes in 5.5 percent tax increase
• Family of Lewis G. Moore Jr. confronts Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson
• Easton Area School District may cut more than 75 positions, raise taxes
• Allentown zoners approved Alvin H. Butz Inc. downtown headquarters expansion
• Gov. Tom Corbett denies Harrisburg receiver David Unkovic was pressured to quit
• Rally seeks end to statute of limitations in child sex assault cases
• 'Surfing the Age Wave' forum to discuss services for aging population
• Northampton County judges ban outspoken deputy from serving in courtrooms
• Young the Giant added to Musikfest lineup
• Allentown Lehigh River waterfront plan includes restaurants, promenade, festival site
• Weisenberg Township woman guilty of animal cruelty in horse's starvation death - UPDATE
• Pennsylvania House approves measure to reduce Legislature
• Scott Perry, Chris Reilly even the score on key endorsements in 4th Congressional District GOP race
• Experiences define Republican candidates seeking to replace U.S. Rep Todd Platts
• Freedom High School student shocked with stun gun after refusing to pay for lunch, hitting police
• Salisbury Township woman's DUI sentencing delayed for appeal
• White substance outside Phillipsburg business deemed nonhazardous - UPDATE
• The Mantis Collective's closing deals blow to Harrisburg's arts renaissance
• Phillipsburg Mayor Harry Wyant Jr. outlines plans if Ingersoll Rand purchase is finalized
• Food and Drug Administration to review over-the-counter version of OraSure's rapid HIV test
• Dieruff High School teacher accused of texting sexually explicit messages to student
• Freedom High School student had pellet gun, drugs in school, police report
• Follow along with Rick Santorum's appearance at Trindle Bowl in Hampden Township tonight
• Harrisburg City Council joins call for investigation into receiver David Unkovic's resignation
• Penn State students, alumni rally against proposed 30 percent cut in state support
• Starfish Brasserie in Bethlehem to get new owner
• Fired natural gas worker admits to knowingly damaging pipeline in Lycoming County
• Clinton Township police blotter: Township man found sleeping in his car charged with drunken driving
• House GOP lawmakers prepare to file lawsuit over state distribution of school funding
• Company cuts power to N.J. cemetery; Tobyhanna Army Depot laying off workers - PM news links
• Holy Week culminates with Easter services Sunday
• Wilson Borough police obtain warrant for suspect in January burglary spree
• Warren County grand jury indicts Morris County man for allegedly stealing girlfriend's car
• Atlantic City's casinos lost 7.4 percent in operating profits in 2011
• Construction worker injured in Linglestown apartment fire
• Phillipsburg man indicted on charges of attacking men with razor blade, damaging patrol car
• Phillipsburg enters into contract to purchase Ingersoll Rand property
• Easton woman fired gun during fight with husband, records say
• Three charged in connection with burglary of Lehigh Township home
• Mitt Romney rebuts President Obama, ignores Rick Santorum
• Lower Paxton Township police: Used car scam on Craigslist nets 6 victims
• Dueling DNA experts testify in Kermit Pittman's trial in Steelton killing
• Martin Luther King Jr. remembered at Harrisburg event
• YWCA and United Way will hold a free screening of documentary on the impact of sexual abuse on boys
• National Weather Service issues fire warning for region
• Pennsylvania House debates making Legislature smaller
• Rick Santorum campaigns in Pennsylvania, vows to stay in presidential race
• Odd detention slip earns Big Spring student a spot on Huffington Post
• Governor Corbett Addresses Franklin County Business Leaders
• Carlisle girl reported missing after she didn't return from watching rugby practice
• Few new details today in killing of Matthew Kelly on Sunday in Easton, police report
• Rick Santorum will campaign in Cumberland County bowling alley tonight
• Harrisburg's Restaurant Row could use an Olive Garden, another 'Cow Parade,' business owners say
• HACC to donate office in midtown Harrisburg for police substation
• Your comments: Make it safer to cycle and reap the benefits of reduced fuel consumption and more
• Woman accused in Lebanon church fire that caused $100,000 in damage
• Woman who authorites say lied about being sexually assauted by cops in New Jersey enters intervention program
• The No. 7 subway will never extend to New Jersey, MTA boss says; GOP has gender woes in Pennsylvania - AM news links
• Duane Deitrich returns to Catasauqua Area School Board
• Titanic gifts at Antique City Fun Fair on April 14 and 15 at Lehigh University's Rauch Fieldhouse
• Washington Township, N.J., mayor submits police figures to borough
• Amazon.com burglary ring members sentenced
• Nick Ruggieri's paintings of historic Pennsylvania sites displayed in Governor's Residence
• GOP presidential candidate will have to woo women, experts say
• Belvidere chops down 'most dangerous tree'
• Lopatcong Township attorney skips authorization to challenge asphalt ruling appeal
• Bethlehem bicyclist injured in hit-and-run crash on Fahy Bridge gives account of crash, aftermath
• Mitt Romney takes Wisconsin, Maryland and Washington, D.C., primaries
• East Pennsboro Area School District considering fees for sports and activities
• Middletown finance director resigns
• Bethlehem police and fire commissioners on way to becoming chiefs
• Catasauqua Area school directors tap Duane Deitrich to fill board vacancy
• Allegiant Air to charge passengers for bin space
• Mitt Romney sweeps GOP primaries in Maryland, Wisconsin, Washington, D.C.
• Allentown City Councilman Frank Concannon resigns after string of absences
• Tornadoes slam Dallas-Fort Worth area; Police say California shooting suspect showed no remorse - PM news links
• Bethlehem man whose previous arrest led to police firings admits to fleeing from police, again
• Hunterdon County prosecutor: Frenchtown attack among charges filed
• Despite losing primaries tonight, Santorum says GOP race is only halfway over
• Hellertown man rolls ATV in woods after fleeing from police
• Easton march and rally against violence changes announced
• Crime in Carlisle at lowest point since 2005, annual police report states
• Palmer Township approves Miracle League lease
• Hunterdon County task force stops fugitive wanted on sexual contact charges before he can board plane to Mexico
• Bethlehem City Council committee approves Center City police substation
• Glendon couple sues man who broke into their home for emotional, physical damages
• Hellertown to join lawsuit against Allentown Neighborhood Improvement Zone
• Northampton County pulls the plug on music after ASCAP threatens licensing fees
• Romney wins Maryland GOP primary, waits for results in Wisconsin, Washington,D.C.
• Democratic attorney general candidates spar over legal credentials
• Susquehanna Township couple dropped off children and bag of crack cocaine at daycare center, police say
• Allentown woman gets probation for smoking marijuana in hotel room with young children
• Rep. Thaddeus Kirkland organizes 'Hoodie on the Hill' event to call for justice in Trayvon Martin case
• ArtsQuest to again honor armed forces members for Memorial Day
• Matt Kelly, slain in Easton shooting, was compassionate and generous, friends say
• Muller Hyundai dealership settles into larger home on Route 173
• High Bridge police: Manville man runs into light pole, charged with heroin possession
• New fees force cancellation of Summerfair parade in Carlisle, organizers say
• Texas tornadoes: 'Large and extremely dangerous' storms hit Dallas-Fort Worth area
• California college shooting suspect had been expelled, teased, police say
• Boy charged after stomping on classmate's foot, breaking it
• Probation officer identifies Kermit Pittman as gunman in Steelton murder
• Critz: Westmoreland Communities Collect over 500 Signatures to Petition Post Office Closures
• Altmire Begins Town Hall Series in Western Pennsylvania
• Fired after affair and assault, Highmark CEO consults lawyer: report
• Investigators declare fire at Lebanon church to be arson
• Middletown man loses $600 in phone scam
• Lower Swatara police charge 4 girls in 2 fights at Middletown High School
• A/C duct falls into school cafeteria, injuring students and teachers
• Bethlehem cyclist injured in Fahy Bridge crash on first day of Pennsylvania's new bike law
• Slots revenue at Hollywood Casino rises 3.6% in March
• Bethlehem police blotter: crash at Abe's Six Pack the result of drunken driving; cash stolen from woman's bra
• Dillsburg man charged with sexual assault
• Dauphin man charged with stealing copper in Dillsburg
• Governor Corbett Signs House Bill 424 into Law
• Governor Corbett Announces Confirmations, Nomination, Appointment
• Items seized at Pennsylvania airports' security checkpoints being sold at auction
• Ex-Alburtis woman, daughter murdered in Utah, newspaper reports; services set for Thursday
• Accident on on-ramp to Route 22 West at Route 33 is cleared - UPDATE
• Fatal fire in Bucks County blamed on overloaded extension cord
• Pa. lawmaker plans 'Hoodies on the Hill' for Trayvon Martin case awareness
• New York woman arrested after erratic driving on Interstate 81 in Cumberland County, police say
• Vote on club for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students at East Pennsboro Area School District fails
• Fatal shooting in Easton did not involve anyone from Spruce Street neighborhood, police report
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem slots revenue up nearly 20 percent compared to March 2011, gaming control board announces
• Lebanon County bridge over Swatara Creek reopens
• Harrisburg woman accused of torching car in Shippensburg
• Your comments: Should Easton's Peace Candle be repaired or is the money better spent elsewhere?
• Your comments: Should cyclists be required to register for rights of the roadway?
• Nazareth resident puts mayor, council members 'on notice'
• Lehigh Valley jobless rate falls to 8.1 percent, Pennsylvania reports
• Lower Mount Bethel Township supervisors receive anti-sludge petition
• Hunterdon County receives top honor in New Jersey for health, according to annual rankings
• Bethlehem Area School District moving forward with cyber academy
• Harrisburg-area religious leaders say voter ID law will hinder poor, racial minorities
• Former Bethlehem councilman Paul Calvo remembered for principles, years of service
• Belvidere Town Council approves preliminary budget which raises taxes 11 percent
• Bethlehem Township, Pa. residents fight to keep soccer out of neighborhood
• Hackettstown School Board names David Mango new superintendent
• Steelton hires new borough manager
• Lawmaker readies bill to cut funding to abortion providers
• Another Harrisburg School Board member resigns
• Tractor-trailer crashes in Lykens Township
• U.S. District Court of New Jersey to decide Warren County courtroom's constitutionality
• Harrisburg receiver David Unkovic's resignation letter sends warning
• Matthew Kelly, 20, identified by coroner as victim in Easton shooting
• Visions of Eagles group helps disabled Tatamy woman venture outside
• Palmer Township considers neighborhood improvement plan for Route 33 development
• Prosecutors, defense launch opening arguments in murder trial of Steelton shopkeeper
• No trash pickup in Harrisburg on Friday
• Upper Allen Police searching for runaway teen
• Two decades after murder, family of Bobby Freeman is losing hope justice will be served
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett wants to hire a private lottery manager
• Palmer Township to dissolve sewer authority
• Rick Santorum takes aim at Franklin & Marshall College poll
• Gov. Chris Christie talks budgets with prime minister on Israel trip; Priest allegedly joked about abusing three boys in week - PM news links
• Police say Hellertown man the victim of carjacking on Bethlehem's South Side
• Charles Snelling, Adrienne Snelling memorial service in the works
• Warren County blotter: Wharton man arrested on charges of stealing saws from Mansfield Township Department of Public Works
• Direct Energy and The Patriot-News announce Harrisburg Volunteer Citizen of the Year Award
• Hershey Resorts to usher in spring with series of special events
• Pennsylvania tax collections rise in March, but remain behind expectations
• Cumberland County Commissioner Gary Eichelberger clashes with county board over creating new position
• Wilson Borough woman allegedly forged over $16,000 in stolen checks
• High Bridge police officer lost control of vehicle in Saturday morning crash, according to Hunterdon County Prosecutor
• Corbett administration wants to fold health safety agencies into Pa. Department of Health
• 6 dead in shooting at Christian university in California, officials say
• Patriot-News' Sara Ganim wins top reporting honor from American Society of News Editors
• Harrisburg police report shots fired in two separate incidents Sunday
• Harrisburg man hospitalized near Dalmatia after crashing car while racing another vehicle, police say
• Easton teen charged after refusing to leave child's father's home without infant
• Lower Paxton Township man threatened with gun following traffic accident
• Popular highway stops for travelers can also draw drug dealers, police say
• Easton man charged with marijuana possession on city street
• Critz Launches 2012 Congressional Art Competition; Winner will have their work displayed in the U.S. Capitol for one year
• East Allen Township man accosted, restrained during home invasion robbery, police say
• Harrisburg Authority appeals incinerator receiver ruling
• Allentown man admits to robbing, pistol-whipping men after they were lured to vacant home
• Bethlehem police closing northbound lanes of Fahy Bridge to investigate crash involving bicyclist
• Easton woman steals $200 worth of merchandise from Kohl's by hiding products in purse lining, police say
• Palmer Township man faces charges for allegedly striking, kicking wife
• Governor Corbett Launches Initiative to Maximize Funding for Older Adult Services Funded by the Pennsylvania Lottery
• Two reportedly wounded in West Ward Easton shooting
• Republican John Maher hopes to be the first CPA to act as state 'Watchdog'
• Penn State Harrisburg to host a pre-Passover "freedom seder"
• Tech award winners announced
• Highmark's board of directors fires CEO
• Lebanon man reports being shot behind Paperbox Factory
• Santorum calls out pollster, pollster responds
• Hackettstown High School senior Joseph Clarke awarded full scholarship to Centenary College
• Man elbowed another patron in the head at Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem, police say
• Future chefs test out recipes at Easton Area Middle School
• Police chase through Harrisburg kills driver
• Wesley United Methodist Church in Middletown will get a new pastor this summer when the Rev. Calvin Rich is transferred
• Paul J. Calvo, taught in the Bethlehem Area School District for 32 years - Obituraries today
• Mitt Romney looks for knockout punch in Wisconsin; Police use cellphone tracking technology routinely - news links
• Fox 43 signal removed from DirecTV lineup in dispute over fees
• Contact Helpline auctions Pablo Picasso print for $1,500
• Saucon Valley School District exploring online classes
• Analysis: Mitt Romney's gain leaves Rick Santorum's nomination prospects 'fundamentally over'
• Raritan Valley Community College plans almost 15 percent tuition hike
• New Pennsylvania bicycle law requires drivers to give riders a 4-foot buffer
• Harrisburg city receiver's resignation startles business leaders
• Shakeup at Penn State might -- or might not -- cause renewed interest in board of trustees election
• After a 4-year battle, Messiah College graduate brings adopted son home from India
• Mildred Helen Reighn, a homemaker-health aide for 30 years - Obituaries today
• Susquehanna Township police looking for loitering naked man
• Man, woman allegedly steal $1,000 in items from Walmart, police say
• St. Joseph Catholic Church in Mechanicsburg holds vigil Mass for Palm Sunday
• Felines spotlighted at 3-day cat show in Farm Show Complex
• Lehigh Valley Cat Club's International All Breed and Household Pet Cat Show features Maine coon cats, Bengals
• Visiting the Easter bunny at Palmer Park Mall
• First-day success varies for central Pennsylvania trout anglers
• Northampton County deputy sheriff's union claims some judges are creating safety hazards
• Story FUSION festival continues at Northampton Community College
• Lehigh Valley gambling addicts want Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem, state to help more
• Hunterdon County jail guards cite low morale after 3 years without contract
• Palmer Township police: Suspicious man tried to lure boy into vehicle
• Mexican national barred from entering U.S. to bury 10-year-old son
• Fishermen brave the rain for Pennsylvania's first day of fishing season
• Two injured when High Bridge police cruiser collides with another vehicle
• FBI agent Barry Bush remembered five years after his friendly fire death
• Superfund plan to connect residents to public water to be completed by 2015
• Bethlehem, Easton, Wilson Borough considering tax-free economic development zones
• Bethlehem NAACP hosts 'Wear a hoodie' rally for Trayvon Martin
• Phillipsburg, muncipalities in Warren and Hunterdon counties, receive $2.7 million in grants
• Bradley Street block in Bethlehem restored to two ways
• Belvidere launches municipal website
• Nazareth churches come together to offer lunches for needy during summer
• Former Warren County Prosecutor Thomas S. Ferguson returns to private practice
• Midstate restaurants cautiously optimistic even as gas prices climb
• Somebody Do Something: Former OxWall Tool Co. in Oxford Township
• LCTI student stole box of cookies; N. Whitehall Twp. teen traded-in sister's games - police blotter
• High school student's death under investigation; Former Charger QB Ryan Leaf arrested - AM news links
• What's so funny? Not politicians
• Mega Millions lottery jackpot winners sold in Maryland, Illinois, Kansas
• Mega Millions winning tickets sold in Illinois, Kansas and Maryland
• Mega Millions winners: No Pennsylvania jackpot ticket sold
• Winning Mega Millions ticket sold in Maryland; there could be others
• David Unkovic's resignation as Harrisburg receiver follows months of dealing with competing interests
• Lower Allen Township McDonald's, one of the midstate's oldest, will close at midnight to get facelift
• Susquehanna Township School District will replace heating, air conditioning at Sara Lindemuth Primary School
• Mega Millions: Winning lottery numbers
• Harrisburg girl, 9, fatally struck by car loved life, 'was always happy,' family says
• Crowd of 300 to 400 sets out on Central PA Hoodie March for Trayvon Martin
• Liberty Township man sentenced to state prison for death by auto of girlfriend
• Car crashes into Monroe Township home
• DirecTV subscribers might lose access to Fox 43
• Attorney wants Luis Montero's hospital room interview with police struck from murder trial
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson says receiver's resignation 'is not a setback'
• Bethlehem man charged in Catasauqua stabbing now faces robbery charges
• Tractor-trailer carrying chicken fat overturns in Susquehanna Township
• Lehigh Valley home rehab program marks progress with South Side Bethlehem open house
• Bethlehem Area School District spent almost $500,000 litigating with Diana Zhou
• Middletown couple accused of neglecting infant
• Easton's Ambassadors program is struggling financially, officials say
• Pen Argyl man previously charged and banned from school district events hopes for resolution
• Wilson Borough firefighters rescue woman from burning car at Phillipsburg gas station
• New Warren County Prosecutor Richard T. Burke sworn in
• Third Tewksbury fire this week deemed accidental
• Simply Enjoy Vanilla Cream Puffs recall issued
• William Allen High School students, teachers square off in March Madness fundraiser game
• Lehigh County controller's eligibility challenged by District Attorney Jim Martin
• Mega Millions jackpot fever strikes Lehigh Valley, Warren County
• Former North Warren Regional teacher who traded school computer for heroin sentenced to probation
• Phillipsburg School Board approves spending nearly a half-million dollars on track, court repairs
• Charles Snelling died of a gunshot wound; wife's death requires further investigation, coroner rules
• Former prison guard convicted of killing girlfriend, 18-month-old son
• Palmer Township questions Allentown's transparency with hockey arena information
• Tim Curley and Gary Schultz made false statements in Sandusky case, prosecutors say in filing detailing perjury charges
• Easton man sold 10 bags of heroin to informant, police say
• Town hall meeting on annual assessment Three Mile Island scheduled
• Lower Macungie Township employee accused of raping boy at municipal maintenance building
• Easton woman accepted informant's money for drugs then ran away, police say
• Parkland School District looks to cut $853,000 from proposed budget
• Business leader with Lehigh Valley ties earns award for autobiography
• PPL Electric asks to increase rates to cover upgrade costs, storm repairs
• Five Questions: Carmelcorn Shop owner Sia Bassil prepares for Easter
• No streets being closed in Harrisburg for today's 6 p.m. Trayvon Martin march, police say
• New Cumberland man accused of stealing $379,000 from aunt in nursing home
• Coroner identifies girl killed on Harrisburg's Derry Street
• Manheim man charged in South Lebanon Township bank robbery
• Middletown's finance director, Rick Grove, has resigned
• Harrisburg march for Trayvon Martin begins just after rush hour
• Deed transfers now available on lehighvalleylive.com
• David Unkovic has resigned Harrisburg receiver post
• Harrisburg's new chief operating officer to start next month
• Philadelphia newspapers could change hands next week
• Placido 'Pat' Rinaldi worked as a laborer for Local 1174 and 593, before retiring in 2007 - Obituaries today
• Lower Paxton Township Police now have AEDs, thanks to recent donation
• Man tried to lure 7-year-old girl into vehicle, Mechanicsburg police say
• Dent, Schwartz back alternative deficit-reduction plan
• Mega Millions jackpot raised to $640 million
• Record Mega Millions jackpot rises again to $640 million
• Susquehanna Township police looking to identify suspects in credit card theft from Super 7 Food Mart
• Bethlehem postpones Easter egg hunt
• Altmire Announces Housing Grants for Homeless Veterans
• Allentown women deal heroin outside Whitehall Township supermarket, police say
• Family says illness led to Pennsylvania couple's murder-suicide
• Man charged with stabbing his pregnant girlfriend to death at York County motel
• Challenger gets party's endorsement over incumbent Rep. Sue Helm in 104th House district
• Carlisle woman charged with disorderly conduct in incident at district court office, police say
• Swatara Township police seek man accused of leading officers on high-speed chase
• 9-year-old girl killed when hit by truck in Harrisburg
• Harrisburg girl, 9, darted into street before fatal crash, police say
• Alpha pays DEP fine for water violations, leaving unanswered questions
• Two hurt in five-vehicle, Lower Macungie Township accident, police say
• Chris Christie rips Frank Lautenberg over Rutgers merger; Robert Menendez's attempt to limit oil company subsidies fails - AM news links
• Your comments: Does playing on school sports teams provide students with a sense of identity?
• Warren County Department of Public Safety to host interstate rally to improve emergency communication
• Commonwealth Pipeline would bring cheap Marcellus gas to midstate - but at what price?
• Shafer Elementary School chess whiz heading to national competition
• Jerry Sandusky's attorney, prosecutors agree to choose jurors individually, but not on much else
• Solar-powered community proposed in South Middleton Township faces zoning hurdle
• Hoodie march planned for Harrisburg tonight in memory of Trayvon Martin
• 103rd House District candidates debate in Harrisburg
• Harrisburg girl, 9, hit by truck along Derry Street
• Charles Snelling kills wife, then self, family confirms - UPDATE
• Hackettstown School District holds public hearing for preliminary budget
• Israeli ambassador says U.S. is 'ultimate ally'
• Majority of Bethlehem school board would support 4.84 percent tax hike
• Bethlehem Area School Board approves contract it previously rejected
• Firefighters battle brush fire near South Easton Cemetery
• South Whitehall Township man guilty of raping five-year-old girl
• F&M Trust opening Hampden Township branch
• Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission's $66 million capital plan includes projects in Northampton, Warren and Hunterdon counties
• Hope Township man indicted on vehicular homicide charges in death of Harmony Township man
• Harrisburg schools superintentent: "We really don't have anything left to cut"
• Outgoing Palmer Township police chief looking forward to new chapter of life
• Susquehanna-Roseland power line route OK'd by National Park Service
• Allentown man beaten, robbed in van in Bethlehem parking lot, police say
• Two men charged following robbery attempt in South Side Easton, police say
• Lower Saucon Township horse is 2012's first reported case of West Nile Virus in Pennsylvania
• Developer J.B. Reilly presents his vision for Allentown hockey arena development
• Mega Millions jackpot soars to record $540 million; what would you do with that kind of cash?
• New Cumberland Middle School principal claims officials are unjustly trying to ruin her professional reputation
• Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett's counsel meets with advocacy groups to discuss state Capitol access restriction concerns
• Carlisle's new directional banners will make it easier to find your way around town
• Cumberland Valley School Board member faces hearing on DUI charges
• Forks Township man accidentally shot in leg, police say
• Bethlehem man charged with drunken driving after high-speed chase, reports say
• Critz: Republican Budget is Disastrous for Economy, Middle Class Families, and Seniors
• Your comments: Do you shop for electronics at brick-and-mortar stores or do you look for deals online?
• Franklin Township woman charged with heroin distribution admitted to drug court program
• PPL Corp. names William Spence chairman, replacing James Miller
• Hackettstown School Board plans to name new superintendent Monday
• Sandusky charges should go to trial, AG argues
• Jerry Sandusky's trial delayed to early June
• Ex-state official Allen Cwalina who lost job after DUI crash still pressing lawsuit for state-paid compensation
• Bethlehem police searching for man caught stealing copper wire
• Teacher was drunk when he drove into teens, police say
• Jerry Sandusky's trial pushed back to June because of scheduling issues
• North Middleton Township woman accused of raising her daughter in home filled with filth, broken glass, feces
• Routes 22/322 near Clarks Ferry Bridge reopens after turkey spill
• Teen allegedly leads police on Allentown chase in car reported stolen from Salisbury Township
• Police: Highmark CEO charged in fight with his mistress' husband
• Obituaries: David Kwait, whose distinguished law enforcement career included 30 years with FBI
• Best Buy to close 50 stores; no list released yet
• Critz Calls Today’s Transportation Vote “Irresponsible”
• 1 in 88 U.S. kids has autism, national study finds
• Carlisle employment skills center hosts fundraising race downtown
• Candidates' breakfast set for Saturday in New Cumberland
• Welcome to the team Gretchen!
• Voting on the highway reauthorization right now in the House.
• Dent Statement on House Budget Vote
• Lower Macungie Township teen sexually assaulted by man she met on myYearbook.com, police say
• Crime prevention meeting held in Uptown Harrisburg
• Warren County freeholders approve 2012 budget
• Warren County landfill looks to recoup $116,565 stolen by clerk
• Easton's new cable agreement would mean free Internet for city buildings
• Easton City Council announces grant funding for 2012 special events
• Police dogs, handlers learn detection techniques at Harrisburg workshop
• Easton police investigate attempted robbery; two suspects are in custody
• Harrisburg School District looking to fill $15.7 million budget gap
• Harrisburg police chief says he is not asking for earlier curfew in city
• Warren County landfill asks freeholders to join internal investigation
• Fountain Hill fire displaces family
• Easton City Council swears in Carl Scalzo Jr. as new police chief
• Salisbury Township accident on Interstate 78 sends 3 to hospital; Coopersburg man charged
• Lower Macungie Township man allegedly rapes Allentown teen in car
• Phillipsburg woman says false ad on Craigslist told users to take possessions from her yard
• Bethlehem mayor unveils $500,000 loan fund
• Lehigh County Prison guard put on unpaid leave after drugs found in Bethlehem apartment, officials say
• Volunteer Watson Hart, teacher Susan Stofanak recognized by historical and genealogical society
• Bushkill Township woman could face trial for allegedly stealing more than $852,000 in company checks to pay bills
• Israel's ambassador to the U.S. Michael Oren to speak at Dickinson College Thursday
• Bachmann backs Rohrer for U.S. Senate
• Blairstown Township woman accused of drunken driving crashed into guardrail outside Blairstown Elementary School, police say
• Pa. Sen. Pat Vance wants to end state retirees' triple-dipping practices
• Salvatore Purpura, owner of JoJo's Pizza in Mechanicsburg, faces possible deportation after 44 years
• Man pleads guilty to charges in Allentown bank robbery
• Shafer Elementary School pupils raise $6,000 to help cancer patients
• CONTACT Helpline to auction major art works at Hilton Harrisburg
• Columbia man accused of soliciting child pornography faces four counts of child endangerment
• Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic calls for investigation into incinerator project
• Pennsylvania House agreeds to spending millions to fix flood-damaged bridges
• Whitehall Township man who allegedly beat girlfriend, roommate nearly withdraws guilty plea
• Police: Man who died in Susquehanna Township car fire had alcohol, marijuana in system
• Pennsylvania State Troopers Association: Pennsylvania is on the 'verge of public safety crisis'
• Harrisburg University student, professor take to the air for science
• Questions of the week: Teacher pensions and Harrisburg crime
• Harrisburg International Airport posts 5% increase in passengers for February
• Pa. Senate OKs wine shipments to homes; bill goes to House
• JetBlue pilot suspended after 'medical situation' during flight from New York to Las Vegas
• Mega Millions jackpot reaches record $500 million
• HACC spring job and internship fair attracts more than 50 employers
• Newt Gingrich scales back campaign, plans to call delegates instead of campaigning
• Four charged in East Stroudsburg home invasion
• Hackettstown woman struck by car on Route 46; gas leak forces evacuations of homes, businesses
• Decision 2012: Santorum's grip on Pennsylvania GOP voters weakens
• Bethlehem area woman one of the last people to see Mark Werkheiser alive
• Harrisburg finance director says he's too busy to take care of audit paperwork
• Man leaves bar, naps in Fountain Hill yard; four drunken driving arrests in Lower Macungie Township - police blotter
• Car hits tree, ends up in Perry County creek
• Derry Township School District administrators warn of danger down the line if hard decisions aren't made
• Mansfield Township mayor wants fire departments to hash out issues
• Ron Angle calls out Bangor Area School Board member Frank Addessi
• Car slams into pickup truck in Wilson Borough, one person hurt
• South Middleton Township boy charged in Silly String incident
• Parkland school directors OK Lehigh Carbon Community College budget, but with reservations
• Mega Millions at record $476 million after no one hits Tuesday night
• Central Pennsylvania residents weigh in on Affordable Care Act: Is it a blessing or curse?
• GSHPA Scholarship application deadline nearing
• Amazing magic show, egg hunt, and more for free!
• Amazing magic show, egg hunt, and more for free!
• Easton to crack down on illegal parkers on Northampton Street
• Carlisle residents list concerns, ideas on development of former Carlisle Tire and Wheel site
• Easton Area School Board puts old administration building back on market
• Republican candidates for 92nd state House district meet at only scheduled debate
• Free burritos and soda for all to celebrate grand opening
• Easton Area School Board will consider three potential tax rates
• Harrisburg groups to hold candidates night on Thursday
• Saucon Valley School Board considers cutting 4.5 positions
• Phillipsburg trio accused of armed robbery, attempting to enter residence-UPDATE
• Easton officials: Any Neston Heights residents connected to shooting will be evicted
• Hunterdon County Freeholder Ron Sworen ending political career
• Hackettstown woman struck by car while crossing Main Street, police report
• Hampden Township residents receive new larger trash cans from York Waste Disposal
• Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority seeks information about potential sale of Queen City Airport
• Dieruff High School athletic director arrested for allegedly purchasing cocaine
• Parkland School Board approves Lehigh Carbon Community College, other budgets
• Allentown hockey arena to bring $200 million in development of four buildings by J.B. Reilly
• Wind Gap Councilman Dave Hess faces summary harassment charge
• New Jersey expands Jersey Grown program
• Lehigh Valley International Airport traffic rose 8.8 percent in February
• Tractor trailer wreck spills scented candles along Route 22/322 in Middle Paxton Township
• Warren County blotter: Phillipsburg man accused of stealing car parts
• Second suspect in Harrisburg cab driver death arrested in prison
• Northampton man dies in Lehigh Township crash
• Salisbury Township School District reports possible whooping cough exposure
• Orchard owners report frost didn't harm fruit trees; Bushkill homeowner, firefighter injured in blaze - PM news links
• Harrisburg police make second arrest in cab driver shooting
• Harrisburg's Walnut Street Bridge will have lights again
• Reports of restored service anger Verizon FiOS customers who still have limited TV
• Allen Middle School tops competition at Science Olympiad
• Supreme Court justices question health care insurance requirement
• PennDOT launches website for Route 22, MacArthur Road interchange project
• Giant Foods store near Gettysburg receives approval for liquor license; Susquehanna store request pending
• Midstate orchard owners say cold temperatures likely didn't harm stone fruit trees
• Trayvon Martin shooting death resonates in Allentown
• Monroe County man traded child porn, police say
• Great post from Congressman Graves
• Here is video of my floor debate today on extending current highway legislation...
• The State Museum of Pennsylvania will offer special day camps in July focusing o...
• Bethlehem man again faces charges for driving without a license
• State police fire marshal says Carlisle apartment blaze started in an electrical system
• Trayvon Martin 'hoodie march' to be held Friday in Harrisburg
• Judge gives Harrisburg incinerator its own overseer
• Louisiana bill inspired by Jerry Sandusky case would toughen child abuse-reporting law
• Sen. Jane Orie's theft conviction could mean bad news for her judge sister
• Altmire Statement on Passage of Jobs Act
• Pa. Senate Education Committee shows its disapproval to Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed changes to the Keystone exams
• Mitt Romney's unnamed fundraisers bring in millions for campaign
• School offers counseling for classmates of Reading girl killed by mom; York County police chase man in underwear; and more
• Pa. House and Senate committees to explore state police manpower concerns
• Elizabeth 'Lily' Collazo charged in murder of Mark Werkheiser, 38, of Williams Township
• Kevin Deely addresses Southern Lehigh School Board; officials debate whether politics OK at meetings
• Governor Corbett Announces Confirmations, Nominations
• Hackettstown police chief has message for teachers, students day after armed man hoax
• Allentown accident involving school bus, police car injures at least two
• 10 years later, two members of the Rigas family that founded Adelphia maintain their innocence
• State police to investigate Carlisle blaze that forced out nearly a dozen residents
• Arrest made in Mark Werkheiser murder, Northampton County District Attorney's Office announces
• Atheist group's lawsuit wants court to abolish state's Year of the Bible resolution
• Ephrata man accused of felony drug offense in upper Dauphin County traffic stop
• Man accused in Lower Frankford Township assault
• Five Questions: Compact Disc Center co-owner Mary Radakovits talks about records, piracy
• Easton Area School Board could put administration building back on the market tonight
• Kayakers attempt to set world records and raise money for animals in 1,200-mile trek
• Southern Lehigh School Board adopts new Spanish immersion program policy
• Dent Statement on House Vote to Send Bipartisan JOBS Act to the White House
• Crews battling fire at downtown Carlisle building
• Central Dauphin School Board appoints lawyer to its ranks
• Carlisle Regional Medical Center receives accreditation after new inspection
• Central Dauphin School Board plans to cut 84 jobs, raise taxes to balance budget
• Entourage of family, friends welcome back Greenwich Township veteran from Afghanistan deployment
• Murder victim Mark Werkheiser remembered by Wilson Area School District community
• Nazareth Area School District custodians union agrees to salary reduction to help balance budget proposal
• Great Meadows school board budget includes new middle school roof and full time kindergarten
• Gina Riso's mother appears again before Bangor Area School Board requesting action on drug policy
• Lower Allen Township approves time extension for proposed Walmart store decision
• Hackettstown schools lockdown: Caller alleges he was armed, upset and Swedish
• Carlisle Regional passes Joint Commission inspection
• Police confiscate shotgun believed to have killed Edward Kimak in Northampton homicide
• Construction crews hit gas line in Camp Hill
• Pennsylvania representative asks if female co-sponsors of state ultrasound bill are 'men with breasts'
• District attorney plans on presenting protection from abuse orders at William Kimmel's attempted homicide trial
• Shooting in Easton's Neston Heights development 'disheartening,' housing authority director says
• PPL Electric Utilities completes new substation in Moore Township
• Whitehall Township man leads police on chase from Walnutport to Carbon County, authorities say
• Penn State discussing paying for alleged victim's counseling
• Sen. Jane Orie convicted on 14 counts of theft of services, conflict of interest, forgery
• U.S. Sen. Bob Casey visits Allentown to call for greater transparency on pipeline safety information
• Supreme Court justices signal they're ready to address challenges to Obama's health care overhaul
• Hanover Township, Northampton County, home invasion mastermind turns himself in four years later, police say
• Harrisburg hires new health inspector
• Dog reunited with deployed Army family after 13 months at Perry County shelter for military pets, Paw Prints Dog Sanctuary & Canine Corps
• Jurors have reached verdict in Pennsylvania Sen. Jane Orie's campaign corruption trial
• Lower Nazareth Township mulch fires bring firefighters to Target
• New York man charged with threatening Easton man with handgun on Butler Street
• Update: School bus crashes in Swatara Township
• No one hurt in collision between car and school bus in Oberlin
• Very interesting presentation - dovetailed nicely with SAM's "Art is an Entree,...
• Carlisle-area United Methodist pastors to be reassigned to make way for unified church
• Rick Santorum on health care law: Rights come from creator, not government
• Verizon restores FiOS service in Harrisburg area
• Williams Township homicide victim to be honored in candlelight vigil tonight
• Georgia man admits to assaulting Allentown police officer in front of bar
• Allentown woman gets prison for stabbing man while vandalizing ex-boyfriend's car
• Former President Bill Clinton endorses Pennsylvania Democratic attorney general candidate Kathleen Kane
• Police: Middletown man, 20, faces charges after firing gun in air to celebrate his new job
• Southern Lehigh School Board to take action on Spanish program policy, asbestos plan contract
• Hackettstown Zombie Research Society is first chapter of its kind in New Jersey
• Two injured at Air Products plant in Louisiana
• Town cancels Easter egg hunt because of misbehaving parents
• Pennsylvania Joins Campaign to Bring New Fitness Centers to Schools
• Hershey underground power line subject of public meeting
• Lockdown of Hackettstown schools lifted; report of gunman 'unfounded'
• Truck ends up on its side after Hampden Township crash
• What's the speediest street in your neighborhood?
• Allentown waterfront revitalization public meeting scheduled
• Hoss's Steak and Sea House near Hummelstown to reopen, months after flood
• Allentown to receive $265,160 state grant for recycling programs
• Bethlehem police blotter: Robbery in Lehigh Valley Transportation Services parking lot; city man charged with striking girlfriend
• Crashes, littering, fights with bar bouncers lead Bethlehem police to charge several with underage drinking
• Police: Swatara Township traffic stop yields more than $1,000 in stolen Walmart goods; York men arrested
• Election '12: 29 Days until the Pennsylvania primary
• Midstate faith groups tout LGBT acceptance
• Commentary: Dangers missionaries face? Try lizards, not terrorists
• One arrested, another sought after police shooting in Steelton
• Police investigate Cumberland County home burglary
• Report: Police officer fires shot during Steelton traffic stop
• Your comments: Does 'pink slime' controversy make you concerned about other food items?
• Dent Advocates Repeal of Medical Device Tax at Regional Event
• Jury in Sen. Jane Orie trial deliberates for hours without verdict
• Two Easton men shot in the city's South Side; police seeking suspects - UPDATE
• Gunfire reported in Harrisburg's Allison Hill section
• Easton Area Community Center honors Mayor Sal Panto Jr., Mayor Ed Pawlowski at roast
• Kenneth R. Benson, Service Manager and Vice President at Hart & Iliff Fuel Company - Obituaries today
• Easton Area School District principal to receive Pennsylvania PTA award
• Sensitive Easter Bunny gently visits children with autism
• Harrisburg-area residents report FiOS outages; problem is statewide, Verizon says
• Man arrested for threatening a person with a handgun in Easton, police say
• Midstate school districts check menus for pink slime
• Retailers await more deaths along 'Cameron Speedway'
• Orchard owners keep their fingers crossed about spring's forecast
• Tips for filing 2011 taxes and a look ahead to 2012
• Three people displaced in Shippensburg house fire
• Nancy Eshelman: Was Penn State's $5 million tab for crisis communications really necessary?
• Susquehanna Township police seek information on nude man in truck
• Jerry Sandusky's relationship with adopted son detailed; Mississippi State University student killed - news links
• Jerry Sandusky, adopted son had 'rocky' relationship
• Straw poll uses iPad app
• Santorum, Gingrich court voters at Pennsylvania Leadership Conference
• Pennsylvania conservatives reluctant to forgive political transgressions
• Harrisburg family assisted by American Red Cross following fire
• Mega Millions lottery climbs to $356 million
• Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra director Stuart Malina, Harrisburg Area Community College series to receive Theatre Harrisburg awards
• Boy who died at Knoebels Amusement Park had undiagnosed heart problem, coroner says
• Registration deadline nears to vote in April 24 primaries
• Dickinson College program tackles fat stigma in a weeklong Love Your Body event
• Dick Cheney has heart transplant; former vice president is recovering in Virginia hospital
• Jerry Sandusky showed 'likely pedophile's pattern,' according to 1998 report
• Harrisburg University hosts daylong hands-on science event
• One man charged in Catasauqua stabbing at arranged fight, police say
• Allentown School District shows off new behavioral health program
• Forks Township man assaulted at home, police report
• Mega Millions jackpot grows to $356 million; Santorum speaks at Pa. leadership conference - news links
• American Cancer Society seeks help from salons for wig project
• Dorothy L. Bealer, retired sewing machine operator for the former Mary Fashions of Bath - Obituaries today
• Slate Belt leaders offer collective views for area's future
• Rick Santorum wins Louisiana Republican presidential primary
• Port Authority retirees awarded back toll-free rides, free airport parking
• Allentown teens cited for 'sexual activity' at South Mountain Park
• Rick Santorum wins Louisiana primary
• Sons of 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' meet fans at Lower Nazareth Township Wegmans
• Allentown teen stabbed in neck, city police report
• Dick Cheney undergoes heart transplant
• Jerry Sandusky called likely pedophile in 1998, report states
• U.S. soldier accused of Afghan slaughter killed in two separate episodes, officials claim
• Jurors in Jane Orie trial end third day of deliberations, tell judge they're at 'serious impasse'
• Saucon Valley School District releases terms of settlement agreements
• Northampton Community College and Northampton County districts team up
• Lehigh Portland Cement Company quarry explosion remembered 70 years later
• Fuel-efficient cars impress at Greater Lehigh Valley Auto Show
• Jurors in Jane Orie trial tell judge they're at 'serious impasse'
• Warren Hills school district won't allow home-schoolers to play for school sports teams
• National Canal Museum to open Hugh Moore Park location this spring
• Hunterdon Central grad succumbs to injuries from car accident
• Morris Canal Greenway plan nears realization
• St. Luke's pledges donation to keep Phillipsburg pool open
• Slate Belt's Italian-American heritage to be remembered in new book
• Phillipsburg School Board set to vote on 2012-13 budget, taxes slated to increase
• Jerry Sandusky labeled 'likely pedophile' in 1998 report
• Finesville Dam follow-up studies show ecology on rebound
• Newt Gingrich focuses on a November strategy for Republicans
• Bomb threats phoned in to two Carlisle businesses
• Harrisburg man arrested by state police on drug charges
• Rick Santorum makes his pitch to Pennsylvania conservatives
• Harrisburg's St. Patrick's Day parade canceled because of rain
• Rain causes cancellation of St. Patrick's Day parade in Harrisburg
• GOP hopeful Rick Santorum speaks at Pennsylvania Leadership Conference
• Central Dauphin High School wins first place in engineering contest
• Pennsylvania National Guard soldiers march in memory of fallen
• Lower Swatara Township church's mock raid draws criticism, leaves teen traumatized
• Judge keeps Jerry Sandusky accuser out of Second Mile lawsuit
• Advocates want information on firm Penn State hired to counsel Jerry Sandusky's alleged victims
• Warm weather often means an increase in burglaries, Harrisburg-area police say
• Jurors break for the night in state Sen. Jane Orie case
• Lehigh County landholders challenge reassessed value of 13,600 properties
• Reported stabbing in Catasauqua
• Phillipsburg police Detective James P. Stettner II to remain on force, chief says - UPDATE
• Most Cadmus Specialty Publications employees let go a month early from Wilson Borough plant
• Wilson Area School District could eliminate eighth-grade Spanish
• Some claims in Central Elementary School sexual assault suit stand, others tossed, judge rules
• Chrin wants two Williams Township supervisors barred from voting on landfill matters
• Charges dropped against Pen Argyl father accused of harassing basketball players
• Democratic whip tours Martin Guitar in support of U.S. Rep. Timothy Holden
• U.S. Postal Inspector's probe of The Second Mile is 7th investigation to start since Jerry Sandusky was charged
• Romney praised at Pennsylvania Leadership Conference
• Parent accused of abusing special education laws vindicated by judge's ruling, attorney says
• Upper Nazareth Township given go-ahead for suit against property owner
• Allentown protest against federal contraceptives mandate draws 500
• Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Catcholic Church celebrates priest's 50 years
• Phillipsburg man facing drug possession, weapon charges says he doesn't trust public defenders' office
• Police seeking information on pair of robberies in Bath, Hanover Township
• Easton man charged with threatening bank teller on Christmas Eve
• Pair of women face drug charges after Northampton County Drug Task Force serves search warrant at Bath home
• Conservative Pa. Leadership Conference begins today with Sen. Pat Toomey among speakers
• Plainfield Township man who sexually assaulted teen outside Coca-Cola Park says he is also suffering
• York County GOP club to sponsor Republican candidates Monday in Springettsbury Township
• Sandusky's charity The Second Mile under investigation by U.S. Postal Inspection Service
• Trayvon Martin's shooting death reignites debate on Pennsylvania's Castle Doctrine self-defense law
• Multi-vehicle crash slows traffic on Interstate 81 southbound in Susquehanna Township
• Thirty-four civilian employees each accept buyout of $25,000 to leave their jobs with the Navy in Hampden Township
• Woman accused of stabbing Pohatcong Township man in the head with scissors admitted into pretrial intervention program
• New details in Raritan Township's man plan to free Tennessee death row inmate
• Washington Township, N.J., woman indicted on charges of possessing a stun gun
• State funding cuts could impact up to 1,700 midstate residents served by The Arc of Cumberland and Perry Counties
• Somebody Do Something - Graffiti at Indian Tower in Upper Nazareth Township
• Environmentalists say PennEnvironment's misleading photo faux pas hurts overall mission
• Remembering: Mike Mentzer was the voice of Harrisburg High School sports
• Hersheypark finishes laying Skyrush roller coaster track
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson and Controller Dan Miller fight over artifact sale
• Hershey High School moms join kids in USA Memory Championship in New York
• Allentown police seeking public's help in identifying slashing suspects
• Blairstown Township men face burglary, conspiracy charges - Warren County court blotter
• Wegmans latest chain to announce it will stop selling 'pink slime' beef
• Today I was in Chattanooga, TN with Congressman Chuck Fleischmann to tour the Ch...
• Susquehanna Township student uses acting skills for Rotary contest
• Allentown drug investigation leads to three arrests
• Easton man allegedly broke another man's jaw after dispute inside city bar
• Jerry Sandusky's Second Mile charity under investigation by U.S. Postal Inspector
• Children 'kidnapped' from Lower Swatara church during fake raid
• Middletown has no plans to close borough library, council says
• Pennsylvania National Guard members to march at Fort Indiantown Gap to honor fallen soldiers
• Penn State student to spend 30 days in jail because of Joe Paterno riots
• Wegmans going to 'transition' away from ground beef filler known as 'pink slime'
• Palmyra baseball teams host food drive for Caring Cupboard
• Trayvon Martin's shooting death by neighborhood watch captain under investigation by feds
• Governor Corbett Announces Recent Nominations
• Allentown School District program for non-English speaking students to expand
• 'I Am Harrisburg' video aims to rally city
• Lower Saucon Township votes to join Allentown hockey arena lawsuit
• Carlisle man arrested trying to sell stolen handgun for second time, police say
• Trenton area Catholics sound off to bishop in survey; candidates' gaffs can be costly - AM news links
• Firehouse burns in South Jersey
• PennDOT: Interstate 78 work planned in Upper Macungie Township
• Lower Macungie Township motorist had drugs, open container; ATV stolen in Weisenberg Township - police blotter
• Steny Hoyer to appear in Upper Nazareth Township, Easton in support of Tim Holden
• Bernice Sandler, godmother of Title IX, speaks at Cedar Crest College on law's reach
• Readington Township Olympic hopeful charged with animal cruelty, newspaper reports
• Oxford Township public records ordinance breaks law, frustrates public
• Southern Lehigh Middle School student wins spelling bee for second year in a row
• Candidates square off at Northern York County Republican Club event
• Education, voter IDs top issues at candidates forum in Harrisburg
• Hampden Township man hopes photo might hold clue to disappearance of father's cousin, aviator Amelia Earhart
• Portland Industrial Park's newest manufacturing facility draws approval of local leaders
• Candidates' gaffes can cost them votes
• Toddler left in parked, running car causes crash
• Upper Saucon Township sues couple over 'junkyard' property, part of 10-year battle over debris
• Defrocked Philadelphia priest pleads guilty to sex abuse - UPDATE
• Upper Saucon Township student wins second consecutive regional Scripps National Spelling Bee title
• 'Pink slime' out of ground beef at Giant Food Stores, Weis Markets, Stop & Shop and other stores - UPDATE
• Harrisburg receiver David Unkovic won't seek charges in 'scams'
• Jerry Sandusky's attorney says sex abuse charges aren't specific enough to take to trial
• Pohatcong Township rejects Highlands Council conformance in planning area
• Milton Hershey School in Derry Township combines fire, science and conservation
• Bangor woman pleads guilty for role in robbing Easton man
• Roman Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg merges 2 schools because of dwindling enrollment, financial losses
• Three admit beating Bethlehem clerk over cigar
• Coroner: Hackettstown man killed in I-80 crash died of asphyxiation, aid within six minutes would have saved him
• Bedbugs continue to bedevil Harrisburg School District
• Wilson Borough Dollar General robbed by armed man - UPDATE
• Environmental group promotes another misleading image on report of river pollution
• Week after Williams Township fatal shooting, frustration mounts over lack of public information
• Easton man who threatened two people with knife gets nearly 2 years in state prison
• Northampton man, allegedly high on heroin, leaves young twins home alone, police report
• T-Mobile USA to shut Hanover Township call center
• Bethlehem teen threatens ex-girlfriend's life, police say
• Chance to expunge DUI conviction is given to attorney wed to Dauphin County judge
• Roadwork scheduled for Interstate 83 near Lemoyne this weekend
• WHBG Channel 20 off the air temporarily
• Whitney Houston died from drowning, coroner's office says
• Two Lehigh Valley community leaders participating in delegation to White House
• Bethlehem man jailed after attempting to double prescription for painkillers
• Philly priest pleads guilty to sex abuse charge before trial begins
• Candlelight vigil planned for Williams Township fatal shooting victim
• Your comments: Are you more likely to shop at stores that stop selling 'pink slime' beef?
• Police chief in Trayvon Martin shooting case temporarily steps down
• East Allen Township gas station employee stole cash, cigarettes from workplace, police say
• Bethlehem woman concealed fugitive, records say
• Middletown powwow organizer unsure about event's future
• With gas prices rising, public tries to place blame
• Tapes of Georgina Zogby's DUI and arrest turned over to defense lawyer
• Jerry Sandusky wants sex abuse charges dismissed, asks for later trial
• French school shooting suspect killed; Etch A Sketch at center of Republican presidential race - PM news links
• Giant Food, Weis Markets stop carrying 'pink slime' beef
• Earlier this week, Joel Shrum from Mount Joy was killed in Yemen by Al Qaeda ter...
• Downtown Harrisburg building that housed the closed Dragonfly nightclub to become Federal Taphouse eatery this summer
• Republican candidates for 92nd state House seat to debate next week
• Critz Requests Immediate Review of “Loophole” the USPS may be using to close Post Offices; Cites Post Office Closings in Westmoreland and Somerset Counties
• Trayvon Martin's shooting death by neighborhood watch captain in Florida ignites debates, marches
• Dickinson Township man receives burns, loses shed and equipment in fire
• Two Harrisburg restaurants robbed; suspect identified in one
• Governor Corbett Creates New Innovation Office to Improve Efficiency, Generate Savings for Taxpayers
• Central Dauphin High School students head to Germany for engineering competition
• Upper Allen Township police stop man who shouldn't have been driving until 2040
• 4 Palmyra men charged in drug investigation at Bad Boy Toys stores
• New Jersey college student accused of stealing a cup of ice
• Winning $70 million Powerball ticket sold in Little Silver, N.J. - UPDATE
• Al-Qaida claims it killed Lancaster County native teaching in Yemen
• Mohamed Merah, suspect in French killings, dies after jump from apartment window
• Dharun Ravi speaks about Tyler Clementi; 1998 Sandusky investigator didn't see hidden Penn State reports - AM news links
• Palmyra police issue 6 speeding citations during aggressive driving enforcement
• Free fun and candy at Easter Candy Scramble 2012
• Hackettstown man killed in Interstate 80 crash could have been saved, coroner tells newspaper
• Scripps National Spelling Bee's 26th regional contest is tonight
• Harrisburg receiver David Unkovic cites 'corruption' in debt crisis
• Emmaus man badly hurt in Monroe County motorcycle accident, police report
• Hope Township man with 12-inch knife resists arrest, police report
• Phillipsburg officials authorize funds for security cameras
• Washington officials clarify what they need to finish budget
• PATH Act Passes House with Dent E.R. Amendment
• CDHS to Exercise for Four Diamonds!
• Rebuttal witness testifies that he saw Pennsylvania state Sen. Jane Orie's staff doing campaign work
• Judge rules name of GOP candidate in 83rd state House District race must be taken off ballot
• Lower Swatara Township approves ordinance setting stricter floodplain regulations
• Upper Allen Township commissioners approve sale of bonds to fund sewer upgrades
• Pennsylvania state House bill aims to streamline application process for nonprofits to sell alcohol at fundraisers
• Millersburg woman charged with harassment for Facebook threat
• Penn State hires Texas-based firm to provide counseling services to Jerry Sandusky's alleged victims
• Adams County forum draws Republicans running to replace Platts in seat that now represents Harrisburg
• John Legend encourages action in education in talk at Moravian College
• Steven Zernhelt to receive heroism award for trying to save neighbors from murderer Michael Ballard
• Allentown City Council says Frank Concannon's absences must be addressed
• 'The Hunger Games' expected to break $100 million box-office mark this weekend
• Gov. Chris Christie on Veterans Haven, Freedom House: 'We need more places like this'
• Allentown gets good news for American Parkway Bridge, bad news for 15th Street Bridge
• Belvidere's Water Street construction to include new trees, decorative lights
• Nazareth school board proposes cuts to district positions, programs in budget proposal
• Lower Nazareth Township planners give nod to longstanding warehouse proposal
• Raritan Twp. man arrested in foiled plot to bust Tenn. female death row inmate from jail
• Guests get sneak peek of 2012 Greater Lehigh Valley Auto Show in Bethlehem
• Bethlehem teen disarms attacker in attempted robbery on Grenadier Boulevard, Bethlehem police say
• All but one of Bethlehem Area School District's claims tossed by judge in suit against parent
• Allentown man faces trial in fatal shooting of local rapper
• Allentown Police Department hires four new officers with grant money
• Patriot-News Special Report: 1998 Jerry Sandusky investigator would have pursued dropped case if he had seen hidden Penn State police report
• Harrisburg fire union president: City fire contingent getting dangerously low
• Mega Millions lottery jackpot climbs to $290 million
• Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg realigning two schools
• Easton Area School District may consider staff cuts
• Heritage Village vote postponed by Upper Nazareth Township supervisors
• Wilson Borough man charged with burglary after positive fingerprint match, records say
• Moravian Historical Society to host fundraiser dinner Friday
• Penn State hasn't yet helped alleged Sandusky victims as promised, lawyer says
• Attempted carjacking reported in Camp Hill
• Market Street on Allison Hill in Harrisburg reopened
• Severe weather siren to sound in Carlisle tonight for a drill
• Teachers "frustrated," school board "disappointed" in West Shore pay freeze talks
• Bethlehem man assaults girlfriend, damages neighbor's vehicle, police say
• Critz Urges Swift Action to Pass Transportation Bill; Cosponsors Senate Transportation Bill, which Repeals the Toll Credit Language Necessary to Complete Route 219
• Your comments: Should Harrisburg residents and businesses pay for increased police protection?
• Wilson Borough man accused of attacking women files complaint against alleged victims
• Dauphin County coroner IDs man burned to death in Susquehanna Township car fire
• Former Pennsylvania Speaker John Perzel somber after receiving prison term for corruption
• Questions of the week: Paying for more police, dealing with Facebook while looking for work
• Coroner: Susquehanna Township car fire death was likely accidental
• Harrisburg incinerator bond insurer, Assured Guaranty, faces possible downgrade by Moody's Investor Services
• Former Allentown bus driver accused of molesting girl wants to withdraw guilty plea
• Harrisburg's state-appointed receiver says city has been 'mismanaged for 20 years'
• Allentown police douse suspected thief with pepper spray at scrap yard
• On the second anniversary of Obamacare's passage, the call for its repeal is onl...
• West Shore School Board 'deeply disappointed' in teachers' response to pay negotiations
• Former FBI chief's Penn State investigation looking beyond Sandusky accusations
• Critz: New Haven Hose Company Receives $43,225 Grant
• Steven Zernhelt, victim in Northampton quadruple slaying, honored with Carnegie Award
• Update: Missing East Pennsboro woman found
• Lancaster County student, 11, sues over random drug tests
• Former Olympus employee accused of stealing thousands from corporation extradited, arraigned
• Ex-FBI chief has interviewed 200 people in Penn State investigation, trustees president says
• Gov. Chris Christie announces role for Freedom House in Veterans Haven North
• York babysitter charged with beating 2-year-old to death
• Live coverage: Hearing on Harrisburg's state-run fiscal recovery plan
• Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar coming to Hampden Township
• Consumer activist group wants local grocers to label beef that has 'pink slime' filler
• Brother-in-law of man found dead in Northampton charged with murder - UPDATE
• Gov. Tom Corbett seeks to get rid of Keystone Parks, Recreation and Conservation Fund
• Ex-Pennsylvania Speaker of the House John Perzel gets up to 60 month prison term in corruption scandal
• Parkland School District could cut 63 jobs through attrition, official says
• My op-ed in The Hill this morning on the importance of transportation and commerce.
• Wormleysburg holds free Easter egg hunt for kids
• Police: Carlisle woman suffers broken rib, bruised lung, other injuries in South Middleton attack
• Your comments: Employers asking for Facebook passwords is a slippery slope for job seekers
• Easton man stabbed during robbery try at Ninth and Church streets in city - UPDATE
• Firefighters rescue cats from Perry County blaze
• Hanover man accused in 2011 Cumberland County burglary
• Low-cost crafts for kids at Michaels stores
• Some Express-Times delivery delayed up to three hours
• Greenwich Township financial report leads to state review, tempers flaring
• Lower Mount Bethel Township farmers blame preservation zoning for low returns on development rights
• Northampton killing news conference scheduled for 8 this morning to detail arrest
• Crowds greet Rick Santorum in Gettysburg; GOP presidential hopeful says election is about fundamental change
• Midtown Harrisburg group says additional property tax would fund police protection the city can't afford
• Rite Aid's Wellness Plus customer loyalty program draws scrutiny from investors
• Perry County district attorney wants 'justice,' files new charges in 2011 fatal crash
• Patriot-News exclusive: Psychologist's report might be reason Ray Gricar declined to bring charges against Jerry Sandusky in 1998
• New Warren County Pollution Control Financing Authority members face potential conflicts of interest over authority business
• Easton Area School Board committee recommends selling Cottingham Building
• Washington officials want Washington Township to hurry up with the data
• Phillipsburg state wrestling champ Brandon Hull, coach Dave Post receive town recognition
• Gov. Chris Christie to visit Freedom House in Hunterdon County on Wednesday, CEO says
• 3 candidates vying for vacant seat on Central Dauphin school board
• In Gettysburg, Santorum braces for long contest with Romney, despite primary loss in Illinois
• Mitt Romney named winner of Illinois primary
• Harrisburg Chapter of the NAACP to host candidates night
• Pa. senator proposing erectile dysfunction bill to protest pre-abortion ultrasounds
• West Shore burglar sentenced to 5-10 years in state prison
• Whitehall Township man killed in Schuylkill County accident, police say
• Overturned tractor-trailer slowing traffic in Lower Swatara Township
• Harrisburg City Council questions why state hasn't received audit, raises parking permit fees
• Bethlehem hot dog vendor gets exception to limited hours
• Romney wins Illinois primary; Santorum comes in 2nd
• Northampton fatal shooting victim identified - UPDATE
• Slatington man sent to prison in crash that killed two, injured a third
• Car radiator hose cut in North Whitehall Township; motorist clocked at 103 mph in Upper Macungie Township - police blotter
• Allentown police officer files discrimination lawsuit against city, police chief
• MGMT to headline Musikfest
• Lower Mount Bethel Township hires security guards for public meetings
• Shots fired in Easton's West Ward, no one hit, police report - UPDATE
• Sheetz employees put their skills to the test at 11th annual Made-to-Order Olympics
• Lehigh Valley Health Network announces future presence at Allentown hockey arena
• Belvidere budget for town council salaries likely on the rise this year
• Bethesda Mission preparing for Easter Dinner
• Loysville man 'just walked over the edge' of a cliff after late-night argument, Perry County coroner says
• Philadelphia Democrat counters ultrasound proposal with erectile dysfunction bill
• Camp Hill man sentenced on sexual assault charges
• West Shore School District teachers say they are disappointed compromise could not be reached on pay freeze
• Fulton Financial Corp. CEO R. Scott Smith to retire
• Former Catasauqua High School principal had shared explicit video of young girl, records say
• Two shot in Bethlehem's Marvine-Pembroke complex
• James Kuykendall III of Chambersburg sentenced for attack on his father in South Middleton Township in November 2010
• "Suspicious" man seen watching children play in East Pennsboro Township, police say
• Warren County men appear in court on charges of stealing money from Oxford Township Church with forged checks
• Hanover Township driver's blood-alcohol content tripled the limit, police say
• Alvin H. Butz Inc. headquarters expansion proposal in downtown Allentown to be considered
• Washington Township, Lehigh County, burglary suspect waives hearing
• Former Pennsylvania Speaker John Perzel to face sentencing Wednesday
• Penn State offers to pay legal expenses for employees subpoeanaed in Jerry Sandusky case
• Amelia Earhart search gets new lead, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton encourages project
• 3 get probation in Pennsylvania political corruption scandal
• Rick Santorum raises $9 million for campaign in February
• Rutgers students, staff rally against merger with Rowan University
• Lancaster County barn fire kills hundreds of hogs
• More information on Chairman Ryan's FY2013 budget.
• Altmire Issues Statement on House Budget Proposal
• Critz: Republican Budget Proposal is Disastrous for our Nation’s Economy and the American People
• Why we need a transportation bill
• Holy Spirit Carlisle Center to get Orthopedics Institute of PA office
• Interstate 78 East entrance in Bethlehem closed for three hours after tractor-trailer tips
• Rita's celebrates return of spring with free Italian ice today
• Get treatment, experts urge as allergies increase in length, severity
• U.S. calls Lancaster County man's death in Yemen a 'terrorist act'
• As GOP fights on, Obama team frets months of unanswered attacks will leave his campaign in a hole
• Center Street closed 8:30 to 2:30 today in Hackettstown for road work
• Teen in critical condition after being hit by tractor-trailer in Hershey
• Toilet stolen from Lower Macungie Township home; car tires sabotaged with nails in Hanover Township - police blotter
• Public employee unions fear changes on New Jersey Supreme Court; Obama team frets attacks might stick - AM news links
• Hackettstown man, dog killed as drunken driver slams into pickup in Monroe County, police, newspaper report
• State asks driller to help families who have methane in water wells
• North Middleton man accused of shining red laser beam at women while they pumped gas
• Cumberland Valley residents ask school board to raise taxes, keep programs
• Yesterday, the Health Subcommittee held a hearing to investigate efforts to help...
• I-81 south ramp to East Pennsboro Township to close for two months starting today
• North Middleton Township police investigate bar fight
• Your comments: What should be done about accumulated unused sick time?
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., spa complex on William Penn Highway to be permitted
• Nazareth police chief wants investigation discussions out of public meetings
• Port Authority files lawsuits against 14 alleged toll cheaters
• Five Questions: Lehigh alum Whitney Chen talks about her Food Network show and her next step
• Berks County priest Walter Ciszek one step closer to sainthood
• Five vehicles involved in Interstate 78 crash, police say
• Harrisburg School District's $15.8 million deficit might cause more cuts in programs, staff
• West Shore education coalition led by alumnus who founded multimillion-dollar education companies
• Saylorsburg woman dies in Monroe County crash
• Belvidere Town Council fires recycling coordinator
• North Londonderry increases paving projects by $50,000
• New service at Camp Hill Giant saves parents valuable time
• Nazareth police detective demoted, cited for alleged conduct violation
• Pay freeze for West Shore School District teachers appears unlikely, district says
• Ed Nelson's lawsuit to reclaim Upper Mount Bethel Township seat struck a blow in court ruling
• Sandusky case has led to more reports of suspected child abuse, district attorneys say
• Lower Dauphin grants tax abatement for Verdelli Farms project
• Norfolk Southern plans to recruit job candidates Thursday near Allentown
• Steelton borough gets $158,000 for streetscape from Dauphin county
• Macungie officials OK plan for State Farm office, apartments
• Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network using robotic technology to help the paralyzed walk
• Bethlehem Township, Pa. joins in Allentown hockey arena tax lawsuit
• Get a bowl of chili for lunch for only $2
• Bethlehem school board rejects contract with operations workers
• William Allen High School student gets prison for shooting two people after school
• Tuesday's Mega Millions jackpot worth $241 million
• Bethlehem woman charged with stealing from Southern Lehigh Sports Association waives hearing
• Mitt Romney attacks Barack Obama, while Rick Santorum attacks Romney
• Alleged pimp in Sands hotel prostitution sting waives hearing
• South Easton Rite Aid to close
• Hellertown man told police he planned to threaten sister with rifle, records say
• Stretch a dollar and your body
• Warren County prosecutors, defense attorneys to switch places as temporary solution to unconstitutional ruling, attorney says
• Masseur charged with groping client at Easton massage parlor, police say
• Gloria Steinem scheduled to keynote Lehigh Valley Women's Summit
• Hackettstown man to have first appearance for allegedly cutting man's hand, damaging wall with knife
• Cat found tied inside pillowcase, abandoned beside Berks County road
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey voter-registration deadlines coming up this month
• Penn State releases trustee candidates' position papers
• New Jersey State Police introduce mobile alerts for residents
• Lancaster County native killed in Yemen went there to learn, not preach, parents say
• Lehigh County Coroner's Office seeks next of kin of Thomas Hess, 69, of Allentown
• Minor accident causing backup along Interstate 81 in Cumberland County
• Bethlehem police search for suspects in CVS thievery
• Bethlehem police seek man in attempted stabbing
• Teddy Bear Day at ZooAmerica
• Newt Gingrich to speak at gathering of state conservative activists
• Burglary suspect breaks bones in fall from home; York girl hospitalized after being bitten by dog; and more
• Free computer classes and free computer
• Harrisburg man pleads guilty in 2007 murder-robbery case in the city
• Dauphin County church arsonist gets 10-year probation term; pastor says congregation has forgiven him
• Officials work to identify body found in burning car in Susquehanna Township
• Recap…Critz Small Business Week; Congressman and Staff Visit 104 Small Businesses in Five Days
• Pa. workers' compensation employee charged with bribery
• Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic to unveil short list of companies to negotiate for city assets
• Former Pa. House Speaker John Perzel, others to be sentenced in corruption case
• Shooting death of cabbie in Harrisburg was a random act, police say
• Unemployment fell to 6.8% in the Harrisburg region in January
• Midtown Harrisburg group will hire off-duty police officers to fight crime in the neighborhood
• Pennsylvania's high school graduation rate stands at 80%
• Carlisle motorcyclist injured Saturday in crash is in good condition
• First block of North Fourth Street in Easton is closed - UPDATE
• Tandem kayak stolen in Palmyra
• Pipe bomb or similar device found in Forks Township
• Apple Inc. to pay dividend of $2.65 per share
• Organization to copy and restore photos for flood victims
• Lancaster County native killed while working in Yemen
• Report: N.J. has lowest corruption risk of any state
• Police: Man stopped for driving 101 mph on Interstate 81 in Lebanon County had drugs hidden in SUV
• Obama, Christie popular with New Jersey women; township tries to get rid of geese - AM news links
• Casey and Critz Announce $1.8M Grant for Workforce Training in Westmoreland County;Grant Could Create More than 500 Jobs
• Critz: Crabtree Volunteer Fire Department Receives $11,400 Grant
• Critz Statement on Shell Cracker Announcement in Beaver County
• Lincoln Tunnel helix repairs will limit access at night beginning in August
• Phillipsburg spreads payout of accumulated sick days, vacation time for retired chief over two budgets
• Kidspeace resident, 13, goes missing in North Whitehall Township
• Lower Nazareth Township teen author to host book signing in Bethlehem
• Former Bethlehem Steel workers remember 15th anniversary of flagship plant going silent
• Lehigh University basketball fans have bittersweet response to Xavier loss
• Central Dauphin School District seeks new superintendent
• Former journalist, political aide raises awareness about Harrisburg gun violence
• Former St. Joseph's parishioners celebrate patron saint day at old sanctuary
• Anthony Elonis hires third attorney since October conviction on charges of threatening to blow up Dorney Park, shoot kindergarten class
• Kamionka: Extra security in downtown Harrisburg helped bars make record St. Patty's Day sales
• Warm temperatures to continue this week as spring officially begins Tuesday
• Allentown celebrates 55th annual St. Patrick's Day parade
• Free Easter egg hunt for kids in Lemoyne
• Craft beers are showing up in cans, clearing the way for it to be served in more places
• Penn State Dickinson School of Law not threatened by funding cuts
• Easton police using wireless infrared device to target speeders
• Royalton officials worry about effect of Londonderry Township homes on their residents
• Man found dead in burning car in Susquehanna Township
• Unitarian Church of Harrisburg members return to church a week after cab driver was shot outside their building
• $4 lunch and Lenten learning
• Injured hiker airlifted from Pine Grove Furnace State Park
• Somebody (Did) Something at the Southmont shopping center in Bethlehem Township, Pa.
• Richard F. Burke Sr., worked for the Nazareth School District for eight years - Obituaries today
• Free prom gowns and accessories for teens unable to afford dresses
• Free Easter egg hunt at Fort Hunter
• Penn State probe focuses on athletics; thousands mourn Egyptian pope - AM news links
• Scripps National Spelling Bee regional contestants
• Patriot-News deliveries delayed in parts of Dauphin, York counties
• Former FBI director focuses Penn State probe on athletic department, employees say
• Downtown Harrisburg increases police coverage for safety's sake
• Lurch to the right worries some Republicans
• City of Easton fights blighted properties as foreclosures increase
• Owen's Foundation celebrate, remember 8-year-old boy hit, killed by car
• Bethlehem Parade of Shamrocks provides warmup for Irish dancers
• Upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case could impact 14-year-old murderer's prison sentence
• Washington animal lover collects pet food for animals in need
• Family, friends surprise Palmer Township soldier with hero's welcome following year-long deployment in Afghanistan
• PennDOT: I-81 south ramp to Route 11/15 south in East Pennsboro Township to close for repairs
• Belvidere Free Public Library marks 75th year as hot topic in budget season
• Pohatcong Township man accused of kicking 4-year-old several times, police say
• Harmony Township golf course officially under new ownership
• Oxford Township seeks New Jersey Highlands Council help with eyesore
• Easton to raise its swimming pool fees
• Harrisburg man surrenders to police in shooting death of cabdriver
• South Side Bethlehem business owners seek parking compromise
• Religious cultural center proposed off Commerce Park Drive in Lower Nazareth Township
• Forks Township couple operated meth lab in home with children present, police say
• President Obama not to blame for rising gas prices, local drivers say
• Dauphin County program offers free prom dresses
• Bull's Island campground closes permanently following death from fallen tree
• "Older and Wiser" seminars offered for Dauphin County senior citizens
• Ex-Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed removed from witness list for debt recovery plan hearing
• Mildred Collins, a volunteer grandmother at Hunterdon State School - Obituaries today
• Man in critical condition after serious single-vehicle wreck on Interstate 80 in Frelinghuysen Township
• Bethlehem police call Lehigh University campus celebration 'relatively calm'
• Lykens woman arrested on drug charge after traffic stop
• Blanket of security covers Harrisburg's Restaurant Row as St. Patrick's Day festivities arrive; Friday night crowds sparse in wake of recent crimes there
• Record 15 dancers from O'Grady Quinlan Academy of Irish Dance competing at world championships
• Aide to Pennsylvania Sen. Jane Orie testifies she never did campaign work on state time
• Jerry Sandusky's attorney seeks records of accusers
• Harrisburg man wanted in connection with shooting death of cab driver
• Early St. Patrick's Day celebrating begins along Harrisburg's Restaurant Row
• Lehigh students, alumni joyous after shocking upset over Duke
• U.S. court asked to prohibit covering Jerry Sandusky damages
• Lehigh University fans at Starters Riverport celebrate upset over Duke
• Carlisle minister taught people how to lead good lives
• Children of slain Williams Township man are safe with family, authorities say
• Driver pleads guilty in drunken-driving crash that killed Palmer Township man
• Penn State anticipated employees being subpoenaed, board of trustees Chairwoman Karen Peetz says
• New Jersey State Police out in force this weekend
• Palmer Township mechanic faces state prison for stealing from clients, drunken driving
• Greenwich Township official's luncheon with Lopatcong Mayor Douglas Steinhardt leads to war of words
• Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett's 'eyes' remark draws GOP fire
• Authorities in Hunterdon, Somerset counties offering $5K reward for information on pair of armed robberies
• U.S. Rep. Scott Garrett, Adam Gussen win party conventions in 5th District race
• Mansfield Township adds part-time tax collector, searching for CFO
• Penn State trustees approve new committee structure
• Medical students at Penn State College of Medicine in Derry Township receive residency assignments on Match Day
• Juror in Dharun Ravi webcam trial speaks out
• Bethlehem home invasion convict admits to spitting at sheriff deputies
• Easton mulls allowing billboards in some areas of the city
• Hampden Township girl recovering after being hit by car
• Critics counter President Barack Obama's claims on fuel dependence
• Pair accused of bilking Bethlehem Township, Pa., out of streetlight money waive hearings
• Nazareth row home fire scene remains secured, blaze under investigation
• South Whitehall Township fire victims buried by county after no one claims remains
• Wounded Newport soldier welcomed home with motorcycle escort
• Top Pennsylvania House Republican asks Corbett Administration to reconsider food stamp asset test
• Construction will continue tonight along Interstate 81 in Cumberland County
• Clinton Township police: Drunk Northampton County woman leads police on start-and-stop chase
• Salisbury Middle School dance party raises $10,000 for cancer fund
• Pennsylvanians support Penn State's Bill O'Brien hire, are bigger fans of Steelers than Eagles, poll shows
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem tops in tables for three months running
• Hunterdon County prosecutor: Trenton mother, daughter arrested as part of heroin trafficking operation
• Nazareth area man sexually abused girl for eight years, police say
• Customer attacks 7-Eleven store clerk over lack of sausages
• Penn State 'debating' whether employees subpoenaed will have legal counsel paid for by the university
• Allentown man charged with leaving scene of Bethlehem accident
• National Park Service seeks tips on Hardwick Township fire that destroyed 200-year-old farmhouse
• Lancaster County car salesman sentenced to prison for fatal test drive; Lebanon County man killed in standoff described as 'so sad'; and more
• TD Bank in Allentown robbed by man who passed note to teller
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson: State to provide extra police protection during St. Patrick's day weekend, other events
• Attorney general's office subpoenas Penn State University employees
• Handgun stolen from Carlisle bedroom, police say
• Carlisle woman cheated out of $700 in roofing scam, she tells police
• Penn State implementing recommendations following sex abuse scandal
• The Monarch 5K Run and Walk in memory of Mason Koch to be held May 13
• "New Territory" film to be screened at Allen Theatre
• Penn State makes changes based on investigation, university president says
• Baltimore and D.C. visitors to be targeted in Hershey-Harrisburg tourism bureau's drives
• Penn State board of trustees meets in Hershey
• Free one-day seminar for breaking into the performing arts
• Jury finds Carlisle man guilty of breaking into and damaging his former apartment
• Retired Lower Paxton police detective to join attorney general's computer forensics team
• Pittsburgh-area woman accused of growing marijuana and having son's classmate sell it
• Lower Macungie Township man's handicapped parking placard stolen; another resident reports jewelry worth $18K missing - police blotter
• Nazareth man to leave post as Emmaus High School band director
• Hampden Township girl hit by car, flown to hospital
• Virginia's voter ID law expected to face less DOJ opposition; Philly to ban feeding homeless in parks; Obama's NCAA picks - AM news links
• Allentown accident leaves child pinned between two cars, officials say
• Northampton County Coroner called to fire at Century House in Bangor
• Sara Ganim and The Patriot-News receive Scripps Howard Award for Community Journalism
• Bangor fire kills one man, WFMZ-TV reports
• Lower Allen police: Man followed woman to gym after road incident, punched her
• Pennsylvania sees huge decline in flu cases this year
• Carlisle man charged in pharmacy robberies
• Former Sen. Robert Mellow plans to plead guilty to mail fraud
• Carlisle woman accused of two hit-and-run accidents
• Pennsylvania flu cases drop by 97% over last year
• Carlisle pair charged in Mount Holly Springs bank robbery
• Poll: Renaming Penn State's Beaver Stadium for Joe Paterno favored
• Phillipsburg weighs options of airing council meetings after broadcast equipment breaks
• North Whitehall Township fire at Schneck House shed under investigation, police say
• Potential buyers of Harrisburg's incinerator will be vetted Monday
• Williams Township toll booth accident injures 2
• Upper Nazareth Township's 'density concerns' endanger Heritage Village proposal
• Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett under fire for defending bill that requires ultrasound before an abortion
• Ex-wife of Williams Township homicide victim called 'person of interest'
• Upper Nazareth Township board won't support Heritage Village retirement community
• Hackettstown lawyer Richard T. Burke appointed Warren County prosecutor - UPDATE
• Nazareth Area students approached by men in a van offering candy, school officials warn
• Audit could lead to legal action over Harrisburg's finances, city receiver David Unkovic says
• No word on cause of death of body found at Round Valley Reservoir - UPDATE
• Northampton County Council approves hiring bond counsel for swaption buyout
• West Shore School District settles lawsuit with special education student
• Pa. asset test for food stamps would harm thousands, advocates testify
• Feisty little filly Patty Ore loses her first race at Penn National, but wins hearts
• Allentown School District officials outline $5.6 million in savings
• Marcellus shale drilling concerns the subject of two-day program at Northampton County Community College
• Lehigh University students excited for matchup with Duke
• Williams Township homeowner confirmed as fatal shooting victim - UPDATE
• Saucon Valley School Board holds off on random drug testing policy
• Warren County freeholders seek higher Medicare reimbursement rate
• Pike County man sentenced to drug court for string of Warren County burglaries
• Lehigh Valley unemployment falls to 8.2 percent in January, the lowest point in three years
• Lynn Township hit-and-run to blame for two subsequent accidents, police say
• Easton Area Academy pepper spray incident draws police
• Phillipsburg man convicted on drug charges found guilty of trespassing
• Harrisburg officials aim to curb illegal dumping in the city
• EPA well-water testing in Dimock doesn't show contamination
• Macungie man allegedly threatens woman, teen girls with gun
• Former Harrisburg mayor Stephen Reed could be called to testify about city's crippling debt
• Gov. Tom Corbett's approval rating drops to 41 percent in Quinnipiac poll
• Groups call for repeal of policy limiting disabled people's access inside Pa. Capitol
• 9 kids charged after Star Barn break-in, Lower Swatara Township police say
• New Jersey legislature approves tougher road rage penalties
• SRBC approves water withdrawals for Marcellus drilling over chants from protesters
• Demolition of Allentown city block for hockey arena ends
• Your comments: Do you think the voter ID requirement will discourage some residents from voting?
• Governor Corbett Announces Nominations
• Harrisburg School Board President Arlene Burno to resign
• Former Sen. Robert Mellow accused of misusing state staff for campaigning
• Weisenberg Township man found dead in a field, coroner reports
• Sketch released of suspect in Clinton armed robbery may have hit two gas stations back-to-back
• New Cumberland man charged with killing pregnant ex-girlfriend to stand trial
• Palmyra Area School District seeks new high school principal
• Cumberland County saved $1.78 million through energy program
• Penn State says it won't become private university
• Governor Corbett Discusses Shell Oil Land Option Agreement
• Lehigh County extends reassessment informal appeal deadline by one week
• Cumberland County Commissioner Jim Hertzler back at work after car crash
• 3rd in the Burg - Women's History/Women Connect
• Penn State says it won't become private, despite talk
• Cumberland County redevelopment chief appointed to state's community and economic development agency
• Lebanon County man killed in police standoff served time for incident related to son; Lower Paxton man honored for saving crash victim; and more
• Carlisle's John Dutrey to leave Dutrey's Shoes in new hands
• Clerk recognizes credit card as stolen from her mother, Lancaster County police say
• Altmire Issues Statement on Shell's Expansion Plans
• Governor Corbett Proclaims March 18-24 Wildfire Prevention Week
• Lowhill Township motorcycle accident kills Orefield man, police report
• Philadelphia mayor wants to ban feeding homeless outside
• Karzai wants U.S. troops to stay on bases; as seas rise, Jersey Shore at risk - AM news links
• Easton drug raids at two locations lead to at least five in custody
• Governor Corbett Signs House Bills into Law
• Website ranks Harrisburg as 20th most dangerous city in U.S.
• Carlisle police: Woman cited after her German Shepherd gets free, knocks down 6-year-old girl
• T.J. Rockwell's co-owner apologizes after incident involving racial slur at Mechanicsburg eatery
• Analysis: GOP race could be headed for 'a mess'
• Pedestrian struck by car in Harrisburg while walking on Maclay Street bridge
• Dauphin County firefighters extinguish Elizabethville house fire
• Warren County freeholders disagree on landfill authority appointments
• Your comments: Is testing of Pennsylvania's students excessive or productive?
• 60 Pure Gold Pennsylvania Lottery tickets stolen in Allen Township
• Pickup truck in Heildelberg Township leaves road, drives into barn and hits another pickup, police report
• Reliance Hose Co. members appear at Phillipsburg council meeting to clear name
• Butler Park Fire Dept. wants more money from Mansfield Township
• Former St. Joseph's church parishioners allowed back in Bethlehem sanctuary for service
• Summer Internship Application Deadlines Announced
• On thrill rides like Hersheypark's Skyrush, math and physics rule
• Candidates for 103rd, 104th state House districts, 15th Senate District tackle jobs, education
• Challenges loom for Pennsylvania's new voter ID law
• Belvidere Town Council reviews several departments in quest to trim budget
• Report by Harrisburg-based nonprofit calls for more focus on the arts
• Lehigh County sells Salisbury Township land to PPL for electrical power substation
• Penn State trustees candidate Anthony Lubrano raises stakes with campaign video featuring Joe Paterno tribute
• Easton revises its garbage ordinance, includes fines for offenders
• Franklin Township supervisors reject zoning challenge
• Phillipsburg man claims he didn't realize he was under arrest in Halloween 2010 dispute
• Free St. Patrick’s Day activities in Central PA
• Allentown police rule man found dead on porch a homicide - UPDATE
• Teen floods Lehigh County motel rooms, creating $20,000-plus in damage, police say
• Clinton service station robbery similar to nearby gas station holdup reported 35 minutes earlier, authorities say - UPDATE
• Lopatcong Township police sergeant slows kitchen fire until firefighters arrive, police say
• Northampton County council committee endorses buying Forks Township building for archives
• Founding member of Bethlehem-based Latin Kings Sun Tribe sentenced to 28 years in prison
• Technology forecaster Leonard Broday named keynote speaker for Ben Franklin Technology's 'ixchange'
• Hanover Township, Northampton County, fights flow of tax dollars to Allentown neighborhood district - UPDATE
• Frank Pagano, former Pohatcong Township police sergeant, testifies in trial seeking legal fees from township
• Gov. Tom Corbett signs bill requiring photo ID to vote - UPDATE
• North Annville Township man who died in standoff 'blamed police' for son's suicide, cops say
• Bethlehem man charged with stealing vehicle involved in Hanover Township, Northampton County, wreck
• Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich makes final statement before heading to prison
• New Jersey man kills dad and grandmother, then throws house party, police say
• John Heaney III's statements to cops, wife admissible at trial, judge rules
• Governor Corbett Signs Voter ID Bill to Require Photo Identification
• Easton man charged with assault after allegedly attacking man on city street
• Phillipsburg man allegedly sold stolen scrap metal to Easton company
• Dauphin County judge sentences 2 child molesters to state prison
• Lehigh County burglar charged after ditching car at victim's home, police say - UPDATE
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• Wolfgang Candy files for bankruptcy; Reading Mall fountain-faller sentenced for theft; and more
• Analysis: GOP core doesn't want frontrunner Mitt Romney as its presidential candidate
• Dauphin County commissioners award nearly $135,000 in tourism grants
• 'Kindergarten Readiness' hosted by The Family YMCA
• Lebanon County man killed by police after hours-long standoff
• Lebanon County standoff started when police tried to take man into custody for mental health evaluation
• Allentown man admits to fatally striking pedestrian while driving drunk
• Advocates for disabled sue Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett over budget proposal
• Milton Hershey School burns debris; smoke visible in parts of Dauphin, Lebanon counties
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson to join receiver and council vice president at community forum
• Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed changes to Keystone Exams gets mostly thumbs down at hearing
• Voter ID bill passes Pennsylvania House; governor has said he'll sign it
• Former U.S. State Department chief to speak at Penn State Dickinson School of Law's Carlisle campus Thursday
• Free tax preparation for families
• Questions of the week: Speeding in Harrisburg, Walmart in Lower Allen
• Route 934 in North Annville remains closed due to investigation of fatal standoff
• YWCA of Greater Harrisburg to host meet the candidates night
• Your comments: Would county-level school districts improve Pennsylvania schools?
• Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop publishing print editions after 240 years
• North Annville Township standoff: Someone in home fired at state police troopers
• One man hurt in Allentown house fire, according to Red Cross
• State police trooper shot during standoff in Lebanon County
• PSSAs will be taken at most schools during groggy days after switch to daylight saving time
• Tom Ridge endorses Mitt Romney, candidate says
• Man robs Bethlehem convenience store at gunpoint
• Emmaus homes vandalized with rocks, police say
• Pandering to voters by presidential candidates can cut both ways, political experts say
• Northampton County municipalities discuss regionalizing stray animal control
• Lebanon County police standoff affects school buses: report
• Washington food pantry feeds long-term Warren County storm victims
• Your comments: Should public school employees have to reside in the state they work?
• Driver doing 97 mph on Route 22 in Palmer Township suspected of DUI, police report
• First block of North Third Street in Easton shut by water service line break
• Alyssa Young bids farewell to lehighvalleylive.com
• Majority of Saucon school board wants to look at possible budget cuts
• Rick Santorum wins Republican races in Alabama, Mississippi
• Steelton-Highspire School Board seeks amendment to state school code
• Lopatcong Township school officials defend lack of notification to parents over proposed asphalt plant
• Santorum sweeps Alabama, Mississippi primaries
• Santorum wins Alabama, leads in Mississippi
• Penn State's 'informal' discussion about going private meets with mixed reactions
• Explanation on Joe Paterno's firing was 'long overdue,' Penn State board chairwoman says
• Harrisburg Mall's theater to remain open after deal reached in lawsuit
• Santorum grabs the lead in Alabama and Mississippi
• Warren County freeholders to vote White Township Mayor Holly Mackey to landfill authority board
• Pa. House of Representatives passes bill requiring audits of Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
• Harrisburg's bars sought week-late St. Patrick's Day parade
• Warm winter suits South Londonderry Township budget
• Bethlehem cops continue searching for one teen after call of suspicious behavior, possible firearm - UPDATE
• Assemblyman DiMaio disagrees with New Jersey Water Company proposed rate increase
• Kingwood Township murder-suicide confirmed; prosecutors say son suspected of killing parents was 'very troubled'
• Mechanicsburg Area School Board urges more state funding
• Nine Nazareth residents displaced by severe fire - UPDATE
• Allentown man on house arrest allegedly committed 41 burglaries
• One dead following motorcycle accident in Perry County
• Environmentalists to hold virtual rally against Susquehanna-Roseland power line
• Jury deliberations in Tyler Clementi webcam spying trial begin Wednesday
• Lopatcong Township resident claims Intercounty Paving Associates employee followed her to work
• Easton Area School District officials confirm whooping cough case
• Former Wilson Borough woman who allegedly failed to seek medical care for son could face trial
• PPL Electric Utilities customers can now check outages on smartphones
• Pennsylvania voter ID bill headed for 3rd day of House debate
• Direct Air, a Lehigh Valley International Airport carrier, suspends flights for at least two months
• Hackettstown woman charged with wreaking havoc in man's barn slated to appear in court
• Forks Township manager expected to be named in April
• Interstate 80 fatal accident kills passenger, police say -- UPDATE
• Bethlehem Area School District considers advertising policy
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson does not ask for state police assistance in controlling crime spree
• Baby abandoned at Newark bus stop
• Swatara Township, Highspire residents can recycle electronics for free this weekend
• Mansfield Township man allegedly stole wedding ring, computer from two homes
• Palmyra man gets probation for using a Taser on son and providing minors with alcohol
• Pennsylvania says it will recoup state funds from International Battery
• Wilson Borough man punches elderly mother, police say
• Santorum and Romney pick up strong Pennsylvania backing
• Penn State Dickinson Law School falls in grad school rankings
• Gov. Tom Corbett plans trade mission to France, Germany
• Southern Lehigh School Board agrees to raise taxes each of the next five years
• Convicted Cumberland County child molester heading to state prison
• Penn State trustees seek advice from Cornell on becoming private university
• Upper Saucon Township man shoots at woman's car after she runs over his dad, police say
• Technology group to partner with businesses to provide Harrisburg School District with computers
• Victim advocate Jennifer Storm cited by Dauphin County Bar Association
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• Allentown man sentenced to up to 40 years for raping 7-year-old girl
• Gettysburg park pulls gun-toting John Wilkes Booth bobblehead dolls from visitors' center store
• Earlier today, I got the opportunity to experience the cockpit simulator for the...
• Gov. Tom Corbett adviser heads Rick Santorum's Pennsylvania campaign
• Thompson Receives National PTA Congressional Voice for Children Award
• Governor Corbett Traveling to Europe to Expand PA Exports and International Investments
• ...Which is why regulatory reform continues to be a focus of the Republican plan...
• Judge in Jerry Sandusky case won't order prosecutors to give more details about sex abuse charges
• Clinton Township police: Woman arrested after pushing her mother down a flight of stairs
• Phillipsburg sinkhole closes Heckman Street
• Manpower survey predicts Lehigh Valley employers will increase hiring in second quarter
• Upper Allen police investigate vandalism, thefts at apartment complex
• Central Dauphin School District targets furloughs as only way to cut costs
• Joe Paterno's family rips Penn State trustees' report on firing
• Halifax boy, 13, accused of threatening to bring gun to middle school and shoot four teachers
• Carlisle woman scammed out of more than $2,000 by Craigslist ad
• Phillipsburg School District gives initial approval of residency requirement for employees
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson warns citizens to maintain vigilance, be aware of crime
• North Whitehall Township road rage suspect sought; he tried to hit man with car, police say
• East Penn School Board adopts resolution opposing Allentown improvement zone law
• Annual job fair brings employers to HACC
• Five Questions: Easton native Ian McCutcheon discusses the hardest part about videoing wrestling bouts
• Northampton Community College trustee appointments spark discussion on minority representation
• Nazareth Moravian Church continues mint-making tradition in time for Easter
• Line of low-calorie sodas being test-marketed in Harrisburg region
• Lower Allen Township commissioners want flood plain maps for proposed Walmart
• Clinton Township brush fire intentionally set, evidence suggests
• Kingwood Township murder-suicide shocks rural Hunterdon County municipality
• Harrisburg bar and restaurant owners remain optimistic, look ahead to St. Patrick's Day
• Crews battling mountain fire in Middle Paxton Township
• Crime in Harrisburg shadows a bustling weekend expected for St. Patrick's Day
• Lopatcong Township police: Drunken driver found lying in grass along Homestead Court
• Joe Paterno's family blames Penn State board of trustees for sex-abuse crisis; Pennsylvania House begins debate on voter ID bill - PM news links
• Liberty High School graduate Gordon Mack one of nine winners in Major League Baseball Fan Cave contest
• Bethlehem 911 dispatcher allegedly lied to police about sex assault following DUI
• Howell man pleads not guilty in crash that killed Mount Arlington police officer
• N.J. Highlands Council expected to vote on executive director's fate
• Harrisburg taxi drivers on edge since Sunday shooting death
• Bethlehem man stabs friend after argument over cell phone charger, police say
• Peg Ferraro looks to use spot on state committee to increase Gracedale funding
• Easton man who allegedly stole stove, sold it for scrap, arrested on charges two years later
• St. Luke's celebrates 100 years of the Girl Scouts
• William Allen High School student gets up to five years in prison for machete attack
• Bethlehem police blotter: 88-year-old woman faces trespassing charges; man tries to steal J.P. McGrady's beer sign
• Charges refiled against Bangor woman accused of burning niece with lighter
• International Battery says shutdown reflects failure to make profit
• Harrisburg police continue pedestrian death investigation
• Driver in wreck that killed Joseph Wargo pleads not guilty to charges
• Allentown arena area office complex announces another tenant
• State College man dies in Londonderry Township crash
• Mechanicsburg man hospitalized after shooting in Harrisburg
• After fatal shooting, Harrisburg mayor wants cab companies to install shields to protect drivers
• Stabbing at Dragonfly nightclub in Harrisburg remains under investigation
• West Easton man threatens woman, daughters with knife, police say
• Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett's higher education advisory panel gets to work
• Lebanon man dies weeks after being hit by car
• Jerry Sandusky's lawyer asks for more details from alleged victims
• Parkland charter school founder plans to resubmit application after denial
• Lehigh Township man, allegedly drunk, flees from traffic stop, crashes in Bushkill Township, police say
• Ex-Rep. Brett Feese collected $150,000 from pension before going to jail
• Governor Corbett Announces Senate Confirmations, New Nominations
• Hunterdon County cheese maker cited over tainted milk used to make ricotta, federal authorities say
• Your comments: Do the benefits of electronic parking meters outweigh the drawbacks?
• Sen. Mike Folmer to return to the hospital for a procedure related to his non-Hodgkin lymphoma
• Jerry Sandusky wants Second Mile charity insurance to pay claims for defense
• Lehigh Career & Technical Institute administrator takes over at Upper Bucks school
• Exelon takes over Constellation Energy
• Joe Paterno's family blames Penn State board for sex-abuse crisis
• Three men assaulted, robbed by group following an argument at Latino Heat in Easton, police say
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• Jerry Sandusky's lawyer, prosecutors argue over victims' details
• Commonwealth Court approves Harrisburg receiver's recovery plan
• Mechanicsburg couple's rare coins stolen during restaurant stop on the way home from coin show
• Women charged with burglarizing 3 Carlisle businesses in 2 hours
• Colonial Intermediate Unit 20 student flips off teacher in front of cop, authorities report - UPDATE
• Governor Corbett Addresses Postsecondary Education Commission
• Pennsylvania state representative, chief of staff and intern robbed at gunpoint in Harrisburg
• Feeling weary and moody from daylight saving time? Here is some help
• Penn State report: Joe Paterno fired over 'failure of leadership'
• Interstate 78 bridge inspection, pothole patching planned in Lehigh County, PennDOT reports
• Sergeant's killing of Afghan civilians could make Taliban talks more difficult; aging rails fuel NJ Transit delays - AM news links
• Pennsylvania House to vote on bill requiring ID before voting
• Happy 100th birthday, Girl Scouts
• Bethlehem woman crashes through brick wall, flips car, Lower Saucon Township police report
• Mansfield Township woman moves out of apartment, leaves behind four cats without food, water or litter box, police report
• Apparent double murder-suicide in 'troubled family' rattles rural N.J. town
• Harrisburg cab driver killed near mother's parish at 15th and Market streets
• Your comments: Are healthy school lunches worth the extra cost in the long run?
• Critz Small Business Week...Congressman and Staff to Visit 100 Small Businesses in 5-Days
• Man struck by car in Harrisburg
• Pennsylvania State Education Association's report says schools are at risk of bankruptcy
• PennDOT: Drainage work, brush cutting planned on Lehigh County roads
• Driver in Route 22 fatal accident identified as David A. Coffey, of Alburtis
• Self-taught pastry chef makes Hotel Hershey's sweets special
• Michael Andretti and Adam Carolla sent packing on 'The Celebrity Apprentice'
• Hoping on a horse: Racehorse's pending debut has midstate breeder on pins and needles
• Man shot in Harrisburg, police say
• Downtown Dragonfly nightclub closes after 2 stabbings in 3 weeks
• Unrestrained backseat rider killed in Londonderry Township crash
• Andre Reed among Lehigh County honorees to visit region
• Bethlehem now has 400 electronic parking meters
• Mansfield Township woman learns Singapore Math overseas
• Northampton Community College awarded $600,000 grant for student scholarships
• St. Patrick's Day parade in Hackettstown draws huge crowds
• Cumberland County judge proposes family court initiative
• American soldier opens fire on villagers, kills 16 civilians, Afghan president says
• Portland Borough Council votes to give food pantry a temporary home
• Bethlehem residents want Bradley Street restored to two-way
• South Whitehall Township accident kills driver, police say
• Despite struggles, school districts forgo referendums on taxes
• Dragonfly nightclub to close permanently, according to its Facebook page
• Cab driver slain at 15th and Market streets in Harrisburg
• Kingwood man kills mother, father, then himself, Hunterdon prosecutor confirms
• FEMA releases update on Pennsylvania floodwater recovery efforts
• Harrisburg police investigate downtown stabbing early Sunday
• Harrisburg police investigate 2 armed robberies in 2 areas of city
• Traffic on Interstate 81 south backed up as result of accident
• Credit card stolen from church parking lot used at Enola CVS
• Anna M. Merker, retired sewing machine operator for Regal Manufacturing - Obituaries today
• Bethlehem Police Department considers new police substation on West Broad Street
• Hopes flow for restoring historic Bucks County canal
• Sunday Patriot-News deliveries delayed in Dauphin, York counties
• Nancy Eshelman: Harrisburg bar owners cause their own problems
• Carlisle man shot in Harrisburg, police say
• Davy Jones remembered by fans, neighbors in Beavertown as 'one of us'
• Harrisburg Empowerment Conference speakers say recovery plan stifles democracy
• Lancaster museum's gun exhibit shows off beauty, deadliness of Lancaster long rifle
• Summer Nights could move from West Ward to South Side
• 3 bodies discovered in Hunterdon County home a possible murder-suicide, authorities say
• New Jersey craft brewers want law change to boost exposure, sales
• Phillipsburg area's political influence spreads across New Jersey
• Easton Area High School students raising money for well in Africa
• Carlisle man robs two women at gunpoint while riding a bicycle, police say
• Lower Mount Bethel Township fire sends one to hospital
• Lower Milford Township father, son to open Menchie's frozen yogurt shop in Allentown
• Route 202 corridor between Flemington-Somerville lacks funding for traffic solutions
• 'Foraged Flavor' cookbook turns weeds into a part of dinner
• Beavertown, Pa., says farewell to Davy Jones of the Monkees
• Commentary: Parents and kids should watch documentary on bullying together
• Shoe repair a dying art, but business is booming
• Rick Santorum wins Kansas caucuses
• Republican presidential nomination race is heading to Pennsylvania
• Santorum claims Kansas caucuses, Romney leading in Wyoming
• High school productions' costumes can have long lives
• Patrick Guerro, veteran of the U.S. Army during the Korean War - Obituaries today
• Adam Taliaferro denies conflict of interest in trustee race; Peyton Manning not going to the Jets - AM news links
• Turn clocks ahead an hour for Daylight Saving Time
• Occupy Wall Street in financial trouble, report says
• Swatara Township police identify teenager killed in bicycle crash
• Mission work takes Patriot-News reporter to Rwanda
• Liverpool man ejected from vehicle, killed in crash
• Three bodies found at house in Kingwood Township
• Easton taking another shot at Keystone Opportunity Zones
• Felons struggle after paying debt to society
• The Band Perry third headliner for Great Allentown Fair
• Passport Day 2012
• Wear your PJ’s and get a free small cone
• Hershey Medical Center program forces doctors to confront worst nightmare, pandemic training
• David Unkovic announces Harrisburg's decision to default on 2 municipal bond payments, equaling $5 million
• Police investigate fatal crash in Swatara Township involving 15-year-old bicyclist
• Power grids, phones dodge 'punch' of solar storm
• Adam Taliaferro denies conflict of interest as candidate for Penn State University board of trustees
• Franklin Township sues Lopatcong and Harmony townships claiming court costs unfairly spiked
• Phillipsburg arson conspirator resigns from town fire company nine months after conviction
• Easton Area School District reports unconfirmed case of whooping cough
• Interstate 80 accident closes eastbound lanes in New Jersey just beyond Delaware River
• Phillipsburg man charged with eluding police rejects plea deal
• Mansfield Township police: Man crashes into tree, charged with drunken driving
• Allentown man turns himself in for hit-and-run after officers call his mother, police say
• Bethlehem man crashes car in Bath, flees scene, police say
• Washington, N.J. man accused of being drunk in public
• Somebody Do Something: Blighted home, property in Washington Township, N.J.
• Easton fugitive brought back to Northampton County Prison
• Northampton County History Day at Sigal Museum celebrates county's 260th birthday
• Judge stabbed, deputy shot in Washington state
• Former Blue Mountain Community Library president admits embezzling almost $100,000
• Phillipsburg man sentenced to 364 days in Warren County jail for burglarizing three cars
• Daylight saving time begins Sunday
• Northampton County eyeing Forks Township site for archives building for $2.2 million
• Former Perry County District Attorney R. Scott Cramer charged with DUI
• Jerry Sandusky won't attend Monday pre-trial hearing in Bellefonte
• Bethlehem Health Director Judith Maloney charged with assault, suspended from job - UPDATE
• Hellertown dad sent to state prison on drug charges, denied weekend goodbye with son
• Easton man sentenced to three years in prison for accepting stolen iPad, laptop in Phillipsburg
• New USDA free school lunch project targets Pennsylvania
• Mother who lied about child's illness asks judge to reconsider state prison sentence
• Inflatable recreation facility to open third location in Forks Township this spring
• Central Dauphin School District teachers reject pay freeze
• U.S. Rep. Tim Holden opens Easton campaign office with a tub of Yuengling Lager
• Lehigh Valley home prices plummet, pending sales soar
• Newark man curses dealers at Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem, resists arrest, police say
• Easton resident asks motorists to be more courteous
• Allentown man charged in fatal shooting of city teen, prosecutors say
• Latin King Sun Tribe member Jesse 'King Pride' Zayas facing 15 years in prison for gang's racketeering
• Police ID University of Pittsburgh clinic gunman, confirm cop was killed - UPDATE
• Harsco Corp. gets contract to manage scrap yard and process slag for steel mill in Italy
• Harrisburg slave billboard prompts State Rep. Ronald G. Waters to complain
• Bicyclist, 15, dies after crash in Swatara Township
• Two injured in Upper Allen Township motorcycle crash
• TE Connectivity Ltd. is awarded a $67 million contract in New Zealand
• Middletown council hires financial consultant to help with budget, offer advice
• Harrisburg to skip bond payments due next week
• Woman goes to jail for hosting drinking party where teen died of alcohol poisoning
• Assistant high school principal becomes Middletown's assistant superintendent
• Central Dauphin School District lunch prices may go up; healthy foods law blamed
• Central Dauphin School District saves $1 million with simple energy-saving moves
• Pittsburgh psychiatric clinic shooter's identity remains a mystery
• Remembering: Robert Ramp, fashion artist, created murals for Newville retirement home
• Ohio earthquakes linked to deep injection of Marcellus Shale drilling waste
• Harrisburg police investigating two failed robbery attempts
• Lower Paxton robber fled when shop owner pulled out gun, police say
• Marysville dollar store robbed, police say
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• Car strikes wall, flips on Hecktown Road in Lower Nazareth Township
• Altmire Testifies Before House Budget Committee
• Forks Township man weathers brush fire, begins fighting it himself
• Police find vehicle in Harrisburg connected to hit-and-run crash that killed a man in Franklin County
• Bethlehem woman steals underwear, girdles from discount store, police say
• New immunization requirements could keep many midstate students out of school
• Carlisle High School student charged with harrassing classmate
• U.S. bill could jeopardize BARTA financing
• Journal lists Sen. Pat Toomey as plausible running mate for Mitt Romney
• Tough night for pickup truck along Interstate 78 in Lower Saucon Township
• Dent Statement on Passage of Bipartisan JOBS Act
• U.S. unemployment rate stays at 8.3 percent in February as 227,000 jobs created
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett on Penn State University football coach Joe Paterno: 'I wish he would have followed up'
• Middletown-area students raise money for Rehabitat raptor rehab before owl visit
• West Shore School District residents looking at property tax increase
• Plainfield Township motorcycle crash sends rider to hospital
• Ryan Mackenzie, of South Whitehall Township, named GOP nominee for 134th District special election
• The Great Allentown Fair to announce third concert on Saturday
• 15th District state Senate candidates debate in Harrisburg
• Susquehanna Township commissioners fill vacant post
• Bethlehem fills Pi: Partnership for Innovation technology center
• Pen Argyl man withdraws guilty plea to cooking meth, claims he's innocent
• Runaway tortoise found safe, returned to Hershey-area home
• Ex-Allentown school security guard who allegedly bought drugs from student waives hearing
• Pennsylvania texting ban nullifies Harrisburg cellphone ban
• Joe Paterno could have done more after hearing allegations about Jerry Sandusky, Gov. Corbett says
• Penn State trustees' retreat draws criticism over lack of transparency
• Household wealth rises with stock gains
• Cumberland Valley School Board member is subject of DUI probe
• Easton Area High School students compete to become Mr. Easton 2012
• Palmyra School District asked to reconsider eliminating swimming lessons
• Conference in Harrisburg will focus on voting rights and state takeover of city
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• More bans, taxes needed to prevent kids from smoking, U.S. surgeon general says
• Cumberland County-based economic developer leaves post for private sector
• Lower Allen Township commissioners to consider revised Walmart plan Monday
• New Cumberland man pleads guilty to drug charge
• East Allen Township fire damages Willow Court home
• Harrisburg to go after past-due business development loans
• Lenders plan business expo to provide credit to small businesses
• Washington state auctions its liquor stores
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• Poll: Americans don't like, don't understand health care reform
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• N.J. Attorney General's Office alerts public to bogus settlement notices
• Critz Testifies before House Budget Committee...Urges Congress to "put politics aside and protect our promise to seniors, veterans and working families"
• Work on Interstate 83 in Fairview Township to resume in mid-March
• Panel suggests updating plans for nuclear power plant emergencies
• Rite Aid sees improvement in revenue, store performance
• Ocean City, N.J., which is a dry town, to have a vote on BYOB drinking in restaurants
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• Pennsylvania begins enforcing texting-while-driving ban today
• Springlike weather covers the Harrisburg area
• North 17th Street in Allentown reopens after sinkhole repair
• Woman accused of stealing newspapers for the coupons
• Your comments: Do you think the voter ID requirement will discourage some residents from voting?
• New Jersey Highlands Council may get new leader; huge solar flare could cause problems on Earth - AM news links
• Perry County pharmacist fights off would-be robber
• Fire destroys building at Lycoming College
• PAWS to hold 'St. Catrick's Day' adoption event
• Allentown residents displaced by sinkhole, water main make public appeal for city support
• Warren, Hunterdon county veterans among those honored with service medals
• South Whitehall Township officials OK beer sales at new Pizza Hut
• Allentown City Council approves waste-to-energy contract after crowded public meeting
• Allentown City Hall packed for meeting about waste-to-energy plant proposal
• Contempt of court: Warren County courtroom ruled 'constitutionally defective'
• Abortion opponents gather outside Phillipsburg clinic owned by doctor cleared of murder charges
• Dent and Andrews Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Benefit Amputees
• Dent Recognized for Colorectal Cancer Advocacy, Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Expand Colorectal Screening
• Easton notifying property owners about possible flood zone changes
• Cigarette caused $10K fire damage at Outback Steakhouse in Susquehanna Township
• Atheist group's slavery billboard is down, but anger, hurt remain for many
• 1 year after Perry County fire killed 7 children, family finds strength to move forward
• Squonk Opera brings mayhem and majesty to Live at Rose Lehrman
• Lycoming College president announces retirement
• Patriot-News editor receives National Press Foundation award for Sandusky coverage
• State police investigate fatal hit-and-run accident in Franklin County
• Downtown Harrisburg restaurant owners plan to pay for additional police presence on weekends
• Allentown man shot to death at 6th and Tilghman streets, police say
• Analysis: Rick Santorum looks to Southern Christians for support
• Oxford Township Committee votes to increase taxes, give themselves raises
• Delaware Water Gap park road closing for crossing amphibians
• Bushkill Township police, hazmat team decontaminate home after detecting chemical odor - UPDATE
• Upper Nazareth supervisors remain at odds over hiring additional full-time police officer
• Warren and Hunterdon counties blotter: warrant arrests, urinating in public
• Palmer Township man critically injured when struck by car, police said - UPDATE
• Voter ID bill passes Senate, heads to House
• Dr. Terry L. Bartolet's memorial at Cottingham Stadium was 'fitting,' business partner says
• 3 Carlisle United Methodist churches craft merger
• Chris Christie, New Jersey legislators working to fix anti-bullying law
• Cumberland County Commissioner Jim Hertzler attends meeting by phone while recovering from auto accident
• Mount Holly Springs man pleads guilty to felony charge of corruption of minors
• Penn State alumni, fans push to name field for Joe Paterno
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• Pennsylvania state trooper, under attack, shoots and kills man on Pennsylvania Turnpike, investigators say
• Lottery winnings fuel New Jersey lawsuit; slavery billboard torn down in Harrisburg - AM news links
• Your comments: Should all hand-held phone use be banned while driving?
• Lower Swatara police officer injured during scuffle with suspect
• Lower Swatara Police: Middletown middle school student charged after bringing razor blade to school
• State police trooper shoots, kills unidentified man on Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Update: Controversial 'slavery' billboard in Harrisburg partially torn down overnight
• Analysis: Rick Santorum sees Ohio slip away, but don't count him out
• Center Valley Golf Course auction sells out
• Rush hour accidents cleared on Route 33 South in Stockertown and Route 22 East in Phillipsburg - UPDATE
• Bon-Ton shows fourth-quarter profit and annual loss
• Nazareth begins preparations for 275th anniversary event
• Romney wins six states, including Ohio; Santorum takes three and Gingrich one
• Someone does man's taxes without his knowledge, steals tax overpayment from man's saving account, police report
• Washington crossing guards deny they were 'stealing' unemployment
• Pennsylvania Senate seeks to limit superintendent buyouts
• Hampden Township commissioners give preliminary approval for two Sheetz stores
• Atheist group's slave billboard in Allison Hill neighborhood called racist, ineffective
• Hackettstown High School holds memorial for Ryan Cameron
• Pen Argyl Borough Council holds session to air out odor concerns
• Warren County Technical School student has highly contagious stomach illness
• Bethlehem keeps late night vending hours to weekends
• Phillipsburg Town Councilman Todd Tersigni's temporary restraining order dismissed with conditions
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson begins series of town hall meetings on crime
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• Northampton Area School District solar panel project again shot down
• Puppy dragged in Emmaus to make full recovery; owner won't be charged
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• Patrick Slattery named Democratic nominee for 134th District race
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• Charges against abortion doctor with Allentown, Phillipsburg clinics dismissed
• Wilson Borough mourns the passing of a fiery council member
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• Penn State's alcohol problem could lead to changes in Pennsylvania law
• Federal Emergency Management Agency updates Pennsylvania storm aid totals for Lee, Irene
• Harrisburg receiver releases names of companies interested in acquiring incinerator, water/sewer systems
• Lehigh Valley and Warren County fertile ground for corporate growth, magazine says
• Phillipsburg man convicted of sexual assault and child endangerment
• Highmark Inc. provides $254,000 in skills training for Lehigh Valley organizations
• Death of Hackettstown High School senior reported; high school plans gathering this evening
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson, officials meet with community in town hall meeting to discuss crime - twitter timeline
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• Arooga's Draft House & Sports Bar due to open Wednesday in Harrisburg
• New Jersey construction workers sue co-worker over Mega Millions jackpot
• Atheist group's slavery billboard in Harrisburg offends African-Americans
• Conewago Township Supervisor Jay Brandt acquitted in theft trial
• Bethlehem police arrest woman after she allegedly hits two parked cars
• Bangor police officially file charges against Kyle Luckey over puppy dragging
• Embattled Rush Limbaugh will stay on the airwaves in central Pennsylvania
• Harrisburg bar owners walk tightrope deciding whether to report fights and crime to police
• Ohio men stole prescription drugs from Blairstown Township pharmacy, police say
• Purim, holiday celebrating Jewish people's salvation from Haman, begins at sundown
• Jerry Sandusky case judge schedules court hearing over details
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• Harrisburg police probe purse snatching
• Jerry Sandusky hearing date set to determine how much information prosecutors must share
• Former Senate aide Alan Berlin claims on-line sex chat with teen was just "furry" role play
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• Pa. Senate Education Committee approves bill to overhaul special education funding distribution formula
• Altmire Protects Western Pennsylvania Manufacturers from Unfair Trade Practices
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• Critz Fights to Ensure Commerce Department can Continue to Fight Unfair Subsidies that Hurt U.S. Manufacturing
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• Pennsylvania open records law debated in Senate hearing
• Pennsylvania constable charged with sexual assault of female prisoner
• Pennsylvania man stole woman's coat from maternity ward to give to his girlfriend, police say
• Governor Corbett Announces Confirmations, Appointments
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• Critz to Host Town Hall Events with Seniors in Boswell, Johnstown and Lower Burrell
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• Macungie's old emergency plan could cost borough federal aid if disaster strikes
• Teenager taken to Hershey Medical Center with head injury after car flips over Market Street Bridge
• Centenary College BluesFest, Hackettstown St. Patrick's Day Parade packed into weekend
• Long-time Phillipsburg crossing guard saluted on her 70th birthday
• Sussex County heroin dealers get steep sentences; Pennsylvania Turnpike urged to go all E-ZPass - AM news links
• Kids eat free at Chili’s in March
• North Middleton Township woman accused of assaulting man at home
• Pickup truck drags puppy 100 yards in Emmaus
• Carlisle Police: Woman accused of DUI after trying to pick up student from high school
• Fugitives arrested at Lower Macungie Township Wal-Mart; Macungie woman allegedly bites victim in fight - police blotter
• Secret NYPD surveillance in N.J. was not so secret, former officials say
• Quakertown man being robbed takes out gun and pistol whips assailant, police report
• Swastika burned into pavement at northern New Jersey middle school
• Pennsylvania Turnpike encouraged to switch to all-E-ZPass tolls after consultants' report
• Northampton County sheriff's officer Joe Meischeid turns 90
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., commissioners vote down zoning change for proposed Woodmont Properties development
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant approved with conditions - UPDATE
• Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, offers Harrisburg, Illinois, a helping hand after tornado
• Ohio's role as GOP kingmaker makes it Super Tuesday's crown jewel
• Driver convicted in police officer's death not eligible for early release
• Cumberland Valley School Board approves moving 84 students to Monroe Elementary
• Transportation departments see savings from warm weather
• ‘A Piece of Our Mind’ is an exhibit of social statements at Rose Lehrman Art Gallery
• Belvidere residents urge town council to seek businesses for town
• Nazareth officials, police cannot agree on back pay compensation ordered by arbitrator
• Insurance carrier drops Nazareth due to rising workers' compensation claims
• Middletown Public Library needs more board members
• Harrisburg School District facing $15 million budget deficit for 2012-2013
• Lemoyne residents get look at proposed streetscape project
• Bethlehem Area School District ready to bid costly stadium repairs
• Liberty and Freedom high schools to halve marking periods
• Allentown zoners approve art gallery, theater space at long-vacant former manufacturing building
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant approved in 5-0 vote
• Chris Christie seeking to replace free lunch count as measure of poor students; Former state House Democratic whip convicted in corruption case - PM news links
• Londonderry Township submits $3 million flood grant
• Bethlehem zoners reject rehab center near Bethlehem Catholic High School
• More than half of Alzheimer's sufferers are said to wander, as did Washington Township, N.J., man missing two days
• Lower Macungie Township man who allegedly possessed 235 child porn images, videos pleads guilty
• Hunterdon County police blotter: heroin, missing person, drunken driving
• Warren County police blotter: break-in, drug possession, warrant
• Police say Bethlehem woman stole puppy after promising to take dog to vet
• Herman's Service Center in Tatamy sells Mega Millions ticket worth $250,000
• The Linde Group's facility in Alpha evacuated after minor fire, authorities say
• Lehigh Township man faces charges after head-on crash with injuries
• Northampton County Assistant DA says charges to be filed in Roseto puppy dragging
• U.S. Sen. Bob Casey says UGI needs to speed up cast-iron gas line replacement in Allentown - UPDATE
• Luis Martinez's trial on spitting charges delayed by sheriff's deputy on administrative leave
• Bethlehem woman allegedly stole $8,000 from Southern Lehigh Sports Association
• Bethlehem teen allegedly high after police find him standing in road shirtless, bloody
• Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett's budget would cause a decrease in state grant amounts to college students
• Philadelphia man who forged prison release papers has been recaptured
• Bethlehem Health Bureau launches diabetes reduction effort
• Camp Hill water main work set to begin; project expected to be completed by July
• Hershey Volunteer Fire Co. to discuss building options following town meeting
• Harrisburg police chief to bar owners: Better lighting, more vigilant security needed
• Lopatcong Township asphalt hearing to conclude tonight, chairman says
• Obama Opens Harrisburg Campaign Office
• Texting while driving ban set to go into effect this week
• Bethlehem Wawa employee slapped in face after refusing to sell cigarettes
• Senate committee passes Pennsylvania voter ID bill to floor
• Traffic tie-ups likely around Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg as security drills begin
• Tractor-trailer driver found with 150 pounds of marijuana in Hope Township gets 10 years in prison
• Camp Hill school officials, teachers' union to hold talks tonight
• Disagreement exists over whether Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett's budget increases or decreases funding for schools
• Ex-Rep. Mike Veon's conviction in 2nd corruption trial is a miscarriage of justice, attorney says
• Ex-Senate aide Alan Berlin to be tried again in "furry" Internet sex case
• Fayette state prison license plate production provides job, 'life skills' to inmates
• Your comments: What concerns do you have about Pennsylvania's new texting-while-driving ban?
• Police: Harrisburg after hours club cited, shut down after code violations
• An inside look at Pennsylvania's quirky world of L1C3N5E plates
• Patriot-News reporter Sara Ganim named to list of 150 Fearless Women by The Daily Beast
• Jan Jarrett out at PennFuture
• Allentown man already guilty of murder now faces trial for allegedly raping a child
• Harrisburg's National Civil War Museum hires new leader
• Your comments: Food trucks can benefit Harrisburg if city plan is developed
• Jerry Sandusky's defense team can have some, not all, records sought, prosecutors say
• Theft trial begins for Conewago Township Supervisor Jay Brandt
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• Republicans to choose special election candidate for Doug Reichley's old seat
• Forks Township couple, Karen and Ken Muller, win high honors from their school districts
• Washington Township, Lehigh County, man dies in car accident, police report - UPDATE
• Lehigh University student estimates Death Star's cost in today's dollars
• Pothole patching planned on Interstate 78 in South Whitehall Township, Allentown
• Ohio becomes a Romney-Santorum dead heat; Super Tuesday to determine a GOP frontrunner?
• Beer keg stolen from Lower Saucon Township banquet hall
• Lebanon Township man charged with possession of heroin, police report
• Harrisburg Restaurant Row business owners, police to meet about preventing violence
• Southern Lehigh School District officials eye three budget options
• Outback Steakhouse in Susquehanna Township evacuated after fire
• Shed worth $2,200 is stolen from Carlisle property
• Carlisle man accused in Walmart underwear, pantyhose theft
• State police investigate Perry County crash
• Salisbury Township man dies after motorcycle misses curve, hits utility pole in Washington Township, Lehigh County, police report - UPDATE
• Catasauqua High School student faces charges after threatening fellow student, police report
• Shawnee Elementary School teachers cook up charity for Safe Harbor
• Southern Lehigh School District negotiating deal to lease Apple laptops for students
• Work on Tilghman Street bridges in Upper Macungie Township to begin next week
• Market Street in Allison Hill, Harrisburg, to close for sewer repairs
• Downtown Harrisburg Squonk shows to serve taste of the arts
• Harrisburg man shot in carjacking near Susquehanna Township border
• Dr. Terry L. Bartolet remembered as a passionate man who loved his community
• Dr. Terry Bartolet: A catalyst for the rise of Easton athletics
• Warren County freeholders pass on suggestion from congressional hopeful Diane Sare
• American Cancer Society seeks volunteers for study into cancer causes
• Bethlehem to get another farmers market
• Penn State board of trustees has long been led by businesspeople
• Cumberland Valley School Board to vote on 'sensitive' issue of moving students
• Commentary: Midstate communities play fierce defense for high school sports in face of budget cuts
• Interstate 380 in Monroe County closed in both directions due to weather-related crashes
• Experts at Pennsylvania Home Show say garage makeovers give homeowners a way to organize
• Bedbugs found in Camp Curtin Elementary School traced to students
• Former Our Lady of Perpetual Help priest had inappropriate relationship with 18-year-old, diocese says
• Terry L. Bartolet, prominent Easton doctor and athlete, dies at 71
• Credit score can be significantly impacted by even a small, unpaid bill
• Sen. Jane Orie's ex-aide: I was told to remove documents
• Man shot 3 times in Harrisburg-Susquehanna Township carjacking
• Daniel Nolan, a police officer for 25 years in Plainfield N.J. - Obituaries today
• Missing 77-year-old Washington Township man found in Lower Saucon Township
• Susquehanna Township OKs $5 million bond issue for storm-sewer upgrades
• President Obama defends commitment to security of Israel; communities pick up pieces after tornadoes - news links
• Revolver stolen during burglary of Lykens home, state police say
• Dent Statement on Inappropriate Remarks of Rush Limbaugh
• Pennsylvania's higher-education panel to meet March 12
• Capital Area Science and Engineering Fair discovers young midstate scientists
• Concert review: Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra sparkles with rendition of Mozart's final symphony
• 10 midstate residents named to new Governor's Advisory Council for Hunting, Fishing and Conservation
• Perry County grandmother faces truancy charge
• Analysis: Prolonged Republican battle hurts GOP, nation
• Senator Anthony Williams wants light to shine on teachers' bad behavior
• Phillipsburg School District honors late Robert Mantoni with travel scholarship
• West Ward Neighborhood Partnership expanding its urban gardening program
• Washington Mayor's Book Club to benefit Memorial Elementary School
• Delaware Water Gap park storm-damaged roads get $11.2 million for repairs
• Realtors at the Pennsylvania Home Show express optimism about housing market
• Easton Area School District raises broadcast fees for sports games
• Washington Township, N.J., police searching for missing 77-year-old man - UPDATE
• Mitt Romney tops GOP opponents in Washington state caucuses
• Phillipsburg, Easton men injured in Greenwich Township head-on accident - UPDATE
• Tatamy officials concerned about Forks Township trucking company's effect on borough
• Bethlehem gang awareness conference seeks to educate area teachers, school employees
• Capital Area Science and Engineering Fair covers many topics
• Rush Limbaugh apologizes for calling law student a 'slut' and 'prostitute'
• Belvidere burglaries spark effort to protect residents, businesses
• Hackettstown High School prepares for multimillion-dollar roof repairs
• Saucon Valley School District weighing iPads versus laptops
• Texting-while-driving ban starts in Pennsylvania this week; police have enforcement concerns
• Sands Bethlehem Event Center hosting boxing night to be broadcast by NBC
• Veterans Haven North helps ensure Freedom House future, assemblyman says
• Hunterdon County high schools announce proposed tax rates for 2012-13 budgets
• Phillipsburg accident on Green Street leaves woman injured
• Allentown city councilman lone candidate for Rep. Jennifer Mann's seat due to redistricting mess
• Mary E. Ierovante, former seamstress for Lehigh Dress Co. - Obituaries today
• Lehigh Valley lawyer Josh Fulmer one of 86 candidates for Penn State Board of Trustees
• New Jersey teacher evaluation reform takes first steps in Alexandria Township
• Pennsylvania man gets more jail time for putting semen in food
• Tornadoes destroy Midwest towns, kill dozens
• Former News12 anchor cancels Congressional run
• Allentown woman punches slot machine at Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem
• Tornadoes death toll rises to 31; NFL defensive coordinator had bounty system with the Redskins too - AM news links
• New Jersey CVS mixes up cancer pills with children's flouride prescription
• Free fun for families at Purim Carnival
• Free paint day at Ace Hardware
• Lunch trucks deliver hot treats, debate around Harrisburg
• Fight with Pennsylvania Department of Health over an egg sandwich has gone too far, many of Harrisburg's Roxy's Cafe customers say
• Remembering: Steelton's John P. Lagyak lived a life of service
• Stephan Moussa pleads guilty to fatal crash that killed Northampton man
• New York, Maryland gay-marriage laws give hope to same-sex couples in Pennsylvania
• Catholic priest picked up in Philadelphia prostitution sting
• Carlisle Mayor William "Doc" Kronenberg needs little adjustment in appointed role
• East Allen Township woman assaulted by daughter after argument over TV box, police say
• Man who fired gun into Easton bar gets up to 15 years in prison
• Dr. Seuss' birthday marked with school readings across region
• Bethlehem pair facing drug charges following house search, police say
• Carbon County man charged with making terroristic threats against wife in Pen Argyl
• Man who kidnapped, assaulted Lopatcong Township woman facing five years in prison
• Official accused of mismanaging war remains at Dover Air Force Base resigns - UPDATE
• Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office wants to appeal release of Lorenzo Johnson
• Civic groups, nonprofit organizations to begin using Nazareth information kiosks
• East Allen Township boy receives customized Rey Mysterio prosthetic leg
• Arielle Lucinda Poor sent to state prison for lying about baby's cancer diagnosis and collecting donations
• Phillipsburg man facing burglary, disorderly charges gets bail reduction
• Ingersoll Rand donates equipment to Bethlehem's National Museum of Industrial History
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem, other Pa. casinos up over last February
• Former Olympus Corp. employee defrauded company of almost $375,000, police say
• Susquehanna Township man charged with construction site burglary
• Somebody Do Something: Mayhem on Meco Road in Forks Township
• Salisbury Township man gets prison for distributing child porn films on Internet
• Bishop McDevitt standout Noah Spence caps prolific prep career with national player of the year award
• Helen Sadorski Cozze Desrosiers, retired seamstress at Commercial Dress Company - Obituaries today
• First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union will hold home ownership seminar
• $1B natural gas pipeline proposed through Pennsylvania to Baltimore, Washington
• Man filmed with Tyler Clementi testifies he saw webcam - UPDATE
• Lebanon police investigating assault on 12-year-old girl
• Dauphin County jury to resume deliberating Monday in ex-Rep. Mike Veon's corruption trial
• Cumberland County Commissioner Jim Hertzler recovering from minor injuries after auto accident Thursday morning
• North Carolina man arrested in connection with case of missing Monroe County man
• Washington baby born in back of a van, police say
• Crash on Northeast Extension of Pennsylvania turnpike near Lehigh Valley exit
• Governor Corbett Announces Nominations, Appointment
• Chambersburg man pleads guilty to numerous burglary and related charges involving female Shippensburg University students
• Steelton man, 66, convicted of molesting two girls
• Critz: Local Fire Departments Receive $765,563 in Federal Grants
• Dauphin County Commissioner Jeff Haste and nine other midstaters, named to new hunting, fishing advisory board
• Former News 12 host set to announce Congressional candidacy
• Shermansdale woman stole from her Middlesex Township employer, police say
• Central Dauphin Middle School student made list of students, teachers he wished would die in January, police say
• Hersha Hospitality Trust new owner of Rittenhouse Hotel in Philadelphia
• Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett's higher education advisory panel to hold its first meeting
• Same sex marriage in Maryland is 'exciting,' but doesn't change life for gay or lesbian Pennsylvanians
• Lower Dauphin High School math teacher nominated for award
• Lemoyne to host meeting on streetscape plans
• Pennsylvania Sen. Jane Orie's former chief set to address alleged forgery
• Wanted Pennsylvania man arrested after stealing lobsters from a supermarket, police say
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• Harrisburg homicide suspect arrested in Deleware
• Emmaus tire thief targets Jeep Wranglers; Fountain Hill guitar theft prompts charges - police blotter
• South Lebanon Township bank robbed, police say
• Carlisle woman's gold ring stolen from the top of apartment mailboxes, police say
• Attorney General Linda Kelly announces charges against 13 people, 1 Camp Hill inmate in drug ring
• Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game is celebrated more today than the day it actually happened
• Midstate school districts again face tough budget choices
• Eight of Jerry Sandusky's alleged victims were assaulted on Penn State campus, prosecutors say
• Wallet, purse stolen in North Whitehall Township burglary
• Carlisle teen tried to bring knife to school, police say
• Lehigh Carbon Community College tuition to rise $5 per credit
• Penn State University campus target of federal investigation; Toyota may have known about acceleration concern - AM news links
• Dozens of Newark TSA employees to be retrained or disciplined following a crackdown on lax, improper screening
• Emmaus shooting under investigation; no one injured, police say
• Lopatcong Township asphalt hearing continues without decision -- UPDATE
• Capital BlueCross CEO to retire
• Meats, poultry now require nutrition labels
• Alburtis councilman sentenced for Berks County crimes
• Talkabouts at HACC scheduled in March
• Easton mayor interviewing candidates for ethics board, other vacancies
• Northampton County Council approves $25 million swaption buyout
• Man carjacks BMW in South Whitehall Township after failed lobster theft, police say
• Candidates for 103rd House district attend public debate
• Policy experts warn proposed state budget hurts kids, taxpayers
• PPL Corp. names David DeCampli president of PPL Energy Supply
• Bethlehem police deem bomb threat carved into Liberty High School table not credible
• Lower Mount Bethel Township man fired shot into East Bangor home while owners slept, police say
• Jerry Sandusky abused 8 victims on Penn State campus, attorney general's office says
• Bank of America wants $1 billion corporate tech center in Lopatcong Township, mayor says
• Bethlehem man threw girlfriend after she refused to give drug money, according to court papers
• Northampton County Council's swaption choices tonight: full or partial buy out
• Harrisburg residents facing higher prices for parking permits
• Roy H. Strouse, founding member of the Allentown Dog Training Club - Obituaries today
• Christie hopes to have mandatory drug treatment for non-violent offenders in next year
• Residents share different views on closing of Portland Generating Station
• Bank of America proposes $1 billion facility in Lopatcong Township, according to mayor
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda D. Thompson to hold town hall meetings focusing on crime prevention
• Route 248 repaving project to start Monday
• Williams Township wants residents to donate land for preservation
• Authorities seek men who used South Whitehall Township homicide victim's credit cards
• Warren County judge gives serial house burglar drug court sentence
• Warren Hills, North Warren regional school districts announce accreditation efforts
• Allentown waste-to-energy plant proposal may have enough support to pass - UPDATE
• Phillipsburg man allegedly involved in beating of Easton man rejects plea deal
• Warren County grand jury indicts Washington woman accused of leading police on chase through borough
• In preliminary view, state Judge says she is likely to approve receiver's plan
• Man falls from Mechanicsburg home
• Former state trooper in nude video case will lose $2,901 monthly pension
• Dauphin County DA's office explores possible nuisance bar action against Dragonfly
• Chemical that caused evacuation in Carlisle turns out to be rat poison
• Funeral home owner denies selling casket photo of Whitney Houston; more information in illegal butt-enhancement injections case - PM news links
• West Shore School District administration replies to teachers' offer of pay freeze
• A leap in Pennsylvania's February tax collections provides bright spot
• Eight of 10 alleged Jerry Sandusky victims say they were abused at Penn State
• Jury in ex-Rep. Mike Veon's corruption trial to resume deliberating Friday
• Your comments: Voluntary teacher pay freeze commendable, but not enough for future of schools
• Pennsylvania jobless rate falls again, to 7.6 percent in January
• Woman arrested for illegal buttocks-enhancement injections - UPDATE
• Harrisburg Wild West artifact auction slated for mid-July
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• Demise of adultBasic health plan costs Pennsylvania more, advocates say
• West Shore School District teachers offer pay freeze in exchange for saving programs
• Muslim college students' monitoring by NYPD should be investigated, Pennsylvania ACLU says
• Governor Corbett says PA Ranks Among Top States for New, Expanded Corporate Facilities
• Pennsylvania butcher arrested at work on charges he stole $400 from 2-year-old's piggy bank
• Philadelphia woman gave illegal butt-enhancement injections, police say
• Rick Santorum's future may depend on Newt Gingrich leaving GOP race, adviser says
• DA laying groundwork for Pennsylvania Sen. Jane Orie perjury charges
• Teen gets five to 10 years in prison for burglary spree in Lynn, Weisenberg townships
• Altmire Issues Statement Following Meeting Regarding 911th Air Wing
• Critz Asks DoD for Prompt Resolution to the Treatment of the Remains of Flight 93 Passengers
• Governor Corbett Proclaims March 4-10 as Agriculture Week
• Closing arguments begin in ex-Rep. Mike Veon's corruption trial
• Animal groups begin offering spay/neuter clinics to reduce Carlisle's stray-cat population
• Parkland School District bus, car crash head-on in South Whitehall Township - UPDATE
• Mike Veon corrpution trial could go to jury today
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• Millerstown hair salon, dentist office burglarized
• Mechanicsburg man accused of suspicion of DUI after crash into utility pole
• Mechanicsburg man faces additional flashing, lewdness accusations
• Critz Receives an “A” in UFCW’s Congressional Scorecard
• GenOn Energy's announced closings draw mixed reactions from officials, residents
• Riegelsville transfer district reaches out to students of Easton Area
• Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno tells Warren County that New Jersey is a good place to do business
• Easton native discusses U.S. exit from Iraq and Afghanistan
• Historic floods force N.J. families to leave lifetime of memories behind
• Accident on Route 22 in Easton sends person to hospital
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant hearing continued without decision
• York man's death by stun gun accidental, police say
• Philadelphia police detain woman in investigation of illegal buttock enlargements
• Death of ex-Monkee Davy Jones mourned by central Pennsylvania fans
• Near-upset in Michigan gives Santorum a burst of momentum for Super Tuesday
• Restricting access to Capitol's third floor draws criticism from activists, Democrats
• Pennsylvania House GOP leaders delay bill forcing women seeking abortions to undergo ultrasounds
• Emmaus teen injured in Lower Macungie Township accident - UPDATE
• Belvidere Town Council eliminates two public works jobs, vows more cuts
• Wilson Borough loses a landmark in Cadmus Specialty Printing
• U.S. Rep. Leonard Lance votes against Obama health care plan's cost-cutting panel
• Mansfield Township teen hits telephone pole, knocks out power to portion of township
• Bethlehem woman allegedly delivered cocaine
• Allentown hockey arena plans to include hotel, office building
• Jerry Sandusky's request for two-month delay to trial was denied
• Allentown woman asks for leniency for attacker who stabbed her
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court orders special elections for six vacant state House seats - UPDATE
• Penn State President Rodney Erickson says no state support would lead to a drastically different Penn State
• Allentown man intentionally threw himself at fire engine, bus, police say
• Thompson, Marino Announce $2,437,388.00 Grant for Lycoming County to Replace Lycoming Valley Railroad Bridge Damaged by Tropical Storm Lee
• Performances at Allamuchy Township's Rutherfurd Hall use contemporary art to transform historic space
• Northampton County judge pulls two constables from work over alleged stun gun incident
• Easton Area School Board extends public comment period
• Harrisburg, Ill., death toll rises from storm; friends testify in Rutgers suicide case - PM news links
• St. Luke's adds 'university' to its name to emphasize education efforts
• Capt. Carl Scalzo chosen by mayor to lead Easton Police Department - UPDATE
• 86 Penn State alumni compete for 3 seats on university's board of trustees
• Delaware Water Gap Toll Bridge to get expanded maintenance garage
• Pennsylvania Sen. Jane Orie knows too much about criminal justice system to commit forgeries, defense says
• UGI Utilities Inc. says natural gas rates will decline again
• Riegelsville man steals railroad ties from Pohatcong Township railway, police report
• Mansfield Township man who allegedly threatened Hackettstown women is indicted
• Dog fight response ends in drunken driving charge for Washington Township, Morris County, pet owner
• Email notices about highway construction projects now available from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
• Former state Rep. Brett Feese begins serving prison term for his role in Computergate scandal
• After drinking gasoline, man lights cigarette and bursts into flames
• Harrisburg murder victim's sister tells convicted killer, "I hope you rot in Hell"
• Gov. Tom Corbett's administration institutes new policy restricting public access during rallies
• Harrisburg City officials file objection to state recovery plan
• Jerry Sandusky's request for 2-month trial delay nixed by judge
• Altmire Fights Unfair Trade Practices
• Pennsylvania House GOP puts brakes on bill mandating ultrasounds for women seeking abortions
• Critz Cosponsors Bipartisan Bill to Reform National Heritage Areas
• Your comments: With additional flights, Harrisburg International Airport opens up travel potential
• Davy Jones, lead singer of The Monkees, dies from heart attack Wednesday morning
• Your comments: Is drug testing reasonable for teachers, but not for students?
• Contract with Mike Veon's BIG agency raised no ethical red flags, attorney Bruce Foreman testifies
• Poll: How often do you text while driving?
• Questions of the week: Ultrasounds before abortions, earlier school years to prep for PSSAs
• IBM lays off 1,200 workers in North America, reports say
• Report: Davy Jones of the Monkees dead of a heart attack
• Traffic backed up on I-81 in Cumberland County
• Dauphin County commissioners award more than $8 million in gaming grants
• Fatal storm system damages Branson, Mo., entertainment district
• Obituaries: Gerald Walmer, first executive director of COLT, Lebanon County's transit system
• Upper Allen Township police investigate burglaries
• Rep. Bill DeWeese allowed to stay on ballot after corruption conviction
• The new Facebook timeline design has come to pages. Welcome to my new page on F...
• Portland Generating Station, Glen Gardner electric station to be deactivated by GenOn in 2015
• Dent and Tonko Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Reform National Heritage Areas
• Frontier Airlines to offer nonstop flights to Orlando, cuts fares
• Newville woman thrown from SUV in crash, airlifted to Hershey Medical Center
• York woman charged with killing grandmother with drug-laced chili
• Salisbury Township man vandalized Fountain Hill park with 'hate symbols,' police say
• Driver leaves South Londonderry Township crash scene, returns to find car on fire
• Today on the House floor, we will consider my resolution calling on Iran to spar...
• PennDOT will pay for study into the need for more bus service in Carlisle
• Carlisle woman charged in $1,600 Walmart theft
• West Shore School District drops plans to merge high school sports programs
• Judge in 'Zombie Muhammad' case, faced with threats, moves from Mechanicsburg to Carlisle office
• One Coast Guard member dead, three missing after Alabama helicopter crash; Pennsylvania bill requires ultrasound before abortion - AM news links
• Campbelltown, Lawn firefighters extinguish South Londonderry Township house, car fire
• Parkland School Board denies Circle of Seasons application, cites curriculum deficiencies
• South Londonderry Township intersection closed after tractor-trailer overturns and spills pig feed
• Winter to make rare appearance today but it won't stay long, National Weather Service predicts
• Former Land of Make Believe employee sues amusement park, director over alleged sexual harassment
• Dent Statement on Closure of Portland Generating Station
• Easton Area High School students will see flexible block scheduling next year
• Deporting nonviolent illegal immigrants could save $1.5 million
• Prescription drug abuse program launched to warn kids about dangers
• Palmyra Bologna Co. gets zoning change for break room
• Santorum fails to pull off upset as Romney wins Michigan, Arizona primaries
• Pennsylvania House bill would require ultrasounds for women seeking abortions
• Receiver's plan for Harrisburg debt not much different than previous plans, panel says
• Mitt Romney takes Arizona, Michigan in Republican primaries
• Saucon Valley School Board to explore random student drug testing
• New Jersey Highlands Council determines Lopatcong Township asphalt ordinance is valid
• Leap Year babies celebrate actual birth date for first time in their lives
• Easton police chief Larry Palmer tapped to lead Palmer Township police department - UPDATE
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant protest attracts about 150 demonstrators
• Mitt Romney wins Arizona primary, still battling with Rick Santorum for Michigan
• Alleged meth cook returned to prison; preliminary hearing continued
• Fairview Township garage fire
• Belvidere man invites residents to help town council tackle budget crisis
• Musconetcong River stretch rescued from erosion
• Cadmus Specialty Publications, formerly Mack Printing, closing its Wilson Borough plant
• Harrisburg School Board approves change to school calendar
• Leap Day celebration at Hershey Outlets
• Ron Angle questions leadership of Bangor Area School District superintendent
• Middlesex Township man charged with stabbing mother's boyfriend
• Parkland School District rejects Circle of Seasons Charter School application
• Easton barber sentenced to decades in prison for selling cocaine
• Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua had prescription drugs in his system when he died, coroner says
• Thompson’s Career & Technical Education Bill Advances as Part of House Elementary & Secondary Education Reauthorization
• Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority moves forward with hiring real estate company to market assets
• Allentown arena-area office complex announces second tenant
• Upper Mount Bethel Township election dispute challenged by lawyers
• Second Harrisburg family member goes on trial for 2009 city slaying
• Cadmus Specialty Publications to close Wilson Borough plant
• Frontier Airlines will keep nonstop flights from Harrisburg International Airport to Orlando
• Bethlehem Area School Board approves reverse property tax appraisals contract
• Food Check-Out Week fundraiser delivers $60,192 to Ronald McDonald Houses
• Parkland School Board to vote tonight on Waldorf-methods charter school
• Students at Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities fear the impact of Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed funding cut
• Greenwich Township court security finds synthetic pot in defendant's pocket
• Penn State alumni group creates task force
• West Shore School Board cancels Thursday's voting meeting
• Retired Harrisburg doctor plays part in development of sickle cell disease commemorative stamp
• Harrisburg man convicted of trying to kill 15-year-old ex-girlfriend
• Parkland High School driver's education teacher alleges age bias, sues district
• Critz Commends the President’s Creation of an Interagency Trade Enforcement Center; Panel to Investigate Unfair Trade Practices
• Penbrook also joins objections to Harrisburg fiscal recovery plan
• GOP candidate Rick Santorum calls himself a conservative 'heavyweight'
• Your comments: What additional destinations would you like to see offered out of Lehigh Valley International Airport?
• Critz Asks Air Force Officials for the Cost Analysis on the Closing of the 911th Air Reserve Station
• America a leader in school shootings; athletic director arrested on sex charges - PM news links
• Dow closes above 13,000 for first time since 2008
• Whitehall Township woman accused of stealing from Bethlehem 7-Eleven
• Marcellus drilling company donates more than $1 million to hospital
• Partial remains of 9/11 victims went to landfill, Pentagon reveals
• West Shore police arrest two in Wormleysburg robbery, assault
• Judge in 'Zombie Muhammad' case is relocated after threats, criticism of ruling
• New Cumberland police report two burglaries
• Harrisburg woman says she reluctantly settled lawsuit against city police
• 9/11 victims' remains went to landfill after identification failure
• Chaffetz, Altmire, Gowdy Introduce Cost-Saving Presidential Allowance Modernization Act
• Summary: Hershey Trust Co. hires UAW investment officer as CEO
• Is it time to replace the PA Instant Check System for handgun purchases?
• I am very disturbed by breaking news reports that some of the remains of victims...
• Death toll rises to 3 in Ohio school shooting
• Gov. Tom Corbett's welfare cuts draw anger from Democrats
• Jerry Sandusky's attorney asks for trial delay; man wanted for swindling nun is captured - AM news links
• Altmire Announces More Than $360,000 in Firefighter Grants
• Frontier Airlines to join Lehigh Valley International Airport
• Southern Lehigh finalizes plan to rename intermediate school for Joseph Liberati
• Southern Lehigh School District to save $1M over five years with new busing contract
• Southern Lehigh School District hires computer operations coordinator, expects to save $38,000
• Southern Lehigh School Board talks tough on artificial turf
• Governor Corbett Announces Nominations and Appointments
• Gay candidates run openly for Pennsylvania office: 'A remarkable amount of progress'
• Ravi trial: Molly Wei's testimony continues in Rutgers cyber-bullying case
• Passengers face scary emergency landing at Newark Airport, but pilot guides plane safely to the ground
• N.J. DYFS to get new name and new mission, commissioner says
• Woman, 60, assaulted in Carlisle robbery
• U.S. Marshals track down fugitive sex offender living as homeless person in Lancaster
• Lebanon County man dies after being hit by truck on I-83 in Dauphin County
• Gina Riso's parents call for Bangor Area School District to adopt drug testing policy
• Leaders gather support to change HACC funding
• Washington budget workshop reveals crossing guards collecting unemployment
• Update: Ohio suspected shooter attends Lake Academy not Chardon High School
• Nazareth Area School Board pursues salary freeze from teachers
• Derry Township School Board president's husband owes back taxes
• Democrats could help Rick Santorum win Michigan's primary election
• Fairview Township receives environmental agreement for Marsh Run Park
• Susquehanna Township School District considering arts academy
• Lopatcong Township ordinance permitting asphalt plants under review by state Highlands Council
• Bethlehem's next controller to be selected by the courts
• Weyerbacher Brewing Co. celebrates expansion
• Bethlehem considers first human relations commission members
• Lower Allen Township commissioners approve liquor license transfer
• Jerry Sandusky wants May trial moved into summer; Plane's emergency landing forces temporary closure at Newark Liberty Airport - PM news links
• Whitehall Township man charged after hit-and-run, three-town car chase, police say
• Allentown man assaulted officer following gas station fight, police say
• Neighboring towns file fresh objections filed to Harrisburg recovery plan
• New York man stole voucher at Sands casino, police say
• Bucks County man allegedly returns stolen train set for store credit at Palmer Park Mall store
• Ed Smith, Warren County freeholder candidate, votes against toll bridge commission budget
• Allentown man threatened girlfriend with knife, police say
• Allentown man shot with Taser after allegedly fleeing fight, throwing away illegal gun
• 'Zombie Muhammad' case in Mechanicsburg sparks misguided debate about Muslims
• Forks Township man allegedly stole Four Loko and threatened officers
• Derry Township to hold public forums on comprehensive plan update
• Harrisburg man charged in graffiti incidents
• Jerry Sandusky wants May trial moved into the summer
• Facebook dispute leads to incarceration of Bethlehem woman
• John Karoly, sons accused of engaging in conspiracy to avoid paying $1 million malpractice verdict
• New Cumberland police investigating money missing from Hillside PTO, youth baseball association
• Bethlehem man raped woman Saturday, police say
• Easton man wanted on charges of sexual abuse of three boys apprehended in North Carolina
• Work to begin on portions of Route 248 in Lower Nazareth Township
• Bethlehem man assaults woman after she breaks up with him, police say
• Franklin Vineyards receives Nazareth Area Chamber of Commerce's excellence award
• Five Questions: Phillipsburg Free Bridge Wine & Spirits owner Patricia Kobble discusses history of building
• Bethlehem man could face trial on charges of assaulting juvenile
• Penn State alumni group wants more openess from trustees
• Police seek "armed and dangerous" men in Wormleysburg robbery, beating
• Allentown man charged with selling drugs in Bethlehem
• Mike Veon rarely consulted him about BIG's operations, ex-senator testifies
• Pennsylvania prison inmates to return from Virginia by the end of March
• Lehigh University student attacked by group of teens
• Your comments: Should Gov. Chris Christie approve a bill ordering flags at half-staff after a N.J. active-duty service member's death?
• Lehigh Valley International Airport to announce new service Tuesday
• Press conference after the final round table discussion hosted by the Panel on B...
• Your comments: Should law requiring school employees to disclose arrests have limits?
• Man killed pet alligator, police say; boy accused of setting York County house on fire; and more
• More Harrisburg University students will be living downtown with lease of Kunkel Building on Market Street
• West Shore School Board, parents' coalition plan meetings on merging sports teams
• Witness describes Ohio school shooter as bullied outcast
• Harrisburg man didn't try to kill 15-year-old ex-girlfriend, defense attorney says
• Harrisburg International Airport to announce new Orlando service
• Thompson Joins House Natural Resources Committee Ohio Field Hearing on Natural Gas Development, Administration’s Regulatory Overreach
• Thompson Announces David Gordeuk of Port Matilda Accepts Appointment to United States Naval Academy
• Republicans Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum show differing styles in campaigning
• Poultry farm proposed outside Carlisle prompts March 6 public hearing
• State Patty's Day arrests in State College down this year from last
• Governor Corbett Announces Hunting, Fishing and Conservation Advisory Council
• Governor Corbett Forms eHealth Collaborative Advisory Committee
• Blake Shelton to headline Great Allentown Fair
• Man, 34, accused of flashing girls near Carlisle park
• Cops: Harrisburg teens pummel 13-year-old boy in $2 robbery
• Easter egg hunt for kids followed by Easter egg hunt for parents
• Ohio high school shooting injures students
• Gas prices on the rise; fired Philadelphia officer is back - AM news links
• Yoga program reaches out to Northampton County Prison inmates, juvenile offenders
• Dharun Ravi trial to continue as Rutgers students testify in gay bias case
• Knife-wielding robber in Harrisburg steals purse and threatens two women and girl
• N.J. inmates make more than a million license plates each year
• Harrisburg police search for Rite-Aid robber
• Only $10 for nationally known folk artists concert
• Palmer Township fire destroys home on Willow Drive
• Hanover Township, Coopersburg officials say they're ready for reassessment
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., man whose father is missing says family 'mystified' by disappearance
• Coopersburg seeks new manager after Dawn Kresge's resignation
• Districts can withhold charter tuition if enrollment dates differ
• Hundreds expected to attend patriotic concert at Nazareth Area High School
• Northampton Community College student to be featured in PBS national campaign
• Warren County Technical School students donate computers to Oxford Township homeless facility
• Members of Harrisburg's Chisuk Emuna Synagogue reclaim past while looking ahead
• Slate Belt food pantry searches for new home with Portland church scheduled to close
• Judge orders trials for Kevin Kane, Frank Stillo and Brandon Stillo moved out of Warren County
• Frank Whelan documents 200 years of Lehigh County history for bicentennial celebration
• Bethlehem church's free furniture mission in need of new home
• Peeps & Company store provides Bethlehem a year-round Just Born attraction
• Pennsylvania man fends off home invasion with coffee cup
• Pennsylvania Republicans backing proposed changes to "Delaware loophole"
• "Good Morning America" anchor Ron Claiborne named honorary chairman of 100 Men Reading
• Dog causes crash that sets truck full of meat on fire
• Police chase driver through Whitehall Township, Catasauqua
• Caregiver for intellectually disabled steals resident's laptop, police say
• Newt Gingrich says 'secular left' is attacking American government
• Despite cutting teachers in Pennsylvania, classes retain healthy student-to-teacher ratios
• Rick Santorum says Mitt Romney isn't conservative enough for GOP nod
• Harrisburg fatal stabbing calls into question safety along Restaurant Row
• Fatal downtown Harrisburg stabbing is city's third homicide of 2012
• Garage fire in Plainfield Township destroys one antique car; no injuries reported
• Man wanted for questioning in Split Rock Resort deaths kills himself after chase, police say - UPDATE
• Penn State's agriculture trustee campaigns are about core farm issues, not Jerry Sandusky
• State Correctional Institution guards often earn more than their supervisors
• York man slain, Harrisburg man arrested near city nightclubs
• Couple attacked crossing parking lot in Shippensburg
• Accident on Interstate 80 West in Allamuchy Township shuts one lane; traffic still flowing
• Nelson Mandela released from hospital; father of former Express-Times sportswriter missing - news links
• Louise A. Risko, worked for American Can - Obituaries today
• Low-cost wholesome breakfast and free activities
• 5 dollar admission to ZooAmerica
• Free and low-cost crafts for Read Across America Day
• Gov. Chris Christie could get second chance at ordering flags to half-staff for all active-duty service members' deaths
• Four Lopatcong Township Planning Board members plan to be absent from asphalt plant hearing
• 'Occupy Well Street': Activist encourages peaceful Marcellus shale drilling protests
• Hunterdon County author learns to live with her dog
• The end of film: Digital projectors are forcing out traditional celluloid distribution
• Easton Area School District may become latest community schools partner
• 'L-E-M-M-I-N-G' spells victory for seventh-grader at WITF Central Pennsylvania Spelling Bee
• Information kiosks come to Nazareth's downtown
• Wawa dispute leads to police chase
• New Gettysburg Festival director works to keep event on course
• Recent illness outbreak from raw milk is Pennsylvania's most severe
• Two suspicious deaths reported at Split Rock Resort, police say - UPDATE
• State Patty's Day partiers carry on despite winter conditions; student groups counter with day of service
• Allentown bishop at meeting where cardinal ordered sex abuse memo shredded
• Upper Nazareth blood cancer survivor honored for battle, helping others
• Riegelsville students one step closer to moving to Palisades
• Oxford Township woman charged $200 for trash collection she could not use
• Lehigh Valley doctors hopeful FDA maneuvers will fix pediatric cancer drug shortage
• Nancy Eshelman: Refusing to forgive or forget hurts employers and employees
• Clinton Public School hosts Introduce a Girl to Science and Engineering Day
• New Jersey aims to open Veterans Haven North at Hagedorn this summer
• Raritan Township stream restoration wins award but is in need of cleanup
• Delaware Valley Regional High School superintendent 'likely' to be hired before public knows choice, official says
• Ducky Duke to appear on 'Last Call with Carson Daly'
• Slate Belt addiction treatment center offers alternative to St. Patrick's Day festivities
• Pennsylvania Garden Expo gives hundreds a taste of spring
• Shooting that left 12-year-old Jersey City boy dead may not have been an accident, prosecutor says
• Lehigh Valley Hospital cleared for 'transformative' heart procedure
• Upper Mount Bethel Township man catches Peeping Tom looking through home's window
• Lowhill Township man's credit card fraudently used to buy $400 in StubHub tickets
• iPod Touch devices stolen off truck at Lower Macungie Township Wal-Mart
• Windy weather expected to last the day; Power outages already reported - AM news links
• Two American solidiers killed in Afghan ministry, NATO personnel being recalled
• Five dollars for a bag of children’s clothing
• Penn State, board of trustees money trails under investigation by feds
• Harsco CEO Salvatore Fazzolari resigns; Henry Knueppel chosen as interim replacement
• Express-Times Editor Joseph P. Owens leaving newspaper for general manager job at South Jersey Media Group
• Washington Cemetery withdraws application to expand
• Facebook Syndication Error
• Weyerbacher Brewing Co. to announce $1.1 million expansion
• Bethlehem police contract includes two years of wage freezes, two years of raises
• Fighter jet makes emergency landing at Pennsylvania airport
• Allentown hockey arena games to be televised by Service Electric
• Kingwood Township teen allegedly engaged in a sexual relationship with minor
• Thomas E. Hank Sr., retired in 1985 from Sunoco Products as personnel manager - Obituaries today
• Allentown $1 million bridge replacement draws concerns from Lehigh County officials, residents
• Palmer Township woman charged with breaking into ex-boyfriend's home
• Fire breaks out in Pennsylvania high school's chemistry lab
• Somebody Do Something: Old Stone Inn a shell of its former self
• Marine formerly from Easton killed in helicopter crash had 'desire to serve'
• Subpoena of Penn State records in Jerry Sandusky case seeking payment information
• Wilson Borough police investigating alleged sex assault at male revue
• New crime scene investigation classroom opens in Bethlehem
• New York man charged with Upper Allen fast food burglary
• Prosecutor argues John Heaney III's statements to police should remain as evidence
• Pen Argyl to address residents' complaints of increased odor from nearby landfill
• Steve Earle's May show at Centenary College was never a done deal, spokesman says
• Stephan Moussa could see bail revoked after allegedly failing four drug tests
• Pohatcong Township Wawa grand opening benefits two charities
• Pennsylvania receives additional funding for home heating program
• Marine with Easton ties killed in helicopter crash - UPDATE
• Lower Allen police investigating series of home burglaries
• California man who sexually assaulted child receives 8-year prison sentence
• Washington man who sold heroin to help pay child support sentenced to state prison
• Boil water order lifted in Harrisburg
• ***Thompson Letter Encourages Full Utilization of STEP Act Law, Greater Department Coordination in Achieving Goals of Recently-released DoD-VA Joint Strategic Plan***
• Hershey Co. CEO receives raise from company board of directors
• Feds seek Penn State trustees' financial records related to Sandusky case
• Some child abusers in Dauphin County could have charges dropped by taking classes
• Dog that killed baby is taken from its new owner, could be euthanized
• PPL warning customers of telephone scam that appears to be targeting Hispanics
• Debt Watch Harrisburg to host public forum on Receiver David Unkovic's fiscal plan for city
• Fairview Township Police Chief Bernard Dugan to become the new police chief of Annville Township
• New details emerge in fatal New Jersey school bus crash
• Water line replacement starts next week in Camp Hill
• Harrisburg woman's civil rights lawsuit against city police ends
• Sides paint different pictures of Dharun Ravi's intentions during opening statements
• Your comments: Law requiring secondhand shops to hold goods puts pressure on business owners
• PSU cancels campus tours because of State Patty's Day; Lancaster teacher accused of touching boy; and more
• Governor Corbett Announces Recent Nominations, Appointments
• Altmire Invites Veterans to Participate in Veterans History Project
• Bullet fired into Capitol in Harrisburg, breaks window
• Oxford Township man receives Purple Heart for Iraq War service
• Man suffers burns saving dog from Hershey apartment fire
• Northampton County Bar Association Receives Awards from Pennsylvania Bar Association
• Emmaus man cited for smoothie toss; roadside urination in Upper Macungie Township prompts charge - police blotter
• Harrisburg hasn't released federal grants 10 nonprofits depend on
• Wormleysburg-based Harsco Corp. accepts resignation of CEO Salvatore D. Fazzolari
• The story from yesterday's trip to Moneseen. Looking forward to representing th...
• Easton man charged with aggravated assault in stabbing
• N.J. man sickened after drinking raw milk; Plainfield, N.J., fire claims life of 5 - AM news links
• Sheryl Crow to headline Musikfest in Bethlehem
• Mechanicsburg School District to adopt preventive prescription drug abuse program
• Your comments: Should an osprey nest keep the proposed asphalt plant out of Lopatcong Township?
• Corbett blasted Rendell for renovating Capitol Complex; now seeks $55 million for repairs
• Opening statements to begin in Rutgers webcam spying trial
• National Weather Service issues midstate wind advisory
• Christie education funding plan would base allocations partly on districts' enrollment
• N.J. State Police troopers get retroactive raises worth a combined $23.4 million
• Parkland School District saves $984,384 by refinancing bonds
• Michael Carthens, already in prison, charged in Easton burglaries
• Easton police investigate shots fired on West St. Joseph Street
• Dent Statement on Cisco Acquisition of Lightwire
• Free Italian ice at Rita’s
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant hearing marked by time limits and flaring tempers amid expert testimony
• Free admission and activities for kids at the PA Garden Expo
• Free cookie to celebrate Leap Day
• Ballet Hispanico sizzles at Live at Rose Lehrman
• HACC business graduates can earn bachelor’s degrees in Harrisburg through Delaware Valley College
• Federal authorities subpoena information from Penn State in Jerry Sandusky case
• Free pretzels at Auntie Anne’s
• Former Milton Hershey School alumni president sues school's trust fund, board member
• Bethlehem puts limits on hot dog vendor
• Low-cost family fun that benefits the community
• Several Harrisburg residents voice opposition to proposed school year changes
• Bethlehem Area School District eyes tax increase
• Phillipsburg School District aid to drop 2.4 percent for 2012-13 under governor's budget
• South Whitehall Township fatal fire second this month attributed to careless smoking
• Allentown facing $500,000 deficit for 2011, according to unofficial projections
• Babies R Us launches program to help families save money
• Wilson's LINCS center open house draws community
• Mercer County man who allegedly carjacked vehicle with kids inside rejects plea deal
• Man tells Denny's he's the new boss, cooks himself a burger and fries
• Allentown man faces up to 12 years in prison for ex-girlfriend's abduction, assault - UPDATE
• Threats to judges taken seriously in age of Facebook and Twitter, authorities say
• Federal authorities are conducting separate investigation involving Jerry Sandusky, Penn State, The Second Mile
• Route 22 West toll bridge lanes reopened following spill cleanup - UPDATE
• Easton Area School District appealing Right to Know issue
• Allentown man who displayed child pornography photos 'like wallpaper' pleads guilty
• Presidential candidates pounce on gas prices, but there's little they can do
• Man abandons own car before stealing one from Hanover Township dealership, police say
• Easton Redevelopment Authority asking for $550,000 in state funding
• South Whitehall Township fire that killed brothers caused by careless smoking
• Easton man accused of raping 16-year-old girl heads to Northampton County Court
• Belvidere Town Council cuts maintenance services to public library
• Lehigh Valley International Airport receives $1.5 million in state funding to upgrade infrastructure
• Judge rules Ron Angle can't delay payment of $1.27 million to dentist over land deal
• Lehigh University increasing tuition 3.1 percent in 2012-13
• ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks in running for architectural award
• Allentown man who dealt cocaine 'for my family' gets up to decade in prison
• Police looking for woman in hold-up of PNC Bank in Mt. Holly Springs
• DUI and retail theft cases against Georgina Zogby delayed again in Cumberland County Court
• Driver in fatal Allentown crash gets up to 7 years in prison
• Gov. Tom Corbett criticizes ex-Gov. Ed Rendell's bid for Philly newspapers
• Court motion filed to prevent Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic, Gov. Tom Corbett from implementing debt recovery plan
• U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey's Philadelphia office discovers suspicious white powder in letter
• Fatal Lehigh County fire caused by smoking; Sandusky case witness Mike McQueary's home for sale; and more
• Questions of the week: Earlier school start dates to prepare for PSSAs, teacher pay freezes
• Q&A: Robert Cavanaugh, chairman of Hershey Trust Co. and Milton Hershey School board of directors
• Penn State students continue push for service instead of drinking on State Patty's Day
• Postal Service warns of cuts, plans to shut Lancaster facility
• Court denies Centralia property owners looking to keep their homes
• Wind warning issued in Cumberland, Perry counties
• York County man awaits trial on sexual assault charges
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• Military helicopter crash kills everyone aboard
• Governor Corbett Announces Upgrades, Safety Enhancements at Nine Airports
• Governor Corbett Announces State Investment in 16 Rail Projects
• Ex-Rep. Mike Veon had him lobby consultant on Veon's brother's behalf, Jeff Foreman testifies
• Sale on kid’s meals and free visit from Kung Fu Panda tonight
• Your comments: Should local school districts consider ads in buses to raise funds?
• Harrisburg-area gas prices likely to rise in the next few days, analysts warn
• Harrisburg University awarded $1 million scholarship endowment
• Stephen Conklin is evicted from his 'Satori Farm' in York County as Occupy members protest
• Qnexa diet drug endorsed by FDA panel but faces more steps to approval
• Altmire Speaks on the House Floor Calling for Vote on No Budget, No Pay Act
• Dockworker dies after industrial accident at Newark port
• BET television show co-host 'Terrence J' to appear Thursday in Harrisburg
• Bethlehem can legally deny drug rehab near Becahi, attorneys argue
• Range End Golf Course employee waives hearing on theft charge
• Seven U.S. Marines killed when helicopters collide in California
• Midstate university presidents fear more cuts to state aid
• 7 Marines killed when helicopters collide during training in Arizona
• Harrisburg police identify suspect in shooting death: Daniel Harris sought on criminal homicide charges
• Witnesses say Hershey man ran into burning apartment to save dog and suffered serious burns
• Santorum has huge lead over Romney in Pennsylvania; first-time jobless claims stay steady - AM news links
• Republican debate: Candidates face off in Arizona
• Rick Santorum soars past Mitt Romney in Pennsylvania
• Whitaker Center adds Backstage Studio interactive exhibit to its science center
• Stove stolen in Upper Milford Township; drywall dumped in North Whitehall Township - police blotter
• Prayer vigil in Harrisburg to remember latest homicide victim and call attention to problem of gun violence
• Harrisburg Authority OKs looking into selling authority-owned historical artifacts
• Forks Township supervisors to spend more money on public works building project
• Bethlehem teenager, ripped off in Lower Nazareth Township drug deal, tells cops she was robbed, is arrested, police report
• PPL seeking to build $2.1 million electrical power substation in Salisbury Township park
• Lehigh Valley Health Network seeks to establish regional highway safety project
• Forum on public education funding planned at Lehigh Carbon Community College
• Slatington woman passes out drunk in driver's seat with 4-year-old in car, police say
• Man allegedly tattoos obscenity on girl's back at Allentown hotel, faces charges
• Are vaccinations 'more harmful than beneficial'?
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant hearing brings full house
• Silver Spring Township supervisors grant CarMax Auto Superstores an auto dealership permit
• Cumberland County drug task force found waste, rotting garbage in home; police remove toddler and 2 dogs
• Harrisburg woman shot in the leg, police say
• Interstate 80 accident kills passenger, 74, and badly injures 76-year-old driver, police report
• Easton mayor says jobs, growing city's tax base the highest priorities
• Central Dauphin East High School student arrested after fighting police officer, police say
• Warren County Administrator Steve Marvin reappointed with nearly $132,000 salary
• Boil order in Harrisburg affects 30 homes
• Pa. judge who dismissed her own traffic citations suspended with pay
• Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of the Lehigh Valley forms parternship with Greater Lehigh Valley group
• Wilson Area High School students awarded for anti-bullying efforts
• Phillipsburg gives preliminary approval to law requiring secondhand shops to hold goods
• Thompson Nominates Ken Kane of McKean County to Serve on National Forest System Land Management Planning Advisory Committee
• Penn State trustees held retreat to discuss future operating structure
• Warren County Pollution Control Financing Authority approves solar panel project estimated to save $111,000 in first year
• Pennsylvania Senate GOP leader says no change in district lines for primary election
• Report of gunman along Capital Area Greenbelt in Swatara Township
• Remember, this is the company that has received about $500 million in taxpayer f...
• Your comments: With budget cuts affecting Cumberland Valley schools, does the administration need a renovated building?
• Free kids haircuts until the end of February
• Rick Santorum opposes insurance-paid screenings for birth defects, saying they'll lead to abortions
• Parkland School District teachers' contract freezes wages, cuts tuition reimbursement
• Pennsylvania district allows ads inside school buses
• Accidents that snarled traffic on Route 22 in Allentown, Bethlehem Township, Pa., are cleared - UPDATE
• GOP presidential candidates might not have home-field advantage
• Parkland School Board votes to put ads inside buses; dissenting member calls plan 'insidious'
• Two people die after three-alarm South Whitehall Township fire - UPDATE
• Harrisburg International Airport records slight increase in passenger traffic for January
• Camp Hill School District warns parents about chickenpox exposure
• Harrisburg school board to discuss changing school year
• Gov. Tom Corbett proposes $55 million in repairs to Capitol Complex
• Harrisburg Area Community College opening delayed because of power outage
• Your comments: Do minimum wages need a boost?
• Newark airport sets overseas travel record; Philadelphia hit by Pennsylvania budget - AM news links
• Cumberland Valley School District moves ahead on plans to renovate administration office
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant may affect rare osprey nest, wildlife biologist says
• Bethlehem City Council again deadlocks on controller selection
• Highspire gains council member, loses another
• Hercules Cement Co. fire draws three departments
• Foreign student labor protests at Hershey Co. center lead to citations for Exel, SHS Staffing
• Penn State President Rodney Erickson, other university leaders to make a pitch for more state funding
• Washington Township, N.J., officials approve Quick Chek store
• Lehigh Valley Academy Regional Charter School appoints two new trustees
• Phillipsburg police Chief James Faulborn appointed to long-term position
• Harrisburg school board to hold public meeting on plan to start school in mid-August
• Parkland School Board approves two-year teachers' contract
• Pennsylvania Lottery axes Gus the Groundhog
• Susquehanna Township teen charged in police officer assault
• Lower Mount Bethel Township supervisors drafting resolution on meeting conduct, time limit
• Easton area native sentenced to life in prison for killing wife, another man
• Don Cunningham urges state officials to call special election to fill Doug Reichley's seat
• Allentown duo facing trial for allegedly murdering city couple
• Nazareth police union files grievance against borough over shift changes
• Slaying of Harrisburg father of four shocks family
• New York City man admits to cashing counterfeit Northampton County checks
• Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital pitch from Gov. Chris Christie a 'noble use,' lawmaker says
• Accused Farm Show shooter due back in area tonight
• Readington Township leads Hunterdon County in emergency calls again
• Easton concert to raise money for National Multiple Sclerosis Society
• Bangor man charged with attempted homicide faces new burglary, alcohol charges
• Essroc Cement Corp. agrees to pay $82,000 for alleged toxic chemical reporting violations
• Pennsylvania lottery fires Gus, the second-most famous groundhog
• Bethlehem man pleads guilty to cocaine dealing charges
• Local law firm Tallman, Hudders & Sorrentino changes name following merger
• Lehigh County Hall of Fame inductees joining bicentennial celebration
• PPL proposes 7 percent drop in electricity rate
• Steelton police investigating abduction attempt
• Authorities arrest four people in rash of Hunterdon, Somerset county burglaries
• Labor department announces proposed fines related to exchange students who worked in Hershey
• Bucks County man pleads guilty in case of hocked stolen laptop in Bethlehem
• Oxford Township man involved in Blairstown Township high-speed chase denied drug court admittance
• Harry Carson not running for Congress in New Jersey's 5th District - UPDATE
• Weather forecast: Rainy but warmer in the Harrisburg area this week
• Fact check: Candidates' comments on the auto bailout
• Former Penn State professor pleads guilty to defrauding government of $3 million in grants
• Lower Paxton Township home invasion under investigation
• Woman accused of lying about sending horses to slaughter waives preliminary hearing
• Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital could be used for veterans' program under Chris Christie's plan
• Southbound North Seventh Street to close for improvements in Harrisburg
• Mardi Gras ends with parades; Afghans protest Koran burning at U.S. base - pm news links
• Toys R Us to close in Lower Allen, open in Hampden Township
• Your comments: Do business licenses reassure you as a customer?
• Power price to drop March 1 for PPL customers
• Vandals toss bench into Italian Lake
• People in unrepresented Pa. House districts want special elections with primary election
• Chester County man, 25, shot father to death during argument, police say
• Franklin County babysitter pleads no contest in baby's death; Marcellus shale health office opens; and more
• Dow tops 13,000 for first time since 2008
• PSU-licensed Joe Paterno merchandise stops
• Trees felled, stolen in Weisenberg Township; Sonic employee pockets cash at Hanover Township eatery - police blotter
• African-style braiders say Pennsylvania licenses help form trust between customers, shops
• Carlisle man accused of assaulting girlfriend in argument over pit bull
• Dismembered dogs, occult items found in Pennsylvania home
• Jury process starts in Philadelphia priest sex-abuse trial
• Olympus India executive dead in apparent suicide
• Boy with cerebral palsy among vehicle break-in victims
• Babysitter pleads no contest in Pennsylvania baby death
• Local Animal Response Team raising money to equip firefighters to help pets in emergencies
• Mom of Philadelphia man slain by cop wants justice; Obama campaign targets Rick Santorum on economy - AM news links
• Harrisburg police investigate fatal shooting
• Harrisburg fatal shooting followed heated argument inside Allison Hill home, police say
• Visitors restricted at Whitney Houston's New Jersey grave
• Driver in Bergen County, N.J., repeatedly runs over woman
• Gov. Christie's budget speech will announce plan for proposed income tax cut
• With gas prices soaring, N.J. feels pain at the pump
• Millersburg man accused of having marijuana during traffic stop in Lykens
• Forks Township man wins $1.1 million in workers' compensation after suffering stroke
• Fastnacht Day, or Fat Tuesday, is filled with doughy treats
• Northampton County Coroner seeks relatives of Elaine R. Smith
• Jury selection to continue in Rutgers webcam trial
• N.J. to consider boosting minimum wage
• Is this the real Jerry Sandusky?
• Man sought in theft of cigarettes from Hess Express in Lemoyne
• Hunting rifle found in field near Pine Road in Penn Township
• Nazareth police chief requests new TV be purchased for station
• Mount Airy Casino Resort to debut new poker room
• Bethlehem Township, Pa. officials take step toward opening Housenick memorial park
• Allentown man facing charges in December drunken-driving hit-and-run, police say
• Two Easton women charged with retail theft from Boscov's
• Harvey Hissim, former Oxford Township police chief, laid to rest
• Winter weather short on cold and snow has ups and downs in Central Pennsylvania
• Greenwich Township failed to maintain state-required financial records, auditor says
• Jaime Bowersox and other West Shore School District students will collect school supplies for peers who can't afford them
• Mansfield Township police bust loud party only to discover stash of marijuana, paraphernalia for distribution
• Drivers feeling the squeeze as gas prices rise earlier than usual
• Bethlehem man facing drug charges after grandmother admits cops to search home
• Mansfield Township woman hit telephone pole while drunk in Morris County, police say
• Connections: Harrisburg University student takes on science of beer making
• Monroe County man charged with sexually assaulting juvenile boy
• Two rollover accidents without injuries in Washington Township, N.J., reported over the weekend
• Chris Christie to pitch budget plan Tuesday; Man dies after shooting at gun club - PM news links
• First-timer lands lead role in Middletown Area High School's production of 'Annie Get Your Gun'
• Parex USA, chemicals manufacturer, signs lease for warehouse space at Riverside Business Center
• Don't look for online Pennsylvania Lottery tickets any time soon
• Premier hopes changes at Gracedale can produce up to $2.9 million in savings
• Monroe County man struggling with police shocked with Taser several times
• Mansfield Township police pick up wanted man after woman lets authorities search home for boyfriend
• Water main replacement will start in February on Market Street in Camp Hill
• Bethlehem man accused in stabbing, police say - UPDATE
• District Attorney John Morganelli puts teachers 'on notice' about longer sexual assault sentences
• Whitehall Township fatal fire sparked by cigarette, official says
• Allentown taxi driver robbed by man with sawed-off shotgun
• Bethlehem police blotter: drunken driving, public drunkenness
• Allentown police respond to weapon complaint, arrest man wanted in Illinois
• Five Questions: Karen Brewer, Slate Belt Heritage Center board member, discusses historical preservation and Roseto's Cent'anni
• Easton area native could face death penalty for killing wife, another man in Florida
• Accident affects traffic on I-83 in Lemoyne
• Overturned vehicle is in median of I-81 in Cumberland County
• Phillipsburg High School musical 'Legally Blonde' leads to parental criticism over content
• Palmyra Bologna Co. asks borough to consider rezoning its property
• 'For the kids,' Thon breaks $10 million mark
• Londonderry Township mobile home destroyed by fire during birthday party
• Funeral set for Benjamin Albro, Emmaus High School student killed in wreck
• Express-Times reporters Colin McEvoy and Lynn Olanoff to release book on Rhonda Smith murder case
• Rick Santorum questions President Obama's Christian values; Catholic hospitals report sterilizations despite bishops opposing birth control - AM news links
• Voting set to start for best beaches in New Jersey
• Lanes restricted on Interstate 81 at Exit 65
• Easton woman accused of hitting daughter in head with wrench
• Debbie Pearsall to be remembered with honorary tree, a lasting memorial
• Penn State THON raises record $10.68 million
• Patriot-News reporter, Sara Ganim wins George Polk Awards
• Milton Hershey School works to boost student retention rates
• Lower Nazareth Township man wants area residents to remember roots
• Musconetcong Watershed Association receives grants to restore Asbury Grist Mill
• South Side Easton transformer fails, knocking out power - UPDATE
• NAACP leader speaks on social issues at Bethlehem chapter's banquet
• Harrisburg area draws group conferences and youth sporting events, adding millions to midstate economy
• Arleen Anna Marsh, member of the Altar Guild - Obituaries today
• Revised Pennsylvania laws aimed at protecting children have some teachers fighting to keep jobs
• Commentary: Acceptance grows as interracial marriages increase
• Penn State University keeps high credit rating for now
• Silver Spring Township police seek man in kidnapping attempt
• Penn State dance marathon raises $10.68 million, shatters record
• Upper Allen Township family cat intentionally shot in neck; returns home howling in pain
• Penn State students push back against State Patty's Day; suicide bombing kills 15 at police academy in Baghdad - news links
• Electronics, wine stolen during burglary in East Allen Township, police report
• Two former KidsPeace employees being investigated for physical, verbal abuse of residents, according to police
• Camp Hill students of all ages bond during 'Into the Woods,' a fairy-tale musical
• Chester County man charged with theft of car from Hanover Township dealership, police report
• Hunterdon Central's cheerleading squad wins national contest
• GOP presidential hopefuls kick up campaigns leading into Super Tuesday
• Supreme Court to review case of lying about military honors: fraud or free speech?
• Former cancer patient credits Penn State's Thon for saving her life
• Sunday Patriot-News deliveries delayed by production issue
• Most of teacher's lawsuit against Easton Area School District tossed
• Midstate schools worry that Pennsylvania games of chance law will burden booster clubs
• Motorama racers revve up the crowd in pre-season warmups
• Defaced billboard in Lopatcong Township shows police with mustaches
• Blogger to parents: Forget measuring up to your superiors
• Some Penn State students fight 'drunken free-for-all' of State Patty's Day
• Bethlehem Steel Corp. stock house on way to rebirth as visitors center
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans flood risk meeting this week in Warren County
• Nazareth man commits suicide off Route 33 bridge into Lehigh River, police say - UPDATE
• Readington Township fire causes significant damage to home
• Upper Nazareth Township embarks on five-year road repair plan
• Gay rights pioneer John McNeill wants Slate Belt burial, according to documentary
• Upper Mount Bethel Township residents upset over home inspection fees
• Bethlehem Area School District considers halving high school marking periods
• Easton Area High School grad walks Grammy Awards red carpet
• Facebook and Twitter become emergency management tools
• Flemington Business Improvement District schedules first open house
• Rick Santorum questions Obama's values, Romney's leadership
• Renovated Warren County courtroom declared 'constitutionally defective' by judge
• Small chance of snow in Harrisburg area tomorrow
• David Larsen, of Tewksbury Township, challenges U.S. Rep. Leonard Lance in GOP primary
• Emergency crews respond to multivehicle crash in Camp Hill
• Man found dead in Bethlehem Township, Pa. hotel room, police say
• Penn State Thon raises money for children's cancer fund
• Whitney Houston's funeral service filled with memories and song - UPDATE
• Easton Area Middle School students celebrate Black History Month
• Easton church, neighbors at odds over volume of worship services
• Timothy James Lehman, avid bicyclist, camper and traveler - Obituaries today
• Seven people displaced by Nazareth fire
• Bangor man injured in early morning crash
• Millennium Music Conference 16 continues today in Harrisburg area
• Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity seeks owners for Hunterdon County homes
• Docent training taking place right now with the National Geographic Giant Map of...
• Lanes on George Wade Memorial Bridge across Susquehanna River to be limited Sunday and Monday
• Penn State Nittany Lions boast 'new look'
• Benjamin Albro, Emmaus High School student killed in crash, 'saw sunny side of everything'
• Central Dauphin High School's Devin Thomas' shattering of backboard goes viral
• Penn State dance marathon goes on without Joe Paterno
• Teachers fight Pennsylvania rules barring some ex-cons
• Easton man who allegedly threatened blogger must surrender weapons
• Allentown Planning Commission member claims he is being ousted for criticizing Mayor Ed Pawlowski
• Fire reported in Nazareth
• Lemoyne man charged with series of West Shore burglaries
• Scott Garrett the only New Jersey member of Congress to vote against payroll tax extension
• Somebody Do Something: Hold the pothole, hold the poor alignment
• Condition of one triplet sister hurt in New Jersey bus crash improves - UPDATE
• Palmer Township police seeking witnesses in one-car crash on Van Buren Road
• Bethlehem police seek suspected church burglar
• Pohatcong Township red light cameras are ticketing in Greenwich Township, official says
• Readington Township shotgun blast that wounded 21-year-old under investigation
• Bethlehem Area School District puts charter school on notice
• Northampton County schools get first glimpse at 2012 state funding
• Case dismissed against Bangor woman accused of burning niece with cigarette lighter
• Easton man convicted on drug charges in Warren County
• Ex-Bangor teacher faces trial for alleged sex with student
• Harrisburg police investigating armed robbery
• Piedmont Airlines accused of violating Railway Labor Act
• Lucinda Janda, former Warren County landfill clerk, receives prison sentence for stealing county funds
• John P. Heaney III's statements, video of sobriety tests should be kept from trial, attorney argues
• Mars plans to stop making products with more than 250 calories; will it help you on the scale?
• Roseto puppy dragging investigation ongoing, Northampton County prosecutors say
• Gov. Tom Corbett calls Democrats critical of his progress on transportation issues 'ballsy'
• Gov. Chris Christe follows through with veto of same-sex marriage bill
• Easton police nab nearly 200 packets of heroin
• Bethlehem water main break minor, repaired quickly
• Radio station fire in Cumberland County caused by electrical conductor malfunction
• Fountain Hill man unsuccessfully tries to sue Gov. Tom Corbett
• AAA to combine Camp Hill, Mechanicsburg offices
• Benjamin Albro, Lower Milford Township crash victim, was Emmaus High School junior
• Dauphin County Commissioners to award municipal gaming grants Feb. 29
• Harrisburg businessman Josh First running for GOP nomination for 15th senate district
• Easton woman sold cocaine to undercover officer three times, cops say
• PPL Electric Utilities to rebuild power lines in Northampton, Lehigh counties
• Governor Corbett Announces Nominations, Appointments
• Important information on drug shortages from the FDA
• A reminder that we must remain vigilant against terrorism.
• Foster Friess, Santorum supporter, apologizes for 'bad taste' remark about birth control
• Lower Mount Bethel Township man reports assault rifle stolen
• What's closed on Presidents Day?
• Joe Senser joins board of Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Co.
• Jerry Sandusky scandal won't hurt Penn State's credit
• Susquehanna Township commissioners hire agency to collect on unpaid sewer bills
• Report shows health care for women in Pennsylvania jails varies widely from county to county
• ICYMI: Thompson’s Education Equality Bill Praised During Legislative Hearing on Elementary & Secondary Education Reform
• Civil Rights Movement to be focus of Dauphin County living history program Feb. 29
• Pa. Health Secretary Eli Avila moves egg sandwich dispute to federal court
• Reorganization meeting set for First Night Carlisle
• Dauphin County Commissioner Mike Pries to give keynote speech at HYP meeting
• Best & Brightest profiles: Where are they now?
• Profiles in Achievement: Best & Brightest recipients from years past discuss their lives today
• Remembering: Ida Goldberg entertained staff, mentored teens at McDonald's
• We mark the 3rd anniversary of the stimulus this week. Despite the President's...
• State police commissioner says some barracks may close as troopers retire
• Newly approved Salisbury Township charter school to host information sessions
• Infants' Tylenol is being recalled over a problems with bottle
• Pennsylvania State Police commissioner: Barracks closures could happen
• N.J. man accused of pulling knife on fellow Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem patron
• Baby dies after being bitten in the head by family dog
• Why I Voted NO on the Marcellus Shale Bill
• Email asking for negative stories about Santorum draws flak from Pennsylvania Democrats
• Some Capital City Jewelers customers still hoping to get jewelry back more than a year after business closes
• 17-year-old killed in Lower Milford Township crash
• Lower Macungie Township thief slips in through sliding door; Whitehall Township wreck prompts DUI arrest - police blotter
• Emmaus school to host bone marrow donor drive; Pat Toomey to attend
• N.J. Assembly approves gay marriage, Christie vows veto; text messages present new picture of defendant in Tyler Clementi case - AM news links
• Dog fatally bit baby while mom in bathroom, police say
• Poll: N.J. voters warm up to Obama, views on Christie unchanged
• Philadelphia newspapers, website announce sharing plan
• Naked man stole socks from Pennsylvania Walmart, police say
• Whitney Houston funeral to be a star-studded event
• Dent Statement on Agreement to Extend Payroll Tax Relief
• Jury's task: Is Mike Veon a crook or a victim?
• Three veteran area legislators face challenges in the primary
• Reel Tributes documentary preserves Mechanicsburg woman's family history
• Improvements to deadly Glen Gardner intersection set to begin today
• West Shore School Board plans to vote on sports merger for March 1
• Consultant provides third route on swaption but draws mixed reaction
• Israeli adviser's son starts peer-mentoring group at Centenary College
• Bethlehem City Council deadlocks on city controller selection
• Adviser to Israeli prime minister addresses Centenary College students
• Property demolition approved by Hummelstown council
• Forks Township supervisors reject maintaining road owned by developer Gary Strausser
• Don Cunningham delivers state of Lehigh County address in Allentown
• Oxford Township attorney suggests limiting hours for public records requests
• Developer Abraham Atiyeh appealing Allentown hockey arena approval
• Phillipsburg officials look to Hazleton for security camera program
• Payroll tax extension agreement up for vote Friday
• New Jersey trooper's daughter killed in school bus crash identified - UPDATE
• Penn Dixie owner slapped with more violations following business shut down
• Alleged Centre Square bank robber facing trial in Northampton County Court
• Pennsylvania state representative candidates file for April primary
• Northampton County men allegedly tried to sell military antiques from Williams Township warehouse, police say - UPDATE
• Cumberland County scam victims are owed $56,000, have received $85
• Two New York residents charged with using fraudulent, stolen credit cards at Phillipsburg-area stores
• Man shot by Harrisburg police identified
• Wilson Area School District family center to open Feb. 23
• Justin Simmons to speak at education forum in Emmaus
• Bethlehem police search warrant turns up large amount of cocaine
• Lehigh Carbon Community College plans info session about Bloomsburg University degree
• Same-sex marriage bill passes New Jersey Assembly
• Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa opens at The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley
• Norovirus outbreaks prompt release of tips on avoiding the illness
• Whitehall Township dental office evacuated after formaldehyde spill
• Mansfield Township woman indicted by Somerset County grand jury in vehicular homicide case
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem again beats Parx Casino in table games take
• Heart Attack Grill customer suffers medical episode while eating Triple Bypass burger
• Texas-based C-III Capital Partners acquires NAI Global, corporate parent of NAI CIR in Wormleysburg
• Marcellus Shale gas drilling industry creates demand for cars in economically stagnant areas
• The current version of the House transportation bill cuts essential funding for...
• Suspect shot by Harrisburg policeman undergoing second surgery, official says
• 'Does Rick Santorum like women?' CNN host asks GOP candidate
• New Beginnings Church in Middletown forms with a promise no one 'will ever be asked or ordered to leave'
• Harrisburg lifts limited boil water advisory
• Harrisburg chooses New York auction house to sell Wild West artifacts
• Sickle Cell council leader to present stamp to filmmaker Spike Lee tonight
• Penn State sues insurer over coverage of Jerry Sandusky lawsuit
• PHMC to Display 1681 Penn Charter to Mark Pennsylvania's 331st Birthday
• Governor Corbett Proclaims Black History Month, Agencies Join Tribute
• Colonial Academy hosts unofficial bench press world record holder as part of student competition
• Man shot by Harrisburg police attacked officer with knife, DA says
• Ex-Rep. Mike Veon's corruption trial begins as lawyers give opening arguments
• Snow/rain mix possible in Harrisburg region this weekend
• Late Penn State football coach Joe Paterno lived by philosophy 'Make an impact'
• Carlisle man sets apartment on fire, police say
• Quick hits on improving economy: unemployment applications drop to four-year low
• Video from abc27 News: Cross-country travel a hop, skip & jump with museum's gia...
• Crews respond to house fire in Hopewell Township
• Whitney Houston church circus; Penn State coach Joe Paterno remembered - AM news links
• Former Harrisburg resident starts what could be 1st official gay and lesbian group on a military base
• Macungie woman charged with highway assault of Bethlehem driver, police report
• Allentown contract for waste-to-energy plant rejected by city council
• Upper Allen Township commissioners approve Autumn Chase development
• South Londonderry Township supervisors change locations of some meetings
• Lower Saucon Township landfill wants to expand Applebutter Road location
• Harrisburg police probe shooting downtown
• Upper Nazareth Township supervisors don't replace deceased officer
• Oxford Township terminates contractor's lease agreement over environmental concerns
• Lehigh County releases town-by-town tax impact from upcoming property reassessment
• Hackettstown streetscape project to resume after St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Nearly all Warren, Hunterdon county schools schedule November elections; voters lose budget control
• Scott Paterno says days after his father's death 'restored his faith' at memorial Mass in Harrisburg
• Julio Guridy appointed Allentown City Council president
• Palm print links Whitehall Township man to Bethlehem break-in, cops say
• Three adults, two teens face charges in Phillipsburg robbery where gun, machete used to steal safe
• 1955 Chevy restored by Londonderry Township man makes cover of car magazine
• Northwest New Jersey and Lehigh Valley Congressmen disagree on payroll tax extension
• Wesley United Methodist Church in Middletown is rejuvenated months after turmoil, members say
• Allentown's 2011 revenues, expenditures about 10 percent short of budgeted amounts
• Bethlehem men waive preliminary hearings in copper theft cases
• Swaption up for close review at Northampton County Council meeting tonight
• Saucon Valley athletic director to stay on as baseball assistant coach
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem announces seven new outlet stores, restaurant
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem security guards get final OK to unionize
• The Express-Times, lehighvalleylive.com honored by New Jersey Press Association
• Plainfield Township out as potential site for biofuel plant
• Washington Business Improvement District bestows 'People's Choice' awards
• Man robs Wal-Mart in Lower Macungie Township with pellet gun
• Palmer cops want public's help in identifying woman who allegedly used stolen credit card
• Macungie man runs away during field sobriety test, police say
• Lower Macungie Township crash probe could slow traffic on Route 222, PennDOT reports
• Comedian Jay Black performs tonight at SteelStacks in Bethlehem
• Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission tallies 2011 Motorist Assistance Program help
• Exelon Nuclear gives $110,000 to Dauphin County for emergency management agency
• Clinton Township man hit with pepper spray after allegedly acting aggressively toward police, refusing to cooperate
• Your comments: More school districts should have policies that are flexible, not zero tolerance
• Peanut butter eggs go up in price but aren't expected to fall in popularity
• Ex-Rep. Mike Veon's lawyer calls him a "political prisoner" after jury selection ends for his corruption trial
• Cumberland County proposes changing three district judge districts
• Joe Paterno memorial Mass held at Cathedral Parish of Saint Patrick in Harrisburg - photos, reactions
• Megadeth rocker endorses Rick Santorum for president
• Couple's text messages can be used in child assault trial, judge rules
• Best of Show dog Palacegarden Malachy meets the press after Westminster win
• Nuclear watchdog groups ask for expansion of evacuation zone around power plants
• East Penn School District seeks volunteers for STEM Advisory Committee
• Critz Questions Pentagon Leadership on the Air Force Restructuring Proposal; Plan reduces the C-130 Fleet and Closes the 911th Air Reserve Station
• Miles Thomas, who battled the Harrisburg Humane Society in federal court for custody of his collie, dies at 75, months after dog also passes
• Diner suffers heart attack eating at Heart Attack Grill
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• Pennsylvania Auditor General says proposed budget cut would force layoffs in his department
• Neighbor: Smoke detectors saved family of nine from Hampden Township fire
• Rick Santorum leads Mitt Romney in Ohio: poll
• Proposed state funding cuts could cripple Dauphin County mental health programs, commissioners say
• Questions of the week: Pay-to-play at local schools, online sales tax
• Winning Cash 5 ticket from December sold in Lower Paxton Township
• Cumberland Valley students want to raise $85,000 in mini-Thon
• Firefighters save sausages in 'best-smelling fire'
• Governor Corbett: Family-Owned Manufacturer Will Expand in Latrobe, Create 60 New Jobs
• "...To help put that colossal sum of money into perspective, if you take our def...
• Easton police seeking suspect in attempted apartment burglary on Lehns Court
• 76ers to give away pieces of Hersheypark Arena's floor where Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points
• Your comments: Are turf athletic fields a wise use of taxpayer money?
• Free family fun at the KidsCare Expo
• Westminster Dog Show crowns Adams County pooch top dog - PHOTOS
• Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic to join Mayor Linda Thompson, city council VP at public discussion
• Penn State ex-VP joins athletic director in asking for Sandusky-related charges to be dropped
• Republican candidates make last-minute rush to get on Pennsylvania ballot
• Nuclear reactor activated; six European nations denied oil - Iran news links
• Yesterday, I spoke on the floor about the need for my bipartisan sugar reform bill.
• Hampden Township fire forces nine from home
• Easton man faces theft charge after firefighters find stolen property, police report
• Your comments: Pay-to-play is a solution that should carry an exception for low-income students
• Zephyr Elementary School building wins national, regional design awards
• Gas stolen from Weisenberg Township truck stop; Allentown woman's car vandalized - police blotter
• MacArthur Road project under way in Whitehall Township; Cedar Creek bridge work delayed
• New Jersey voters don't want Rutgers-Camden to merge with Rowan University
• George Taylor movie begins filming today in Catasauqua
• Hersheypark Arena, with its history and current events, will remain standing
• Employers looking to hire invited to participate in HACC-Harrisburg Campus job fair
• Cumberland Valley mulls charging fees for school sports
• Tina Groller, 56, identified as victim of fatal fire in Lehigh County
• Jacy Good, victim of distracted driver, brings message to North Warren Regional School District
• Saucon Valley School Board holds off on eliminating per capita tax
• Lower Nazareth Township sues foreclosed developer, businesses to remove group from building
• Alpha chicken complaint has resident fighting to keep family pets
• Mechanicsburg schools enact fees for extracurricular activities
• Allentown homicide victim 'was just all about his music,' family says
• Whitehall Township woman dies after attempt to save cat from burning home - UPDATE
• Stolen Phillipsburg transformer recovered minus the copper, police chief says
• Hellertown woman sues Saucon Valley Manor, claims she was fired over alcoholism
• Allentown man who abused toddler sentenced to 10 years in state prison; mother receives 18-month sentence
• Roseto man accused of dragging puppy from truck says it was an accident
• Gas prices have never been this high this early in the year
• Allentown Brew Works to add three new fermenting tanks
• Pat Vulcano Jr. guilty of traffic violation in connection with Bethlehem Township, Pa., crash
• Lehigh Valley Community Foundation names Bernard Story executive director
• Jesse White Files Nominating Petitions to Seek 4th Term
• At Westminster show, Adams County Pekingese competes for Best in Show
• Allentown man arrested after police recover drugs, illegal firearm
• Mass for Joe Paterno will be held in Harrisburg church
• Probation term issued in Dauphin County child pornography case
• Hackettstown taxi cabs allegedly driving illegally, police say
• Aspiring Bethlehem cigar bar owner reports stolen restaurant equipment to police
• Ex-state Rep. Mike Veon's trial could begin tomorrow
• GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum tries to make popularity last
• Gary Schultz wants Sandusky-related perjury charges dropped, too
• Phillipsburg man allegedly violates restraining order with 37 text messages
• Warren County Farmers' Fair seeks queen, princess and talent show contestants
• 30 empty beer kegs stolen; flat tire leads to DUI arrest - Phillipsburg police blotter
• AIDS Law Project asks for Milton Hershey School case to stay in Philadelphia
• Hackettstown man arrested with 'Lexus' stamped on suspected heroin bags
• Perry County man gets probation for fondling Harrisburg girl
• Penn State grassroots alumni group slams the university's new openness website
• Cumberland Valley School District considers making students pay to play sports
• Loretta Matz, former Lower Swatara Township tax collector, gets house arrest for tax funds theft
• Florists scramble to make deliveries happen on Valentine's Day
• Penn State University's ex-vice president seeks dismissal of charges
• Lower Saucon Township man assaults pregnant girlfriend, police say
• Governor Corbett Announces Nomination, Appointments
• Saucon Valley Manor co-workers' fight leads to aggravated assault charges, police say
• After a series of short-term extensions, a long-term FAA reauthorization bill wa...
• Ex-Rep. Mike Veon's jury pool shrinks after two prospects see him with sheriff
• Woman dies after returning to burning home to get pet; police find machete near site of student attack; and more
• Critz Joins Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers in Calling for Immediate WTO Action on China’s Duties on American Vehicle Imports
• Critz Calls for a Moratorium on Post Office Closing Studies
• Pennsylvania town weighs lawsuit over new Marcellus shale fee law
• Harrisburg issues boil-water advisory for 25 homes on, near South Street
• Pennsylvania Sen. Jane Orie, sister will be retried separately on corruption charges
• Presidential hopefuls must file by today to be on Pennsylvania primary election ballot
• 'How do I love thee': Love letters between poets Barrett and Browning available online
• Altmire Calls for Vote on No Budget, No Pay Act
• This week is all about transportation. The House will consider the American Ene...
• Valley Forge cadet sexually assaults fellow student, police say
• Pennsylvania bank heist suspect left Facebook farewell
• Rockwood Pigments chemical plant fire still has hot spots, no one was injured
• Jesse Jackson in Bethlehem: Gaps grow in education, wealth and health care
• Five Questions: Greg Gabrielli, director of the Northampton County Prison's rehab program
• Jerry Sandusky visits criticized by grandchildren's mother
• Mumbling man arrested when crack cocaine falls out of his mouth, police say
• 3 dolphins found dead in waters off southern N.J.
• Sept. 11 widow sues counselor over 'bizarre' therapy
• Mumbling Pennsylvania suspect had mouthful of crack, police say
• Sandusky's ex-daughter-in-law says he abused her son; Fort Dix to get $47 million aviation hangar - AM news links
• Commonwealth Court to hold public hearing on Harrisburg's fiscal recovery plan
• N.J. Senate's gay marriage approval is another step in a long march
• Fans come out to see Whitney Houston's final trip home
• Harrisburg-area dogs have their day among 'best in America' at Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
• Penn State University's tab hits $3.2 million in Jerry Sandusky scandal
• Governor Corbett Signs House, Senate Bills into Law
• Governor Corbett Signs Historic Marcellus Shale Law
• Whitehall-Coplay School Board OKs teachers' contract; some instructors object
• Phillipsburg assistant freshman football coach remains on paid leave after entering probationary program for drug charge
• Nazareth Area school board could cut positions, layoffs if no salary freeze, superintendent says
• Medical Academy Charter School earns Catasauqua Area School Board approval
• Fire erupts at Rockwood Pigments chemical plant in Easton
• Judge defers sentencing of Pennsylvania father, son accused of harassing Sarah Palin's lawyers
• Medical Academy Charter School vote on tonight's Catasauqua Area School Board agenda
• Derry Township School District alters weapon policy, allows for discretion
• Derry Township School District to repair school building condemned following flood
• William Allen High School student stabbed on way home from school in Allentown
• Centenary College hosts speaker on alcohol and drugs
• Broughal Middle School new athletic fields can't host softball games
• Allentown Rite Aid proposal contested by neighbors is rejected for the second time
• Former Penn State official Tim Curley asks court to throw out his charges
• Northampton Community College weighs in on President Obama plan for manufacturing training
• Allentown-area Wal-mart scammed by four unidentified individuals, police say
• Nazareth churches to come together in song to aid food bank
• St. Mary's School in Hackettstown and Palmer Township Girl Scout Daisy troop send care packages to Afghanistan
• Whitehall-Coplay School Board plans votes on teachers' contract, bond for $6.8 million project
• Jerry Sandusky wins right to see grandchildren; Gov. Tom Corbett declines invitation to speak at Harrisburg's Joe Paterno memorial - PM news links
• Bangor police seeking suspects in puppy-dragging incident - UPDATE
• Cumberland County dairy investigated for safety violations
• Letter by Easton's George Taylor, who signed Declaration of Independence, up for auction
• Middletown officials ask Dauphin County DA to investigate sexual harassment allegations
• Easton Area School District cleared of cheating allegations
• Gov. Tom Corbett signs Marcellus Shale fee into law
• Emmaus bank robbery 'ringleader' gets 30 to 60 years in prison
• Strong-arm robberies spike in midtown and uptown Harrisburg
• Swatara Township and Highspire residents eligible for York recycling program
• Lawmaker asks colleagues to rethink 'Year of the Bible' in Pennsylvania
• Passionate beer drinkers go from drinking to brewing their own
• Jerry Sandusky shouldn't be able to see grandkids, ex-daughter-in-law says
• Penn State spent more than $3 million on investigations, communications and lawyers as a result of Jerry Sandusky scandal
• Ex-Rep. Michael Veon's corruption trial to enter second day of jury selection
• Whitney Houston's body to be taken home to New Jersey
• Bethlehem police blotter: City man threatens roommate with decapitation; laptop stolen from student housing
• Bethlehem man faces charges for allegedly choking, striking wife
• Dauphin County offers grace period on late 2011 taxes
• Wilson Borough man faces charges after Phillipsburg police allegedly find pot, empty bottles of alcohol in his vehicle
• Reading man tries to break into Bethlehem home by smashing windows, police say
• Harrisburg police to plant plainclothes cops downtown to curb rash of graffiti incidents
• Thompson: “It’s Astounding that the President has Chosen to Double Down on the Same Failed Policies”
• Southern Lehigh School Board to name Leah Christman superintendent tonight, agenda says
• Weis Markets buys three Genuardi's supermarkets in Pennsylvania
• Dillsburg dog owners win two Best of Breeds at Westminster Dog Show
• Pennsylvania hopes to collect $50 million in 'use tax' from Internet shoppers
• Bath Wine and Spirits Store robbed, police report
• Harrisburg cop fires gun at driver of suspected stolen vehicle
• Harrisburg police fire at escaped convict in suspected stolen vehicle
• Bethlehem man faces assault charges after police say he punched wife, threw stepson against wall
• Rain, snow, sleet in the forecast for Harrisburg region
• Got your reservation? Many restaurants booked on Valentine's Day
• Gov. Tom Corbett declines invitation to speak at Joe Paterno memorial in Harrisburg
• Join us for the 13th annual Charter Day on Sunday, March 11, 2012 from noon to 4...
• Since today President Obama released his FY13 budget it's important to remember...
• Chairman Ryan on the President's FY13 budget
• Jerry Sandusky relieved by judge's decision on visitors, jury
• Budget statement from Armed Services Chairman McKeon.
• Dave made an interesting comment below that needs to be repeated. President Oba...
• Air Products acquires Germany-based ROVI Cosmetics
• Interesting take on the President's budget from a senior Democrat in the House.
• Without Joe Paterno's testimony, former PSU athletic director wants perjury case dismissed
• Bacon roses bring sizzle to Valentine's Day
• Carlisle man arrested in Virginia for multiple theft charges
• Montgomery County man charged with aggravated assault following altercation in Richlandtown, police say
• Pennsylvania man drove high with flat tire, toddler in car, police say
• New Jersey 'Make-a-Wish' child donates his wish
• Pennsylvania man's marriage attempt violated bail, authorities say
• Pa. Department of Corrections bans some books, magazines from prisoners
• Fire destroys ski lodge at at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
• Flemington man allegedly resists arrest after being accused of stopping cars in Clinton
• Upper Nazareth man receives heart procedure in 'nick of time'
• Early morning fire displaces Lebanon County family
• Carbon monoxide sickens more than 25 in Reading
• Whitney Houston may have died from prescription drugs or drowning; Bucks inmates may be moved to Philly - AM news links
• Whitney Houston's childhood friends in N.J. knew she was destined for success
• Belvidere Town Council considers parking permits as revenue source
• Dent Statement on President's Fiscal Year 2013 Budget Request
• U.S. government may mine social media to crunch critical data
• Rick Santorum's momentum could raise importance of New Jersey, Pennsylvania primaries
• Office of Open Records upholds Saucon Valley School District denial of newspaper's request
• Doshi Gallery opening at The State Museum 2-12-12
• Doshi Gallery Poster for new exhibit
• Doshi Gallery opening at The State Museum 2-12-12
• Doshi Gallery opening at The State Museum 2-12-12
• Upper Nazareth Township to decide whether to replace late police officer
• As sludge debate heats up in Lower Mount Bethel Township, area officials remember experiences
• Coalition for Appropriate Transporation bringing bus stop program to Easton
• Grover Norquist's no-tax pledge can't give Marcellus Shale drill fee the ax
• Minivan flips on Route 33 in Bushkill Township, injuring two - UPDATE
• William E. 'Bill' Rogers Jr., teacher and baseball coach in the Saucon Valley - Obituaries today
• Harrisburg man arrested after 100-mph police chase on Route 581
• Hershey plants achieve zero-waste status
• Harrisburg property owners express concern about graffiti symbols appearing downtown
• Whitney Houston's body found in hotel room bathtub, coroner's office says
• Whitney Houston autopsy information withheld as police investigate singer's death
• Carlisle woman writes a book on George Hendel's career as a silversmith
• Swatara Township, Dauphin County team up to replace flood-damaged bridge
• Man pulled from Conodoguinet Creek after leading police on 100-mph chase, state police say
• Rollover crash on Route 33 entraps one; highway still open
• Lower Paxton Township man fired shots at girlfriend, small child, police say
• Person who bought Powerball ticket in Rhode Island wins jackpot, lottery officials say
• Body discovered along road near Halifax
• Police: Cash, drugs taken during apartment robbery in Londonderry Township
• Allentown woman charged with check fraud at Bethlehem bank
• Higher education could face significant changes because of dwindling state support
• Midstate businesses want affordable college, educated workers
• 1 winning ticket for Powerball sold in Rhode Island; jackpot topped $325 million
• Sunday Patriot-News deliveries delayed in some areas
• Whitney Houston found dead in hotel room before pre-Grammy party
• Beethoven's Fifth Symphony is the star of HSO's show
• Saturday's Powerball numbers have been drawn
• Portable methods of meth production causing problems in Northampton County, authorities say
• JCP&L, PSE&G criticized by utilities board over explosions
• Are Pennsylvania's child-abuse laws failing children?
• Hunterdon County workers protest proposed layoffs
• Northampton County school districts want to go online
• Whitney Houston dies at age 48 - UPDATE
• Children's author addresses Moravian College students
• Allentown man tells cops he's not sure where he was shot, but it was in the greater Easton area
• Red Bull Butter Cup a hit in Downtown Easton
• Lancaster County family seeks first-hand learning experience by traveling the country
• Bethlehem Latin King sentenced to almost 10 years in prison
• Bethlehem's West Broad Street businesses create directory to increase interest
• Ted Nugent weighs in on politics, hunting at Eastern Sports & Outdoor Show
• Whitney Houston, singer and actress, dies at 48; cause not immediately released
• Pennsylvania Army National Guard troops come home
• Washington funeral home's abandoned remains head to final rest
• Raritan Valley Community College videogame fans gather for Global Game Jam
• Phillipsburg's trap-neuter-release program seeks volunteers to curb feral cat population
• Flu vaccine could be mandatory for New Jersey health care workers
• New Jersey should pay for prosecutors, freeholders say
• Opiates worry Warren and Hunterdon counties
• Elizabeth 'Betty' A. Carberry, elementary school nurse with Phillipsburg School District - Obituaries today
• Pennsylvania couple stopped for driving stolen car, drugs found during search police said
• Young men smashed driver's windshield in East Hanover Township
• Weather forecast for rest of the weekend; Syrian military official assassinated - AM news links
• Newville woman arrested for DUI after almost hitting police car in West Pennsboro Township
• "Art is an entrée, not a dessert" - DOSHI Gallery reception
• Middletown Public Library may be subject of A&E network series 'Morbid Curiosity'
• Snow to continue falling on and off today in Harrisburg region
• State managers, nonunion workers will get pay raises after all
• Jerry Sandusky wants more freedom
• Free lunch, movie and more for kids this Saturday
• Rick Santorum electrifies CPAC conservatives
• Nazareth Area graduate left for sneakers and didn't come back
• Lawmakers, Dauphin County commissioners frustrated with pace of David Unkovic's decisions
• Attorney's cousin admits making online comments against Northampton County Judge Michael Koury - UPDATE
• Upper Macungie Township to host free crossing guard training
• LongHorn Steakhouse eyeing Lower Nazareth Township site
• Upper Nazareth Township planners delay vote on Heritage Village retirement community
• Greenwich Township couple holding out hope that cat escaped January house fire
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson to hire COO within two months
• Lower Saucon Township home damaged by morning fire - UPDATE
• Ron Angle seeks delay in $1.27 million court-ordered payment so he can appeal
• Incubus, Alan Jackson, Flogging Molly, and Paul Anka to perform at Sands Bethlehem Event Center - UPDATE
• Ukrainian hockey coach Ivan Pravilov found dead in prison cell; suicide suspected
• Allentown man doesn't want marijuana cache used as evidence against him
• Bethlehem teen who stabbed Allentown man at Musikfest sentenced to state prison
• AIDS activists urging Hershey Boycott for Valentine's Day
• Bethlehem man facing maximum prison sentence for crash that killed longtime girlfriend
• Pennsylvania state government supervisors, managers, will get raise in new budget
• Pennsylvania Game Commission hopes bald eagles return to nesting platform on Haldeman Island
• Stocks fall sharply as Greek debt deal is held up
• Allentown crossing guard shot by pellet gun while waiting for schoolchildren
• President Obama abandons stance that religious organizations must provide birth control for employees
• Mechanicsburg elementary student diagnosed with whooping cough
• Gov. Tom Corbett calls Lehigh Valley Plastics a good example of cost control
• Bethlehem Councilman David DiGiacinto withdraws bid for city controller job
• Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic officially puts city assets on the market
• Jerry Sandusky's speech to the press following his hearing in Bellefonte
• Phillipsburg dad who shook, severely injured baby sentenced to five years in state prison
• PPL Corp. earnings rose 13 percent in fourth quarter
• Powerball jackpot for Saturday drawing reaches $325 million
• Ex-Rep. Brett Feese will appeal Computergate convictions, but prosecutor calls evidence against him 'overwhelming'
• Palmer Township teenager goes to prison for 'marijuana residue'
• Lehigh County man sexually assaulted girl in Phillipsburg, police say
• 53-year-old Butler County man allegedly used Facebook to solicit young girls for nude photos, sex
• Thompson Announces Application Period for SAFER Grant Program
• Warren County grand jury indicts Middlesex County man who allegedly led police on a two-state chase
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson's office applies for federal flood aid
• Developer says he'll start his own paper if he can't bid for Philly Inquirer
• Coroner studies Catholic cardinal's death the day after child-endangerment trial ruling
• Governor Corbett Announces Nominations
• Birth-control coverage policy change gets support of midstate advocates
• Phillipsburg man who allegedly slammed head on car hood, struggled with cops faces indictment
• Family Promise, an organization to help the homeless, plans open house in Lemoyne
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant hearing location changed
• Maya Angelou to speak at Penn State Harrisburg
• Sara Ganim of The Patriot-News talks about the Jerry Sandusky hearing in Bellefonte: Video
• Remembering: Anna Summy of East Hanover stayed active into her 90s
• Man steals Camp Hill woman's copper downspouting
• Swatara Township cops searching for missing teen
• Jerry Sandusky hearing in Centre County - Twitter timeline
• Rick Santorum says he's the conservative candidate 'the party's excited about'
• Easton Area School Board announces meeting schedule
• Dauphin County Technical School masonry students learning to create rock-solid art
• Thompson Views Health Care Mandate as Violation of Religious Liberty
• Former state Rep. Brett Feese to be sentenced on corruption charges
• Ex-Rep. Brett Feese gets state prison term, ordered to pay $1 million restitution in corruption case
• Jerry Sandusky in court this morning asking for more freedom while prosecutors seek outside jury for trial
• 1 killed when vehicle hits building on Bushkill Drive in Forks Township - UPDATE
• Bethlehem helicopter flight draws police investigation
• Harrisburg International Airport dangles $500,000 for nonstop Denver flights
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant proposal carries no environmental concerns, company says
• Plan to reduce number of inmates in Pennsylvania faces critics
• Girl hit by train in Cumberland County in suicide attempt, police say
• Your comments: Should nonunion state employees get pay increases?
• Encouraging news from the White House today.
• Palmyra teen cited for riding skateboard in street
• Fire forces Bethlehem family from home
• Your comments: Is the cancellation of Wilson Borough Lions Club's annual fair a loss for the community?
• Lynn Township man loses $5,000 in 'grandparent scam'; Interstate 78 hit-and-run driver sought - police blotter
• More than $100M of Christie's would-be Medicaid savings in jeopardy
• Jerry Sandusky to appear in Centre County court today
• Passaic, N.J., residents lose free handicapped parking; Reading woman guilty of killing roommate - AM news links
• N.J. drivers with snowy roofs hit with flurry of tickets since law's expansion
• Victoria Justice to perform at The Great Allentown Fair
• Proposal for gay marriage referendum moves forward; Sen. Sweeney vows to block it
• Pa. Budget Secretary Charles Zogby finds he's a public figure
• Pennsylvania fines Chesapeake Energy Corp. $565,000 for gas-drilling violations
• HACC TheatreWorks presents drama, ‘The Miracle Worker’
• Explore engineering, technology careers Feb. 16 at HACC
• Hershey Symphony Orchestra conductor draws out talent within musicians
• Susquehanna Township Commissioner Diane Bowman resigns
• Harrisburg man dies in Lancaster County accident
• A Pennsylvania Permanent Fund?
• South Middleton Township supervisors eyeing iron furnace property
• Carlilsle council decision not to renew pact with Direct Energy could mean higher bills for some
• Frank Concannon says future with Allentown City Council is uncertain
• Lehigh County 'reform ticket' commissioners received financial support from pro-reassessment group
• Bangor Area School District preparing for possible lawsuit from family of Gina Riso
• Bethlehem man accused of assaulting girlfriend
• Salisbury Township School District assistant superintendent, business administrator to retire
• Allentown gas explosion victims, William and Beatrice Hall, remembered at church service
• Whitney Chen, 'Next Food Network Star' contestant, looking forward to Lehigh University visit
• Allentown residents gather on the one year anniversary of fatal gas explosion
• Coca-Cola expanding Upper Macungie Township manufacturing plant
• William C. Seeds announces bid for 15th Senate district seat
• Warren County Community College officials want to freeze tuition for next year
• New Jersey lawmaker wants voters to decide gay marriage issue
• Lehigh Carbon Community College gets $600,000 grant for scholarships
• Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic's plan holds no commuter tax threat
• Purple squirrel spotted by central Pennsylvania couple
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson takes to streets with bike patrol
• Palisades School District to pay $1.4M to Easton Area School District for shift of Riegelsville students - UPDATE
• Baby Myah's mother pleads guilty to collecting donations after faking daughter's illness
• Bethlehem planners approve Moravian Village expansion
• Easton cuts community block grant budget again
• Norovirus sickens 40 Rider University students
• Harrisburg group brings international women together to practice and share their native crafts
• Joe Paterno's grave site is drawing longtime fans back to State College to pay their respects
• Wilson Borough man accused of slashing, biting women rejects plea deal
• Lehigh Valley home sales rose 7.1 percent in January
• John P. Heaney III, three bars sued by widow, motorcyclists over fatal crash
• Phillipsburg man police say had $3,000 worth of heroin sentenced to drug court
• New Jersey, nine other states freed from No Child Left Behind requirements
• Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey joins objection to health care mandate; GOP congressmen Lou Barletta and Thomas Marino threaten to repeal
• Swastika graffiti painted over by police in Susquehanna Township as investigation begins
• Harmony Township man who led Phillipsburg police on high-speed chase into Easton pleads guilty
• Governor Corbett Signs Unemployment Compensation Extension into Law
• Powerball jackpot tops $310 million
• CD Rams football team honored by Dauphin County commissioners
• My remarks during a special order hour honoring Joe Paterno.
• Jerry Sandusky hearing to address jury, bail issues
• Somebody Do Something: One-lane travel on Kromer Road bridge in Plainfield Township
• Lower Paxton Township police: Woman punched in face by fake cop who pulled her over
• Dauphin County plan calls for no changes in district judge zones
• WhatWasThere shows that in the 1840s, Old Harrisburg Reservoir was located at pr...
• Co-Chairs of Nuclear Issues Working Group Issue Statement on Approval of Nuclear Reactor
• Joshua Coward backs out of run for 88th House district
• Cumberland County Commissioner Gary Eichelberger won't run for 88th House district
• Rick Santorum defends earmark spending while a Pa. senator
• 6-year-old boy started fatal fire in Pittsburgh
• Gas driller fined $565,000 for violating rules protecting streams and wetlands
• Altmire Issues Statement on STOCK Act Vote
• Harrisburg man charged with attempted homicide in Steelton shooting
• 'Office Creeper' arrested in Newark, New Jersey State Police report
• South Middleton Township man accused of indecent exposure, assault
• Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission plans to expand oversight rules on natural gas pipelines
• Direct flights to Denver coming to Harrisburg International Airport
• Bank foreclosure fraud settlement coming today; U.S., Israel divided on speed of Iran threat - AM news links
• Obituaries: Judy Dambaugh, Northern York School District music teacher
• Carlisle domestic violence case ends with trespassing conviction after girlfriend asks police to drop charges
• Industrial fire on Smith Lane in Northampton
• Pennsylvania's nonunion employees want a pay raise
• Washington Township burglar confronted, flees home; driver busted in Salisbury Township with bogus gift cards - police blotter
• Rutgers student accused of stashing possible explosives on Newark campus
• New Jersey to get No Child Left Behind waiver
• Analysis: Rick Santorum's surprise victories shore up campaign, but Mitt Romney has delegate, cash advantages
• Snow is over, but morning commute could be slippery
• Powerball jackpot at $310 million after $250 million jackpot has no winners
• Slate Belt COG proposes zoning officer option to Plainfield Township supervisors
• Northampton Community College inks transfer deal with Lehigh, Lafayette
• Dent Statement on Passage of STOCK Act
• HACC announces fall 2011 dean’s list
• Blairstown Township senior nutritional site closure prompts strong reactions at Warren County freeholder meeting
• Lehigh County Commissioners approve reassessment
• Belvidere still faces 13 percent tax increase despite garbage cut
• Camp Hill approves plan for Chipotle Mexican Grill
• Proposal to close Mount Zion Elementary School in West Shore School District draws few comments at public hearing
• Phillipsburg yet to close on purchase of Ingersoll Rand property
• Bethlehem police seek suspect in Giant store wallet theft
• Allentown city council warms to waste-to-energy contract
• Allentown managing director nominee Fran Dougherty coasting toward approval
• Salisbury Township School Board approves Arts Academy Charter School
• Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic defends decision to re-insert spokesman in fiscal plan
• HACC is financially healthy, controller tells trustees; board praises ITunes U involvement
• District Attorney John Morganelli applies to convene another Northampton County grand jury
• Allentown could save as much as $300,000 from debt refinancing
• Gov. Tom Corbett's plan to raid racehorse fund would kill industry, breeders say
• Easton Area High School students designing Vietnam veterans memorial
• Pennsylvania must use 2001 legislative maps for this year's elections, judge rules
• Mechanicsburg Middle School student found with knife on school bus
• Easton to make portion of Grant Street one way
• Suspicious activity in South Whitehall Township sparks concern about 'Office Creeper,' police report
• OraSure posts profit after fourth-quarter revenue surge
• Pennsylvania House Majority Leader Turzai calls for new controls on state borrowing
• Your comments: If Musikfest stays in flood-prone zone, it shouldn't ask the public for financial support
• Jerry Sandusky seeks jurors from State College area for trial
• Pennsylvania redistricting maps rejected by state Supreme Court
• Man steals $1,200 in cash from Mansfield Township woman's bedside table, police say
• Thompson Calls on Congress to Meet Constitutional Obligations, Continue Budget Reforms & Take Responsibility for Actions
• Nazareth police officer injured during response to home
• Morris County man allegedly tries to use false Ireland driver's license to avoid arrest
• Quakertown man gets prison in rape of unconscious woman at Upper Saucon Township party
• Accused Farm Show shooter due back in Pennsylvania to face charges
• Bethlehem's Elmwood Park to get new grass in place of blacktop
• Who ARE these kids?? They are our wonderful new student docents from SciTech Hi...
• Bethlehem to meet again on food vendor rules
• Greenwich Township house fire appears accidental, authorities say
• Two Whitehall Township men charged after shooting
• Easton Area School Board gives community group more time on 811 Northampton St.
• Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection fines Avian & Feline Hospital in Lower Allen Township for violating radiation rules
• Michael James Scott Fetter of South Middleton Township waives hearing on murder charge
• Pennsylvania House sends gas-drilling bill to Gov. Tom Corbett's desk
• Harrisburg International Airport to announce new flights Thursday
• Penn State grassroots alumni group announces its endorsed candidates for trustee seats
• Governor Corbett Applauds General Assembly for Passing Marcellus Shale Legislation
• Your comments: What effect would downsizing or closing area military installations have on the local community?
• Jerry Sandusky's attorney files paperwork seeking Centre County jury for trial
• Bethlehem gets state grant money to improve Monocacy Creek
• Critz: Lower Burrell Volunteer Fire Company #3 Receives $19,019 Grant
• Critz Co-Sponsors Legislation to Support First Responders
• Gov. Tom Corbett's budget proposal: Who gets thumbs up, thumbs down?
• Rep. Bill DeWeese, found guilty of corruption, says he'll step down when sentenced
• Tom Corbett one-ups President Obama with higher-education cuts, panel
• Corbett's budget plan would give more money to schools, but most would go to pensions
• PA First Lady Susan Corbett Invites Artists to Apply for Art of the State 2012 J...
• Harrisburg School Board considers starting schools in mid-August
• Governor Corbett Discusses Budget Proposal, Praises Local Milton Business Success
• BWI, Philly airports to test less-invasive passenger screening program
• Teen punched in face in Silver Spring Township road rage case
• Burglar leaves Upper Milford Township home empty-handed; car egged in Lower Macungie Township - police blotter
• College students' debt loads keep growing
• Obituaries: Raymond Miller, Carlisle race car driver who died in crash
• Joe Paterno funeral services cost Penn State $29,000
• Harrisburg area expected to get 2+ inches of snow today
• Wilson Borough Lions Club's annual fair to be canceled
• Allentown gas explosion site still empty gravel lots one year later
• Rick Santorum sweep in Colorado, Missouri and Minnesota propels him into position as conservative choice
• Attorney: Jerry Sandusky cleared of two allegations and as trial approaches, no indication more charges to be filed
• West Shore police investigate rash of Lemoyne home burglaries
• Lower Macungie Township accident leaves both drivers injured
• New Jersey property taxes go up 2.4 percent despite 2 percent cap
• Your comments: Readers react to Gov. Tom Corbett's 2012 budget proposal
• Carlisle man accused of stealing diamond jewelry from ex-girlfriend, ripping out her hair
• Northampton County Miracle League gets help from Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation
• Lehigh Valley educators wary about Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed budget
• Minnesota, Missouri and Colorado sweep - Rick Santorum news links
• Man fails to return to Allentown Community Corrections Center
• Snow in forecast, but it won't be much and it won't stay long, according to weather services
• Former Pa. Sen. Rick Santorum wins Minnesota, Colorado
• Phillipsburg utility pole chopped down to steal transformer, police say
• HACC’s Kids Discovery Days focus on engineering, green technology
• Gov. Tom Corbett seeks big changes in government's size, scope in 2012-13 budget
• SteelStacks ticket sales are picking up, ArtsQuest president reports
• Former Pa. Sen. Rick Santorum wins Minnesota, Missouri GOP votes
• Rick Santorum leads early Minn. returns, wins Missouri
• Catasauqua Area School Board discusses rejecting Lehigh Carbon Community College budget
• Washington residents want input in borough manager selection
• Jayson Williams prosecutor, kicked off case, to get $1.3 million
• Trenton man charged in connection with multiple Hunterdon County burglaries
• Easton adding third animal control officer, kennels to get handle on stray dogs
• Harrisburg CONTACT volunteer found his calling at helpline
• Dead chicken found in Tewksbury Township believed to be part of Santeria ritual
• Musikfest won't move despite last year's flooding
• Milton Hershey School tackles student health with 'Wellness Revolution'
• Easton Area School Board gets cold feet about block scheduling
• Gov. Tom Corbett proposes major cuts to higher education
• Bethlehem Latin Kings 'enforcer' sentenced to more than 16 years in prison
• Nazareth mayor bars police chief, department from speaking to TV news reporter
• New Jersey will intervene in appeal of EPA ruling on Portland Generating Station
• Pair arraigned on criminal charges in Bethlehem Township, Pa. streetlight deal
• Joe Paterno viewings, memorial cost almost $30,000, Penn State official says
• Medical marijuana center to spread roots in Atlantic County, officials confirm
• Powerball jackpot hits $250 million
• Palmyra man accused of shooting pellet gun at parked cars
• Knowlton Township School Board member is one of 17 disqualified over background check
• Second person arrested in South Side Bethlehem convenience store armed robbery
• Warren County police blotter: 11-year-old Mansfield Township boy returns home after search, Lopatcong Township teen charged with shoplifting
• Washington Township, N.J., police looking for man who stole van from bus service garage
• Lehigh County Commissioners to vote on overriding Don Cunningham's reassessment veto
• Central Pennsylvania could be gearing up to fight rounds of military closures
• Dorney Park sued by minor who claims employees assaulted her
• Jerry Sandusky's neighbors, school employee complained about him sitting outside near school, prosecutors say
• Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed budget includes cuts in agriculture
• Governor Corbett Announces Confirmations, Nominations, Appointments
• Pennsylvania welfare safety net sees small overall cut and big changes in proposed Corbett budget
• Jerry Sandusky accused of watching schoolchildren; prosecutors want him to stay indoors
• Susquehanna Township man faces child porn charges after police say his laptop is found in the street
• Alburtis fire displaces family of five, Red Cross reports
• Harrisburg would get significant boost in Capitol fire protection funding in state budget proposal
• Boy gets beer from older brother, sells it at western Pa. school, police say
• Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed budget eases tax burden on businesses
• Prisons level-funded for first time in a decade in state budget
• Jerry Sandusky's attorney says prosecutors didn't share all evidence
• Environmental programs take a hit in state budget
• Arts funding dips a little in Gov. Corbett's 2012-13 budget proposal
• Pennsylvania budget process: Senate hearings start Monday
• Lower Paxton Township fire caused by unattended grease
• Cumberland-Perry Drug and Alcohol Commission wants residents, workers to complete survey on drug use
• Governor Corbett Creates Higher Education Advisory Panel
• Governor Corbett Recognizes State Troopers, Firefighters and Soldiers
• More reason to support the American Energy and Infrastructure Jobs Act
• ***Thompson Announces Cathryn M. DeLong, of Port Matilda, Has Accepted An Appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy***
• Jerry Sandusky requests copies of grand jury testimony
• DA wants to bar Sen. Jane Orie's defense from making 'political' claims at retrial
• Western Pennsylvania official 'acted stupidly,' hit wife with a flashlight, police say
• Jerry Sandusky requests copies of grand jury testimony
• Elderly woman shoplifts baking pan in Hanover Township; fraud stalls North Whitehall Township widow's tax refund - police blotter
• Pennnsylvania firm pays $50K for teen's amputated fingers
• Live coverage: Gov. Tom Corbett's Pennsylvania state budget address
• Josh Powell murder-suicide: boys had 'chop injuries' to heads, necks; funding cuts proposed for Pennsylvania state universities - AM news links
• Allentown officials say UGI should focus gas pipeline replacement in more populated areas
• Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua's funeral Mass today in Philadelphia
• Poll: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie remains popular at home
• Lehigh County Coroner seeks relatives of Macungie man
• Washington state man decries minor ticket in fatal Pennsylvania accident
• Six injured, more than two dozen displaced in Lebanon City row home fire
• Two people forced from home in Lower Paxton Township fire
• Man, 18, killed in crash with tractor trailer in Perry County
• Philadelphia mom gets probation in son's death
• West Virgina University recruits families for autism study, therapy
• 2 different career paths define Christie N.J. Supreme Court nominees
• City receiver calls fiscal plan 1st step in solving Harrisburg's debt crisis
• Lower Mount Bethel Township residents voice concerns over use of sludge fertilizer
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., officials give initial OK to major apartment complex - UPDATE
• HACC announces fall 2011 graduates
• Central Dauphin School Board fires CD East High School varsity girls' basketball coach
• Pa. drilling fee would yield $180M in 1st year
• Coroner called to accident along U.S. Routes 11/15 in Perry County
• Carlisle police searching for jewel thief
• Harrisburg recovery plan keeps bankruptcy option on the table, calls for chief operating officer
• Cumberland Valley School District board told tough decisions await on budget
• Bethlehem Area School District reviews summer school offerings
• Belvidere Town Council cuts trash pickup for entire town
• New Jersey fluoridation plan draws detractors in Warren County
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., street light deal leads to criminal charges against two men
• Nazareth Borough Council rejects TV in police department
• Joint House-Senate committee OKs drilling fee measure, sends it to chambers for floor vote
• George Hitcho Jr. hearing testimony describes chaos after fatal shooting of Robert Lasso
• Milton Hershey School seeks judge's decision in HIV case
• Easton's Red Bull Butter Cup event going on as planned Saturday
• Washington state widower 'disappointed' after driver gets ticket in Perry County fatal crash
• New Jersey eyes hand-held gambling devices in casinos; Villanova University plans to build two new dorms, performing arts center - PM news links
• Rep. Bill DeWeese's colleagues in state Legislature express sadness, sympathy for longtime lawmaker
• Pockets full of change get two boys arrested on Fahy Bridge in Bethlehem
• Thieves target cell phones in Bethlehem's Madison Park, police report
• New Jersey State Police report more DUI charges during this Super Bowl weekend than when New York Giants won in 2008
• Lehigh Valley group to offer free tax preparation in Upper Macungie Township
• Bethlehem jewelry store offering major discount for Valentine's Day proposal
• Harmony Township man seriously injured in Route 519 accident in White Township UPDATE
• Bethlehem pastor Santos Rosado sentenced up to 19 years in prison for child molestation
• Homeless Phillipsburg man faces trespassing charges
• Safety improvements already in place at site of fatal North Whitehall Township accident
• Easton man pleads guilty to setting Harmony Township fire
• Public hearing scheduled Wednesday on closing Mount Zion Elementary School
• Trucking company will open Harrisburg-area facility and add 30 jobs
• Number of people sickened after drinking raw milk from Franklin County farm climbs to 43
• Carlisle man dies in western Perry County crash
• Rep. Bill DeWeese faces banishment from the House, likely a prison term after conviction on corruption charges
• Judge rules Bethlehem pastor Santos Rosado a sexual predator
• Cumberland and Perry counties seek input from residents on substance abuse
• Dauphin County Commissioners "disappointed" in Harrisburg receiver's fiscal recovery plan
• Volkswagen's 'Slim Dog' Super Bowl ad leads the way in SpotBowl 2012 voting
• Harrisburg mayor's spokesman Robert Philbin keeps job in recovery plan, ombudsman out
• Today would have been President Reagan's 101st birthday. I visited Magnolias of...
• Father, grandmother arrested in Hanover Township, Northampton County on kidnapping charges
• Whitehall Township police respond to Columbia Avenue for reported shooting
• Pennsylvania DEP says radon contractor made improper installations in three Northampton County homes
• 2 charged after Schuylkill County police chase
• Colonial Regional police charge Emmaus man with driving drunk
• Five Questions: Marsha Eichelberger, director of Allentown's Sixth Street Shelter
• Patricia A. VanHorn, worked in the accounts payable department of C.F. Martin & Co. for more than 25 years - Obituaries today
• PATH offering more train service for New York Giants Super Bowl parade on Tuesday
• Lower Paxton Township crash was caused by fatal medical condition, coroner says
• Dauphin County jury convicts Rep. Bill DeWeese in corruption case
• Altmire Announces Grants for Two Western PA Fire Departments
• Middlesex man missing after leaving tavern with stranger
• Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic unveils city fiscal plan
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson gets receiver's plan, to comment on it later this week
• Pennsylvania gas-drilling bill may pass today, senator says
• Jury preparing to announce verdict in state Rep. Bill DeWeese corruption trial
• Pennsylvanians should prepare for 'dramatic' and 'difficult' cuts in state budget, Sen. Joe Scarnati says
• Critz Calls for Immediate WTO Action on China's Illegal Duties on American Vehicle Imports
• State police: Car in Perry County fatal crash crossed center line, struck oncoming school van
• Allentown, UGI differ over whether pace of gas pipeline replacement is enough
• New Jersey lawmakers to hear about university change plans
• East Shore man gets 1 to 2 years in prison for sexual assault on sleeping girl
• Carlisle police investigate rape of autistic woman
• Closing arguments expected in New Jersey schoolyard trial
• Rep. Bill DeWeese's jury trial in third day of deliberations
• 5 best Super Bowl ads - vote on your favorite
• Rapper M.I.A. makes obscene gesture during Madonna's Super Bowl halftime show; Allentown Bishop John Barres condemns birth control requirement in health plan - AM news links
• Harrisburg recovery plan to be released today
• Third Pennsylvania district fires security firm with felons
• Newville man accused in Shippensburg doughnut theft
• State police investigate fatal Perry County crash
• Horse injured in hit-and-run crash in Lancaster County
• Cash, video games and guns stolen in Perry County burglary
• Toddler injured when parents fight in Mansfield Township parking lot, police say
• As new N.J. Legislative session dawns, lawmakers push old bills
• Harrisburg church celebrates challenges African-Americans have overcome
• Northampton Community College students delve into popular energy drinks
• Jewelry stolen from Boscov's might be sold in nearby big cities, Lower Paxton Township police say
• Easton Area High School students write children's books for district elementary schools, raise money for charity
• Easton considering temporarily housing stray dogs
• Craig M. Austin, employed by Nestle Waters - Obituaries today
• One person dead in Lower Paxton Twp. crash
• Washington Borough council officials consider red light cameras
• State budget cuts put disability services in jeopardy
• Families First provides a variety of resources to Slate Belt families in need
• Independence Township police save two lives in three days
• Warren County special needs students get nine iPads thanks to donations
• Midstate school districts fear budget cuts will worsen
• New chairman of Pa.'s Board of Probation and Parole has reputation of reformer
• Porters' Pub wins Pearly Baker's Alehouse annual chili cook-off
• Phillipsburg Girl Scouts raise money in honor of fallen South Whitehall Township soldier
• Bill O'Brien: Career profile and things you might not know about him
• Bill O'Brien had ties to Penn State before becoming head football coach
• Jewelry stolen during burglary at Boscov's at Colonial Park Mall
• Stylist has big role in 'Hairspray' preparations at Susquehanna Township High School
• Clerk escapes injury in shooting during uptown robbery attempt
• U.S. brigadier general dies in Afghanistan; 24 schools in Archdiocese of Philadelphia appeal closings - news links
• Easton Area School District parents miss spelling classes
• Hunterdon County pipeline neighbors worry of explosion
• Lehigh Valley legislators contend region safer a year after Allentown blast
• 3 Republican legislators face primary challengers
• Commentary: Convincing a court to rethink redistricting
• Central Dauphin teen continues the long road to recover after a car crash
• PennDOT dump truck driver gets ticket in fatal crash
• Gov. Corbett's spending plan might cut funds for higher education
• Lehigh Valley officials to attend meeting focusing on loss of tax revenue to Allentown hockey arena
• Farm Show shooting suspect captured by police, U.S. Marshals in Missouri
• Washington Township, N.J., man dies cutting tree, police said
• Rutgers-Eagleton Poll director: Ron Sworen's two seats 'can be open for attack'
• Triathletes get their start in Hunterdon County
• New Jersey law enforcement cracking down on drunken drivers Super Bowl Sunday
• Stockton homeowner fights garage fire
• Pennsylvania Department of Health expects to confirm if more sickened by raw milk from the Family Cow farm
• Easton's Walter House residents fed up with alleged prostitution and drug dealing
• Forks Township supervisors to narrow down pool of 50 in manager search
• Northampton Community College's dental clinic to move to Fowler Family South Side Center
• Red Mill Museum Village postcard exhibit dates to early 20th century
• Greenwich Township mayor claims former labor attorney threatened to sue the township
• New Cumberland woman killed in Lebanon County crash
• Mark E. Deysher, owner of the former Deysher Trucking Co. - Obituaries today
• Occupy Easton eulogizes the Bill of Rights
• Bethlehem store specializes solely in pepper spray
• Somerville educator accused of taping boys in the shower resigns; Pa. state trooper reportedly helped driver avoid serious charges in fatal crash - news links
• High school musicals require many extras
• Farm Show shooting suspect still on the loose, considered armed and dangerous, but Sports & Outdoor Show and HACC campus open
• Perry County authorities say a state trooper helped a PennDOT dump truck driver avoid the possibility of serious charges from a fatal crash
• Middle school students compete in Lopatcong Idol - PHOTOS
• Rebuilding hope with helping hands following Tropical Storm Lee devastation
• Charity retreats from grant ban for Planned Parenthood
• Charges of aggravated assault are pending against a Missouri man sought in shooting at Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg
• Warren County cuts budget deficit in half; no tax increase predicted
• Phillipsburg police warn of phone scam requesting funds for police equipment
• Bangor teen charged in vandalism of church's baby Jesus figurine, police report
• Easton home, parking lot contaminated by mercury spill, firefighters say
• 'Kill Speed,' indie action film with Lehigh Valley ties, debuting at Emmaus Theatre
• Jury can't reach verdict in Rashawn Mosley murder case
• Easton man who let son's teeth rot gets up to 2 years in prison
• Woman pleads guilty in crash that killed cyclist Patrick Ytsma
• Access restrictions lifted at Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, sports show to open as scheduled
• Blairstown Township police seek sign thieves
• Allentown man gets prison for punching two probation officers
• Perspective.
• Marco Andretti denies Bethlehem parking garage damage - UPDATE
• Philadelphia students, educators visit Liberty and Freedom high schools
• Bushkill Township man sentenced to more than 8 years in prison for molesting 9-year-old
• Penn State alumni trustee candidate forum set to air
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court explains reasoning for rejecting state's redistricting plan
• Easton Area School District may receive $1.75 million for Riegelsville students
• Wilson Borough woman accused of hitting, killing pedestrian plans to plead guilty, attorney says
• Former Easton Area Middle School teacher Stephen Sullivan deemed a sexual predator
• Cabot admits its Dimock water arsenic claim was a mistake
• Family, community activism guided life of Harrisburg resident Harriet Braxton
• Officials: H&M not closing Phillipsburg Mall store
• Bethlehem men face more child pornography charges, this time in Viriginia
• Lehigh Valley Hospital marks Give Kids a Smile Day with free dentistry
• Phillipsburg man sues town over broken park swing
• South Whitehall Township man's shooting death ruled an accident
• Bethlehem man charged with sexually assaulting teenager
• Pennsylvania man gets at least 7 years in secret tanning taping
• Northampton County Council agrees to West Easton treatment center lease
• Rep. DeWeese's jury heads home for the weekend without reaching verdict
• National unemployment falls to three-year low, prompting a stock market rally
• Allentown accident leaves SUV sideways atop hood of car
• Producer of contaminated raw milk apologizes; number of people sickened by milk increases to 38
• Newberry Township man who went on the lam after child rape conviction has been caught
• Crash claims life of East Pennsboro Twp. woman
• Altmire Statement on Closure of 911th
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson signs stray-animal agreement, ending struggle with Humane Society
• HACC closed until further notice due to police incident at Farm Show Complex
• Critz Statement on the Air Force’s Plan to Close the 911th Airlift Wing in Pittsburgh
• Shooter at Farm Show Complex wasn't in the trailer, so police begin a search
• The American Energy and Infrastructure Jobs Act is critical legislation for our...
• Today the House approved the much needed FAA reauthorization conference report....
• Hunterdon County freeholder passes on fellow incumbent
• Ski and snowboard fundraiser at Roundtop Mountain Resort to benefit Domestic Violence Services of Cumberland and Perry counties
• Somebody Do Something: Sign maker/proofreader took eye off job, left 'i' out of Phillipsburg
• ***Thompson Announces Grant for Howard Fire Company***
• Standoff outside Farm Show Complex appears to have ended after police fire tear gas into trailer
• Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic to deliver city fiscal recovery plan early Monday afternoon
• Jury struggling to reach verdict in Rashawn Mosley murder case
• Lower Swatara Township manager Ron Paul says he was ready to pass baton
• Dauphin County jury still deliberating in Rep. Bill DeWeese's corruption case
• Police officers suit up outside Farm Show Complex in reaction to hostage standoff
• Takeru Kobayashi downs record 337 wings at Wing Bowl
• Komen breast cancer charity drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Takeru Kobayashi downs record 337 wings at Pennsylvania Wing Bowl
• Lehigh Valley Association of Realtors speaks out against Don Cunningham's reassessment veto
• Altmire: January Jobs Report Reason for Cautious Optimism
• Prosecutors: Jailhouse birth lie tied to suburban Philadelphia killing
• Police: Someone tried to videotape a Carlisle woman through bedroom window
• Baby sitter charged with sexually abusing girl in suburban Philadelphia
• Erie's 'suitcase' baby might finally be buried
• I want to congratulate my Washington, DC based military fellow, Derek Noel, on h...
• Police: Driver hit six parked cars, fled scene
• Carlisle man charged for carrying machete through streets to find phone thief
• Derry Township taxpayers receive others' personal info, including Social Security numbers
• Cumberland Valley School District parents, students express frustration over consideration to close Monroe Elementary
• Commentary: Don't look for knockout soon in Romney, Gingrich prizefight
• Lynn Township man smokes pot in park after dark; 2 incidents on 1 block in Lower Macungie Township - police blotter
• Roseanne Barr is running for president; Newtown, Pa., man accused of beating daughter with wiffle bat - AM news links
• Lopatcong Township asphalt plant proposal draws 100-plus opponents
• Moody's predicts more N.J. hospitals will merge, seek buyers
• Cumberland County will offer motorists a smartphone decal on gas pumps to check dispensing
• Harrisburg Campus, PSC to reopen Saturday, Feb. 4
• Pavone, Harrisburg-based advertising firm kicks off the SpotBowl
• Harrisburg and Humane Society stray-animal agreement still out of reach
• Cleaning asbestos in Gracedale basement to cost an estimated $140,000
• Cumberland Valley School District Board: Monroe Elementary School won't close
• New Jersey care workers who neglected three disabled adults sentenced to three years in prison
• Threats to shoot Wells Fargo manager prompt locked doors at Monroe County branch, police say
• Locals join environmentalists in legal battle against the Portland Generating Station
• Nazareth council to decide fate of TV in police headquarters
• Easton's West Ward neighborhood marked by low high school graduation rates
• Upper Macungie Township supervisors approve Ocean Spray project
• KidsPeace Psychiatric Hospital creates 20 jobs at Orchard Hills Campus
• Rick Santorum's daughter Bella leaves hospital
• 4th Congressional District attracts 11 candidates thus far
• Truck driver in fatal I-78 crash sentenced to prison but not headed behind bars yet
• Gabe's Guardians plan fundraisers to help injuried Central Dauphin student
• New York Giants rookie Tyler Sash will have Warren County family members cheering on Super Bowl Sunday
• Allentown churches hope improving Franklin Park playground curbs crime
• Allentown man in critical condition after crashing into armored truck
• Centenary College student takes credit, debit cards, court records say
• Former corrections officer gets no prison time for Allentown assault
• Fourth person involved in robbery of Easton man in Washington now in custody, police say
• Reports: U.S. State Department bans travel council from work in foreign student visa program
• Bethlehem area antiques store an unlikely defendant in Anthony Bruno victims' lawsuit
• Bethlehem woman sentenced to state prison for shooting massage client
• Merck & Co. swings to fourth-quarter profit on lower charges
• Don Cunningham vetoes bill authorizing Lehigh County reassessment
• Wilson Borough police want public's help in identifying burglary spree suspect
• Middlesex Elementary students explore classroom technology at Digital Learning Day
• Pennsylvania couple that lost 7 children in fire expecting baby girl
• Whooping cough exposure reported at second Salisbury Township elementary school
• Lower Milford Township teen tried to kill her 6-month-old son, police say
• Two Harrisburg men attacked by group of teens
• Tewksbury Township garage fire started around car battery charger, labeled accidental, police say
• Penn State trustees candidate Anthony Lubrano says Lanny Davis quotes 'reinforce his notion that we all must be dumb'
• Easton teen accused of shoplifting at new Wal-Mart Supercenter in Pohatcong Township
• Mistake in print run and spot-checking leads to exposure of private information of WITF donors
• Jury to resume work Friday after failing to reach a verdict in first day of deliberating state Rep. Bill DeWeese's corruption case
• Southern Lehigh School District seeks new library board representative
• Maryland officials link raw milk to intestinal infection
• Source for Dimock's emergency water disputes Cabot arsenic claim
• Woman court-martialed for lying to get into the Navy charged with falsely securing U.S. loan to buy York County property
• Pennsylvania hunter treated for rabies after field-dressing a deer
• Perry County couple that lost 7 kids in fatal fire are expecting a baby
• Global search under way for Hummelstown man accused of stealing $86K from his parents
• Memorial mass for the late Penn State football coach Joe Paterno to be held in Harrisburg
• Governor Corbett Signs Eight Bills into Law
• Feds charge Lebanon man with dealing crack cocaine
• Pennsylvania Republican Bill Shuster replied, “This is fundamental to what we’re...
• Harrisburg police charge two juveniles with robbing man on Briggs Street
• East Pennsboro Township-based Rite Aid shares rise as January sales improve
• Harrisburg woman accused of stealing wallet from woman she engaged in church conversation
• Derry Twp. residents get tax forms with others' social security numbers
• South Whitehall Township adopts ordinance governing alternative energy projects
• Pennsylvania man's 45th arrest nets first conviction; he faces at least 32 years for armed robberies
• Union leaders protest Easton Hospital's hiring of Lancaster County-based construction group
• Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow, six more weeks of winter on the way
• Two men die in two-vehicle accident in North Whitehall Township - UPDATE
• The Bon-Ton sales drop again in January
• Fuhgeddaboudit! Groundhog Staten Island Chuck challenges Punxsutawney Phil, predicts an early spring
• Your comments: Pennsylvania should reach agreements with online retailers before enforcing sales tax on residents
• Bacterial meningitis case confirmed at St. Anne's School in Bethlehem
• Groundhog Day 2012: Punxsutawney Phil predicts six more weeks of winter
• Governor Corbett Opens Groundhog Day Festivities, Punxsutawney Phil Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter Weather
• ***House Votes to Repeal CLASS Act***
• ***Thompson Reacts to Forest Service Planning Rule***
• Special Report: Penn State counsel Cynthia Baldwin's role before grand jury could affect Tim Curley and Gary Schultz's perjury case, experts say
• Mechanicsburg man punched, slashed by burglar hiding in his garage
• Traffic stop leads to firearms arrest in Carlisle
• Carlisle man sought in domestic violence attack
• Bethlehem man, 78, dies after fall at home
• Critz Statement on the Welfare Integrity Now for Children and Families Act of 2011
• Groundhog Day 2012: Punxsutawney Phil not always on his best behavior
• Groundhog Day 2012: How accurate is Punxsutawney Phil?; Gov. Tom Corbett visits groundhog, and more
• Eastern Sports and Outdoor Show
• Allentown city councilman to propose regional council seats
• Allentown city council creates hockey arena district authority, appoints nine members
• Oxford Township Committee seeks long-term solution to debt
• State Rep. Bill DeWeese's public corruption case to go to jury today
• Allentown EMS overhaul plan defended by officials, condemned by paramedics
• Mechanicsburg man attacked by stranger outside home
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission downgrades accident risk at nuclear power plants
• Mild, dry winter has weather watchers asking, 'where's the snow?'
• Pennsylvania employees' unions suggest ways to cut state budget
• Pennsylvania health secretary sued by Harrisburg diner's owner
• Allentown city council holds off on choosing president again
• Corruption case against state Rep. DeWeese will go to jury Thursday
• St. Luke's Warren Hospital the network's 'sixth shining star'
• Mansfield Township police seek pair in Bottle King liquor shoplifting spree
• Washington manager leaves for Clinton without much explanation
• Two central Pennsylvania women help carry on the barnstorming tradition of Amelia Earhart
• State police responding to fatal crash in North Whitehall Township
• The Hershey Co. 'in good position' with revenues topping $6 billion in 2011, international sales on the rise
• Robert Pinel, new Nazareth Area School Board member, discusses his goals for the board
• Northampton County judge tosses ousted Portland cop's lawsuit
• Palmer Township apartment fire ruled an accident, fire official says
• Bethlehem man picked up on three outstanding warrants
• Northampton County Council set to vote on West Easton treatment center
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem finally making profit Las Vegas Sands wants
• Hybrid car owner wins lawsuit over vehicle's promised miles per gallon
• Attorney announces primary challenge to state Sen. Pat Vance
• Items left at Joe Paterno statue outside Beaver Stadium to 'dry out'; family will decide what to keep or donate
• Facebook IPO status update: Social network site to go public in bid to raise $5 billion
• Corbett tells legislators to send him a Marcellus Shale bill 'as soon as possible'
• Three more cases of bacteria infection linked to raw milk from Franklin County dairy
• Federal Judge Sylvia Rambo rejects Harrisburg City Council's latest bankruptcy appeal
• Broken main in Loyalsock Township leaks nearly 2 million gallons of raw sewage into Susquehanna River tributary
• Can Punxsutawney Phil offer clues about who will win presidential election?
• Easton men charged in theft of copper wire, brass fittings, police say
• Ex-prosecutor in Jayson Williams' fatal shooting case sues over 'political' firing
• Bucks County men arrested on warrants had drugs in car, police report
• Wilson Borough man assaulted woman, police say
• Clinton Township man pleads guilty to distribution of child pornography
• Sen. Casey to Southwest: keep direct Orlando flights at HIA
• Bethlehem man allegedly choked, hit, threatened to kill woman, records say
• Senators Casey, Toomey, PA House Members Send Letter to EPA on Waste Coal
• Hellertown man accused of ignoring his children while pumping gas
• PA Congressional Members Send Letter to EPA on Waste Coal
• Closing arguments set for Thursday morning in Rashawn Mosley murder trial
• Susan G. Komen distances from Planned Parenthood; Dozens die in riot at soccer game - PM news links
• My op-ed in The Hill today on the American Energy & Infrastructure Jobs Act.
• Palmyra police say 16-year-old girl gave tattoo to another girl, 15
• Pennsylvania's state tax collections in January fell just $10 million shy of budget projections
• Pohatcong Township's Wal-Mart Supercenter busy on opening day
• Jury finds Jermere Franks not guilty in '10 Harrisburg homicide
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure faces backlash over decision to split with Planned Parenthood
• Immigrants targeted in series of uptown Harrisburg robberies, assaults
• Gov. Tom Corbett eases Pennsylvania plan for food-stamp assets test
• Saturday's first-time chef contest to benefit Carlisle soup kitchen
• State Rep. Bill DeWeese testifies in his theft case, blames campaign work on rogue lieutenants
• TE Connectivity to cut regional, international workforce; as many as 70 Harrisburg area employees could be laid off
• Critz: $825,280 Announced for Local Fire Departments
• Altmire Praises Changes to FMLA to Support Military Families
• Lower Saucon Township vehicle hit by orange, police report
• Hershey Co. net sales top $6 billion in 2011
• Silver Creek Country Club target of vandalism
• Allentown City Council selects new member
• Preliminary hearing postponed for alleged meth cook
• New Jersey cops will be Super attentive on Sunday; Penn State may need to open up to get state money - AM news links
• Home burglary reported in Susquehanna Township
• Amber Connection relocates to Emmaus from Allentown
• Tools, equipment stolen in Lemoyne burglary
• Penn State football coach Bill O'Brien must prove he can battle for recruits
• Traffic stop results in arrest in Susquehanna Township
• Lower Macungie Township accident leads to gun charge; chainsaws stolen from Upper Milford Township garage - police blotter
• Musconetcong River group breaks down 2011 flooding in Hackettstown
• Curtis Specialty Papers gives rise to dreams of reuse for Milford couple
• Four more Lehigh County school districts to start classes before Labor Day
• Daniel Macon allegedly told police he wanted closure, would accept plea deal in Kevin Muzila case
• Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua, who led the Archdiocese of Philadelphia for 15 years, dies at 88
• As Penn State students rally, Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett ties aid to open records
• Raw-milk advocates say they won't change dairy habits, even as state probes possible illness link to Chambersburg-area farm
• Curtis Specialty Papers Superfund cleanup 75 to 85 percent complete, Georgia Pacific Corp. says
• Months after protests at Hershey Co. warehouse, changes loom for foreign students’ work
• Mitt Romney wins Florida, but turnout less than 2008
• Community Action Development Corp. of Allentown to resume its 'Start Your Business' program
• Pennsylvania residents must now track, pay sales tax on online purchases
• Former Hackettsown schools Superintendent Charles S. Keister remembered for service to community
• Warren County police blotter: burglary, drunken driving arrests reported
• Phillipsburg's mysterious gas odor still lingering
• Pa. Rep. Bill DeWeese's backers line up to support the embattled legislator during his corruption trial
• Wal-Mart Supercenter opening today in Pohatcong Township
• Mitt Romney wins Florida Republican presidential primary
• Six Bethlehem residents apply to replace city Controller Meg Holland
• Gov. Chris Christie apologizes for civil rights remark
• Pennsylvania health department says more people may have been sickened by raw milk
• Mitt Romney leads Newt Gingrich in first Florida returns
• Rep. DeWeese expected to testify when his corruption trial resumes Wednesday
• Supporter leaps to defense of Rep. Bill DeWeese during corruption trial
• Former Bangor Area High School teacher charged with having sexual relationship with 17-year-old - UPDATE
• Glen Gardner man taken to hospital after being pepper-sprayed, state police say
• Witness tries to recant ID of Rashawn Mosley as shooter in 2004 Harrisburg murder
• Washington man claims Harmony Township woman forged name on tax refund checks, collected thousands
• Today, I met with some very bright young students in town to discuss their parti...
• Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski raised $251,915 in 2011 campaign contributions
• Former pastor's first wife's death re-ruled a homicide
• City police make arrest in one of two early Sunday robberies on Vernon Street
• Lower Macungie Township man gets no prison time for sexually assaulting young girl
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission releases new seismic guidelines for nuclear power plants
• Students from Penn State, other state-related universities rally at the Capitol for higher education funding
• Comcast to expand Internet offer for low-income families
• Clinton police: No 'easy way' to complete Lower Center Street repairs starting this week
• Lehigh Career & Technical Institute honors North Whitehall Township auto dealer
• Freemansburg police blotter: Drunken-driving accident and a burglary
• Altmire Opposes Increased Truck Weight Standards in Surface Transportation Reauthorization
• Hackettstown man cited with noise complaint for third time this month
• Speaking at the roll-out of the American Energy and Infrastructure Jobs Act toda...
• Critz Continues to Push for Toll Credit Fix in Transportation Bill; Addressing Problem will complete US 219 from Somerset to I-68
• Cabot questions EPA's justification for delivering water to Dimock
• Philadelphia man identified as victim in this morning's fatal Interstate 78 accident - UPDATE
• Lehigh Valley Mall owner to offer competitive scholarships
• Washington Township, N.J., woman allegedly stole more than $500 in Sears merchandise
• Former Penn State professor charged in $3 million federal research grant fraud
• Westfield, N.J., man claims Washington man assaulted him with pickup truck
• Sen. Bob Casey reports $4.4M campaign account as he gears up for re-election
• Colbert Super PAC is 'rolling seven digits deep;' Will Florida determine the GOP's nominee? pm news links
• Messiah College students to compete internationally in computer programming
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson launches after-school exercise and nutrition program
• Lebanon Valley College will honor HSO conductor Malina
• Woman reports being harassed in Wildwood Park
• Prosecutors want out-of-county jurors for Jerry Sandusky trial, but seek to keep the trial in Centre County
• Homicide ruled in 1999 death of former Lebanon pastor's wife
• Pa. State Ethics Commission rules state Welfare Secretary Gary Alexander's side consulting business creates no conflict of interest with his Cabinet post
• 1 person dead after tractor-trailer accident in Williams Township - UPDATE
• PPL driver run off road, attacked in Carlisle road rage incident
• Pennsylvania man jailed for leaving 'abandoned' baby at hospital
• Harrisburg police arrest man charged with Jan. 9 shooting at John Harris High School
• Man allegedly crashes motorcycle while drunk with 4-year-old boy aboard
• Western Pennsylvania couple lose links to deceased daughter in robbery
• Passenger vomits, man charged with DUI in Upper Milford Township; man tries to bite EMTs in Lower Macungie Township - police blotter
• Search for Costa Concordia missing called off; Accused synagogue firebomber in court today on extra charges - AM news links
• Easton woman allegedly started fire in home, left 2 adults, 2 children inside
• Palmer Township apartment fire extinguished - UPDATE
• Obituaries: Sally Liddick, founder of Barkleigh Productions, major pet services company
• Easton police seek woman who stole wallet from City Hall
• Two taken to hospital after multivehicle crash in Harrisburg
• Five Questions: Barry Lovelace discusses training professional athletes at Catasauqua facility
• People injured, Steelton man arrested following high speed chase through Middletown
• Pittsburgh teenager gets probation in toddler's shooting death
• Your comments: Insurance companies should disclose sinkhole risks more clearly
• Allentown family forced from apartment by morning fire
• Carlisle pizza shop burglarized
• Cash stolen from Carlisle library patron
• Unemployment falls in the Harrisburg area
• Northampton County authorities seek man who allegedly left work release center
• Calling opponent 'numbnuts,' Christie refuses to back down from gay marriage comments
• U.S. Rep Scott Garrett receives financial support from country's biggest banks
• Fundraising Volunteer Needed
• Ragamala Dance cultivates ‘Sacred Earth’ at HACC’s Live at Rose Lehrman
• Pacific Edge Diagnostics should bring 100 medical sector jobs to Hershey over 3 years
• Decision 2012: Meet the Newt Gingrich you never knew
• Allentown murder suspect confessed to shooting, police say
• Fugitive sex offender arrested in York County
• Film director to hold workshop for Slate Belt teens at Totts Gap Art Institute
• Boscov's at Lehigh Valley Mall to collect clothes, toiletries for United Way drive
• Upper Saucon Township man arrested for allegedly punching woman, striking her with belt
• Car drives into building at Main and Church streets in Bethlehem - UPDATE
• Allentown man shot twice with Taser while allegedly fleeing from police
• Families of Anthony Bruno victims file wrongful death suit
• Donna Simon sworn in to New Jersey Assembly seat
• Easton woman charged with sexually assaulting three juvenile males, police say
• Easton Area School Board changes meeting nights
• Lehigh Valley unemployment fell to 8.4 percent in December
• Lehigh University standout senior dies of blood clots in her lungs
• Woman charged with stealing wallets from Hunterdon Medical Center employees
• N.Y. man already jailed on separate charges accused of armed robbery of Mountain Creek ski resort
• Princeton University to raise tuition 4.5 percent; Funeral held for New Jersey Marine killed in Afghanistan - PM news links
• Allentown man who nearly ran down three detectives gets 5 to 10 years in prison
• Construction on Hersheypark's latest roller coaster, Skyrush, completed
• Italian restaurant Molto Pazzo to open in Bethlehem
• Allentown police investigating possible gunfire exchange
• DeWeese was a "figurehead" of a Democratic House Caucus that was out of control, ex-investigator says
• Early morning burglary spree hits six businesses in Wilson Borough, police report
• Coopersburg bar fight leads to arrest of Allentown woman, boyfriend
• Obama Maintains Solid Support Among Pennsylvania Women
• Washington woman accused of stealing cash from optometrist
• Crews finish clean up of minor chemical leak at BASF Corp. in Belvidere
• New Zealand biotech company to open in Hershey, bring 100 jobs
• Twelve people sickened by drinking raw milk likely from local farm
• Testimony starts in trial in 2007 slaying of LaQuan Smith on Harrisburg front porch
• North Whitehall Township woman named PennDOT assistant district executive
• Harrisburg Authority cuts wastewater treatment plant improvement cost in half
• Upper Saucon Township man pleads no contest to selling, producing meth
• Your comments: Should regulating coal ash be a state responsibility instead of the EPA's?
• Your comments: Redistricting will not affect those who don't vote
• Carlisle police arrest man after finding sawed-off shotgun
• Corbett names Potteiger chairman of Parole Board
• One of two men wanted in Harrisburg shooting surrenders to police
• Red Lion businessman runs for Fourth Congressional seat
• Silver Spring Township police looking for suspect in purse theft
• Governor Corbett Names Michael Potteiger as Chairman of Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole
• Harrisburg man charged in fatal hit-and-run accident on Cameron Street
• Affidavit: CD East girls basketball coach was having an affair with his assistant and threatened to shoot her and her family
• Carlisle-area-based Ahold USA moves up on Diversity Business' Top Organizations for Multicultural Opportunities
• Your comments: Healthier school lunches are a good start, but more should be done
• HSO assistant conductor leaving post after two years on job
• Allentown man charged with stealing two cars from Lynn Township home
• Bike tour organized to honor late Bethlehem bicyclist Patrick Ytsma
• GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum's 3-year-old daughter shows improvement; Pa. drivers will soon be ticketed for texting - AM news links
• Obituaries: Doris Studer, organist for Hershey and Lebanon churches and VA Hospital
• Woman due in court for allegedly sexually assaulting 5-year-old, taping abuse
• Homeless man arrested on robbery warrants in Easton
• Donald Trump looks to spend eternity in N.J. as real estate mogul seeks private cemetery
• TSA baggage screener likely to be fired over security breach at Newark airport
• ShopRite of Greenwich Township recalling store-made ground beef sold Saturday, WFMZ reports
• Mailboxes knocked down, windows broken, Christmas tree stolen at South Middleton home
• Police allege Perry County man was drunk while stopping traffic in Shippensburg
• Jury selection to begin in suburban Philadelphia love triangle slaying
• U.S. Rep Scott Garrett, a five-term congressman, faces challenges in expanded district
• Utilities extend gas lines if it makes economic sense
• Maryland man killed in small-plane crash in Jackson Twp.
• Midstaters increasingly switch from oil to gas, spurred by low prices and fall flooding
• Man has minor injuries after rollover accident in Franklin Township, Warren County, police report
• Police seek man, juvenile in shooting of woman in Harrisburg
• Halifax Area School Board plans to meet at middle school's library
• Silver Spring Twp. hearing raises concerns about runoff from proposed CarMax dealership
• Environmental groups to sue EPA over delayed coal ash regulations
• 2 men accused in assault of Harrisburg cop
• Beekeepers association to host class for beginners at Lehigh Carbon Community College
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., man sets Miller-Keystone Blood Center donation record
• Career Institute of Technology sees increased enrollment
• Midstate horse's slaughterhouse death ignites passionate debate
• Upper Nazareth Township author's book focus of Jersey Shore exhibit
• Nazareth Montessori wants to increase enrollment at borough preschool
• Cops: CD East coach sent threatening text to ex-girlfriend; had gun on school property
• Man arrested in Allentown murder, police say - UPDATE
• Mechanicsburg man accused of DUI after crash into vacant West Shore home
• Hershey Co. invests $10 million to education programs, CocoaLink in West Africa
• Raging fire destroys home on New Village Road in Greenwich Township
• Rick Santorum cancels Fla. trip to be with hospitalized daughter
• ArcelorMittal and United Steelworkers Local 1688 program offers Penn State students training in manufacturing
• Allentown man, 29, fatally shot early this morning, police report
• Arizona city council candidate needs to improve her English, judge says
• Northampton man killed, three others seriously injured in Springfield Township crash, police say
• NJ man killed in I-81 crash in Schuylkill County
• Coroner called to scene of plane crash in Jackson Township, York County
• Men use stun gun to rob Paxtang resident at Kline Village Shopping Center
• Elaine D. Gottshall, worked for Bethlehem Area School District - Obituaries today
• Hunterdon County phone service restored
• Harrisburg police seek men who hit, shot woman in Hall Manor
• Rick Santorum's daughter is hospitalized; Leon Panetta is concerned for doctor who aided in bin Laden raid - news links
• Hunterdon County 911 service affected by phone company's equipment failure - UPDATE
• Nazareth Area High School's Chuck Dibilio pushes to get back to 100 percent after stroke
• Gov. Corbett takes risks with Republican Party, pressures endorsement for his candidates
• Central Dauphin East coach faces terroristic threat charges
• Patricia 'Pat' Totten, a beautician for 25 years - Obituaries today
• Pa. Auto Show turnout gives auto industry, dealerships hope for successful year
• Bethlehem man overcomes coma, unemployment to graduate with honors from Northampton Community College
• Harrisburg bicyclist killed in hit-and-run
• Cumberland Valley teachers, parents support tax increase over budget cuts
• Whooping cough cases increase as two West Chester students are diagnosed
• Early morning fire displaces families, causes $400,000 in damages to Hershey apartment complex
• Allentown residents displaced by sinkhole say city is 'pushing it on our backs'
• Two Bangor men picked up in early morning drug raid
• Chambersburg-area dairy halts raw milk sales over bacteria concerns
• Broadway visits Susquehanna Twp. High School for professional 'Hairspray' workshops
• New Jersey Attorney General Jeff Chiesa outlines priorities
• Easton could see changes in garbage rules, as group sees recycling picking up
• Warren Hills Regional trainer and former intern act quickly to save a father's life
• U.S. Sen. Bob Casey wants review of all Pennsylvania veterans' cemeteries in light of mistakes
• Courage to Connect New Jersey again advocates for municipal consolidation in Pohatcong Township
• Middletown man found hanging from swing set in Colston Park
• Palmyra runaway found while man who helped her hide is arrested
• Mansfield Township officials haven't spoken in months, residents concerned
• Steve Welch endorsed as Republican challenger for U.S. Sen. Bob Casey
• At Penn State University, students long for a return to normalcy
• Elk bring tourists to Pennsylvania county, wreak havoc on farms and lawns
• Warren County residents greatly increase recycling at landfill
• Pennsylvania redistricting ruling sends campaigns back to the drawing board
• Northampton County awarded $500,000 to renovate Bangor Trust Building
• Remembering: John Nelligan lived to serve others
• Ex-Marine and HACC student seeks Sheryl Delozier's Pennsylvania House seat
• Easton Area School District parents worry about finances
• Bethlehem Mini Mart employee accused of pocketing cash from register, court documents say
• Giant grocery stores recall frozen pancakes
• Federal agents indict five in alleged Central Pennsylvania drug distribution ring
• N.J. will need money to fund new anti-bullying law, council rules
• Jerry Sandusky asks court for permission to see, email, text 11 grandkids
• Warren Hospital to officially add St. Luke's name, star on Wednesday
• ArtsQuest, Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem advertise jointly in Times Square
• Raritan Township neighbor helps police catch attempted burglary suspects
• Peaceable Kingdom animal shelter in Whitehall Township needs new home
• South Whitehall Township residents learn how to prevent, report elder abuse
• Estranged husband, Lloyd Hill, charged in Nockamixon Township killings - UPDATE
• Christopher Davis' lawsuit against police officer tossed after acquittal of attempted murder in 2007
• Washington woman used stolen credit card more than 250 times, police say
• Saucon Valley High School student has whooping cough, district says - UPDATE
• Dillsburg woman's petition asking to reverse Southwest's decision on Orlando flights from HIA has little chance for success, experts say
• New supermarket on tap for Asia Mall in Harrisburg
• Senior citizen drivers get refresher course at Traditions of Hanover
• George Hitcho wishes he killed neighbor, police chief and himself, prison inmate claims
• Salisbury Township students may have been exposed to whooping cough
• KNBT owner National Penn Bancshares ranks No. 15 on Forbes 'best and worst banks' list
• Allentown community activist Tatiana Tooley running for Pennsylvania House
• CBS Sports staffer who falsely reported Joe Paterno's death is let go
• Jerry Sandusky wants judge to let him see his grandchildren
• Corrections secretary offers details on governor's new prison reform effort
• New bid made to reinstate Mayor Thompson as defendant in suit over school Superintendent Gerald Kohn's firing
• Warren County police blotter: drunken driving arrests include Phillipsburg man with alleged BAC 3 times legal limit
• Nazareth Area educators to learn new hands-on style to teaching math
• Bethlehem man accused of assaulting juvenile, stealing victim's sneakers in West Easton park
• Woman tried to use fake prescription to obtain oxycodone at Lower Nazareth Twp. Wal-Mart, police report
• Dispute over Harrisburg eatery fall ends with $125,000 settlement
• Lehigh County Democrats to kick off petition drive with pancake breakfast
• Pen Argyl woman charged with theft of coffee maker, accessories, police say
• Bangor man allegedly hit police vehicle with truck then fled
• Allentown home struck by gunfire while occupants inside, police say
• Inaugural Robert Lasso Memorial 5K run/walk planned for April 21
• Palmyra police say man suspected of concealing runaway switched cars
• HIA gets state loan to tear down old terminal and former Sunburst restaurant
• Rock used to subdue clerk in Friday morning robbery of Corner Store in Harrisburg
• With no new taxes, Cumberland Valley School District may face program, teacher cuts
• ZooAmerica draws almost 1,000 during free community weekend
• Governor Corbett Signs New Commercial Driver Safety Law
• Second man convicted in 2009 slaying of Harrisburg University freshman Brandon Granthon
• Harrisburg police identify person of interest in Jan. 9 shooting at Harrisburg High School
• Comcast donates 20 computers to Harrisburg School District
• Derry Township residents get chance to view township's future
• First two defendants enlist in Dauphin County's new Veterans Court
• Pennsylvania school district bans fur-lined boots because students are using them to hide cellphones
• Police: Harrisburg woman robbed at gunpoint
• Police: Two men rob Harrisburg corner store
• Tired and broke, Rick Santorum heads home to do his taxes
• Jay Paterno's final words to his father: 'Dad, you won. You can go home now'
• Police execute search warrant in Silver Spring Township
• Allentown water main break closes road, disrupts service for one dozen
• Leona S. Sassaman, worked at the Plessey Porcelain Co. in Frenchtown for many years - Obituaries today
• New emergency sirens to be tested at TMI
• Accident cleared on Interstate 81 and Routes 22/322
• Governor Corbett Announces Confirmations, Nominations, Appointments
• Boys fight at Lower Macungie Middle School; 4 speeding tickets in 2 hours on I-78 stretch - police blotter
• Taco Bell unveils breakfast menu
• Accident slows traffic on Interstate 81 and Routes 22/322
• Police: Woman cuts ex-boyfriend, damages clothes trying to beat up his new girlfriend
• Your comments: Ending municipal-provided trash collection would cause a mess in many ways
• Alpha Councilman Harry Zikas Jr. scoffs at colleague's gas reimbursement request
• Garden State Parkway toll cheaters reduced by photo enforcement
• Students on Penn State course on Paterno got lesson they didn't expect
• Joe Paterno's great successes, life lessons, grace remembered at 'A Memorial for Joe'
• Gov. Corbett shows Republicans he's in charge
• Carlisle firemen save man overcome by smoke from apartment fire
• Bushkill, Upper Nazareth township residents fighting Heritage Village development
• Allentown School District hires Russell Mayo as superintendent, approves teachers contract
• Former DeWeese aide testifies campaign work was common, expected for staffers
• Penn State trustees' decision to fire Joe Paterno losing support
• Hanover Township man charged with robbing woman in Sands Resort parking lot - UPDATE
• Belvidere teen accused of falsely collecting donations for scoreboard now arrested for burglary, police say
• Workforce Opportunity Services connects disadvantaged high school graduates with college courses, work experience
• Support for Penn State trustees' decision to fire Joe Paterno is falling, national poll shows
• Puerto Rico trip by Supreme Court justices angers politicians waiting for reapportionment opinion
• 2008 Cedar Cliff graduate has honor of playing trumpet at Joe Paterno memorial
• Allentown School District long-time volunteer praised by board
• Judge denies bail reduction for Joshua Dalrymple, charged with murder of Scott Patronick
• Warren County governments reorganize for new year
• Municipalities, school districts fuming over loss of tax revenue to Allentown hockey arena
• Allentown woman, boyfriend charged after cops alllegedly find gun, drugs at daycare
• Police investigate attempted child luring in Upper Macungie Township
• West Easton Treatment Center lease up for vote at next Northampton County Council meeting
• Penn State alumni from Easton area celebrate Joe Paterno with tailgate outside memorial service
• Easton parking consultants discuss deficits, future parking garage sites
• Authorities say man's shooting of teens on Schuylkill River trail justified
• Harrisburg School Board rejects two charter school applications
• In wake of scandal, Joe Paterno's death, where does Penn State community go from here?
• Bath teen says he threatened friends, cop because of mental health problems
• Allentown City Council halfway through vacancy interviews
• PHOTOS: Penn State celebrates the life of the late Joe Paterno
• Dickinson College President announces plans to retire
• Paterno campaign sign transformed into memorial for Joe Pa
• Dauphin County judge refuses to overturn expulsion of Middletown High School student who threatened to kill teacher
• Three Mile Island nuclear plant finds unexpected flaws in new steam generators
• Burglary spree through Warren, Hunterdon, three other counties yields indictment
• Nike co-founder Phil Knight blasts Penn State's board of trustees over Joe Paterno's firing
• Woman who attacked Allentown cop while drunk on Four Loko gets immediate parole
• Monroe County man pleads guilty to homicide by vehicle in Allentown woman's death
• Gov. Tom Corbett quietly launches effort to reduce prison costs
• Hundreds followed Joe Paterno's memorial service on Twitter
• Jay Paterno describes Joe Paterno's life and final moments at 'Memorial for Joe'
• Easton man who allegedly threatened two with knife headed to trial
• Howell man accused of killing cop in drug-related accident indicted for manslaughter, vehicular homicide
• Nike chairman defends Joe Paterno at memorial service - UPDATE
• Philadelphia man arrested for 2007 Lower Saucon Township burglary, police say
• Joe Paterno memorial service: Scenes and reactions from 'A Memorial for Joe'
• Penn State coach Joe Paterno honored during memorial with tributes, video montages
• Harrisburg City Council to submit incinerator federal investigation request early next week
• Ammunition found on Hershey High School student
• North Cornwall Police, in Lebanon County, looking for missing 15-year-old boy
• Deer crashes into Red Lion Junior High School, knocks over student
• Ohio State coaches Urban Meyer, Luke Fickell among attendees at Joe Paterno memorial service
• Pennsylvania Launches Justice Reinvestment Initiative
• Doing campaign work on legislative time was "common," ex-aide to state Rep. Bill DeWeese testifies
• Charges increase as man is arrested again in Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem hotel assault, police report
• Man tries to abduct teenage girl in Middletown
• Penn State board of trustees faces delicate decision on Joe Paterno memorial
• Special Olympics receives donations totalling more than $25,000 in Joe Paterno's honor
• Warren County school district challenges N.J. anti-bullying law
• Lower Saucon Township man faces charges after car slides on ice, hits tree
• Lehigh County reassessment approved despite Don Cunningham's objections
• Interstate 78 West in Upper Macungie Township, Route 22 West reopen after tractor-trailer fire - UPDATE
• Carlisle boy, 11, charged after police say they find knife in his locker at middle school
• Carlisle woman loses thousands in fraud case
• Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corp. demands minimum financial contribution from board members
• Easton Area School Board wants action on former administration building by February
• Pa. Supreme Court throws out redistricting plan for state House and Senate
• Rain, snow, sleet in rush hour weather forecast
• Monroe County burglary nets thief a safe with 20 guns, another safe with gold and silver coins
• Gambling bill would benefit organizations that use funds for programs, scholarships
• Penn State University, community bid final farewell to Joe Paterno
• Joe Paterno's words made a difference to Penn State students
• Ed Rendell asks Gov. Corbett to reconsider food stamp asset test
• Belvidere Town Council readies plan to stop trash pickup for entire town
• Annual Warren County homeless census has larger turnout this year, workers say
• Former Philadelphia Phillie Dickie Noles gives support to Bethlehem drug rehab
• Shoplifters steal vodka from Wine and Spirits Shoppe in Lemoyne
• Lehigh County sells 10 acres of Upper Milford Township land to seed developer
• Thousands line Penn State streets to say goodbye to Joe Paterno
• Penn State students go to class instead of Joe Paterno services because 'that's what the coach would want'
• One teen killed, another wounded in shooting along Schuylkill River trail
• Lehigh County Commissioners appoint Mike Schware to vacancy
• Susquehanna Township police charge two with robbing pizza delivery drivers
• Pollution Control Financing Authority chairwoman accuses Everett Chamberlain of calling her 'a liar'
• Campaigning was required, state Rep. Bill DeWeese's ex-aide testifies
• Bishop of Roman Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg draws anger with Hitler comment
• Penn State great Charlie Pittman: 'Who's Joe Paterno?'
• Bethlehem's James Buchanan Elementary School wins $100,000 Target grant
• Williams Township residents won't need $1 million bonds to continue Chrin Brothers Sanitary Landfill lawsuits, judge rules
• Penn State students from Lehigh Valley balance classes with paying respects to Joe Paterno
• Safe Harbor officials take inventory of Easton's homeless
• Court rules Easton Area School District must divulge emails' contents to newspaper
• Pennsylvania redistricting plan thrown out by state Supreme Court
• Palmer Township police chief announces retirement
• Government withdraws tax charges against Adelphia founder John Rigas
• Texas slammed by storms; Second Mile charity sued for donations - PM news links
• Lopatcong Township man charged with carrying a loaded handgun without a permit
• Harrisburg City Council takes first step toward collecting $2 million in federal flood aid
• Bosler Memorial Library set to close briefly during construction project
• Second Mile charity sued by former board member who wants donations back
• Federal judge sends Lebanon man to prison for more than 14 years in drug case
• Pennsylvania Auto Show set to kick off at Farm Show Complex
• Cumberland County jury finds man not guilty of trying to kill his father
• Warren County grand jury indicts Trenton man who allegedly threatened to kill roommate, cop
• Millersville University President Francine McNairy says she will step down in 2013
• At Beaver Stadium, late Penn State coach Joe Paterno presides over field one last time
• Allentown woman allegedly propositions undercover police officer
• Easton Area High School student meets armed man near bus stop
• Pennsylvania high court throws out assembly redistricting plan, says it's 'contrary to law'
• Former Sands eatery manager accused of theft gives up right to hearing
• Allentown private school for students with autism, educational challenges closing down
• Washington man spent hundreds with fraudulent credit card at Quick Check and Wal-Mart, police say
• HIA passenger traffic declined 3 percent in 2011
• Pennsylvania House sends Gov. Tom Corbett small games of chance bill
• Joe Paterno funeral procession drives past Paterno Library, Beaver Stadium and through town
• Joe Paterno's funeral procession begins through Penn State's University Park campus
• Update: Missing Perry County man found in Mechanicsburg
• New commandant coming to Army War College
• Joe Paterno's procession begins making its way through State College
• Easton Area High School cleared over another bomb threat
• Thousands line State College streets for Joe Paterno procession
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• Altmire Pushes for Toll Credits for Appalachian Development Highway System Projects
• Reagan demonstrated how to fuel an economic recovery: freedom & predictability.
• Whitaker Center in Harrisburg to start a $2 million energy-efficient project
• Doors open for 2nd day of Joe Paterno public viewing; Paterno will be buried in the afternoon
• Day 2 of Joe Paterno farewell sees mourners lining the streets at Penn State University
• Your comments: Is it appropriate to advertise in schools if it earns much-needed money?
• Domestic dispute leads to drug bust in Upper Allen Township
• Former Penn State player Mike Cerimele serves as honor guard at Joe Paterno services
• Facebook group members plan to line the streets as Joe Paterno is taken to his grave
• Dent, Holden hear good and bad
• SEAL Team Six rescues two aid workers held in Somalia
• Analysis: President Barack Obama's State of the Union address puts him in campaign arena
• President Barack Obama delivers State of the Union address, promises fight to shrink gap between rich, poor
• Washington Cemetery expansion meeting postponed
• Police charge Shippensburg man with sexual assault of girl, 14
• Lykens man charged with assault
• Critz Statement Following the President’s State of the Union Address
• U.S. Rep. Tim Holden gets challenger in Democratic primary
• Palmer Township three-vehicle accident involves school bus
• Joe Paterno's family invites Gov. Tom Corbett to attend memorial service
• Harrisburg City Council OKs art museum plans on condition city residents share in job opportunities
• Bangor man hurt when vehicle slides off road in Upper Mount Bethel Township, strikes stump
• High school student wants field at Penn State's Beaver Stadium named for Joe Paterno
• Groups associated with extracurricular activities in Mechanicsburg Area School District might have to pay toward cost of operations
• Students graduate from associate degree, certificate nursing programs at HACC-Harrisburg Campus
• Harrisburg City Council to ask U.S. Justice Department to investigate bond transactions
• President Barack Obama stops to chat with U.S. Rep. Todd Platts, R-Pa., before State of the Union address
• William Kronenberg named mayor by Carlisle Borough Council
• Harrisburg-area alumni express sadness over Joe Paterno's death, confusion and anger over his firing
• Barack Obama says American dream in peril, fast action needed in State of the Union address
• Altmire Statement on President's State of the Union Address
• ***Thompson Responds to President’s SOTU Address***
• Fans, ex-players wait hours 'for closure' at Joe Paterno's viewing
• Southern Lehigh School Board adopts concussion policy, revises other district guidelines
• Easton man assaulted ex-girlfriend, Forks Township police say
• Two Phillipsburg-area police officers form plan to bring back Alpha pool
• Mourners travel far to pay a tribute to Joe Paterno
• 10,000 come to Joe Paterno viewing, including more than 500 players
• Hackettstown teen cited for loud party, Phillipsburg man found in a car in the middle of the road - Warren County police blotter
• Wilson Borough woman threw bicycle part at her husband, police say
• Allentown School District introduces new high school science, mathematics program
• Joe Paterno's sons discuss their father's last moments and his legacy
• State time was used to campaign, former aides testify at state Rep. Bill DeWeese's corruption trial
• Wilson Area School District's former payroll secretary to face trial
• Parkland School Board adopts preliminary budget with 5 percent tax hike
• Nazareth school board member Mike Woodland resigns, attorney sought to fill vacancy
• Easton still weighing options on improving safety at Grant Street and Philadelphia Road
• Residents of flood-damaged Middletown neighborhood await word on government aid, buyouts
• Joe Paterno viewing draws residents from Bethlehem and beyond
• Joe Paterno's former players recall lessons learned, express anger at Penn State trustees
• HIV/AIDS activitists outraged over Milton Hershey School decision
• Middletown Area School Board approves preliminary 2012-13 budget with 3.5% tax increase
• Psychological examination ordered for Luis Montero, accused of fatally shooting mother of his children
• Charlie Dent wants 'fresh ideas' from the president in tonight's State of the Union
• Gov. Tom Corbett "not planning" to attend Paterno memorial
• Bill would cut Pennsylvania state representatives from 203 to 153
• Saucon Valley School District strives to hold line on taxes for fourth year
• Bangor Area School District preliminary budget calls for 2.2 percent tax increase
• Penn State Harrisburg students honor Joe Paterno
• Red Bull Racing F1 car will be on display at Auto Show
• Bethlehem Area and Allentown school districts score big grants
• Wells Fargo economist, Lehigh Valley experts say recovery will continue in 2012
• Penn State faculty reject no-confidence vote for university's trustees
• Penn State Harrisburg students hold vigil for Joe Paterno, say 'it's our time to give back'
• Cumberland Valley School District board to hold special budget meeting Saturday
• Allentown managing director position offered to former city official Fran Dougherty - UPDATE
• Phillipsburg gas odor that forced dozens from homes remains a mystery
• WHP TV web site featuring info about the National Geographic Traveling Map of No...
• Tom Bradley pays respects to Joe Paterno, says he 'will be remembered as a great man'
• Bethlehem teen accused in robbery to be charged as adult
• Penn State Faculty Senate rejects motion expressing no confidence in board
• Governor Corbett Nominates Gary Tennis to Lead Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs
• Dauphin County Judge Todd Hoover appointed to handle Tim Curley, Gary Schultz cases
• More than 10K tickets to Joe Paterno public memorial claimed in 7 minutes
• Joe Paterno fan from Coopersburg leaves husband at home to pay her respects to late coach
• Federal Judge Sylvia Rambo to rule on Harrisburg City Council bankruptcy appeal
• Penn State mourners have three-hour wait to pay respects to Joe Paterno
• Penn State faculty members consider a no-confidence vote in board of trustees
• Those who cannot attend Joe Paterno memorial on Thursday still have options to watch it live
• Beaver Stadium was not a viable option for Joe Paterno memorial, Penn State official says
• Thousands of fans, former and current players show up for Joe Paterno's public viewing
• House Republicans are hosting a State of the Union (SOTU) digital fact check and...
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• The House passed a budget last year. The Senate has failed to act.
• N.J. parole board denies release of Newark mortician who harvested body parts
• Trial continues for Pennsylvania officer in 5-year-old son's fatal shooting
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• Rep. Bill DeWeese needed to use state-paid staffers to win 2006 election, ex-aide says
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• Joe Paterno hoped for victims' justice, son says
• Beaver Stadium: Aglow with Joe?
• Sun to follow morning fog in Harrisburg area, forecasters say
• Man stabbed twice during fight in Jackson Township
• Windows shot out at Carlisle business
• President Obama's State of the Union address expected to focus on economy; Facebook helps find missing N.J. boy - AM news links
• Boy on furlough from juvenile detention center breaks into Upper Mount Bethel Township home, police say
• American Civil Liberties Union gives Gov. Christie mixed grades
• Dent Statement in Advance of the State of the Union Address
• N.J. Dems advance bills lifting parole requirements, job restrictions for convicted felons
• Vehicle overturns on Totts Gap Road in Upper Mount Bethel Township
• Dent to Sit With Democrat Bruce Braley at State of the Union Address
• Central Dauphin School Board approves a $155.4 million preliminary budget for 2012-13
• Gov. Corbett's call for spending freeze gains little traction
• Joe Paterno's final wish, 'Take care of your mom'
• North Whitehall Township appoints first professional manager
• East Penn School Board OKs preliminary budget, 3.2 percent tax increase
• Nazareth mayor scolds chief over television in police department
• Penn State braces for mourners to pay final respects to Joe Paterno
• Nazareth Area School Board adopts preliminary budget that sets tax increase at no more than 2 percent
• Phillipsburg School District to display corporate advertisements in schools
• Phillipsburg gas odor complaints force evacuation of several dozen residents' homes, official says - UPDATE
• Whitehall-Coplay School Board adopts preliminary budget with 3.2 percent tax increase
• Washington Borough Manager Richard Phelan resigns
• Penn State Harrisburg will memorialize Joe Paterno on Tuesday
• Lehigh Valley Development Economic Development Corp. CEO Phil Mitman stepping down - UPDATE
• Derry Township school board passes $53.9 million preliminary budget
• President Barack Obama praises Joe Paterno; Newt Gingrich says Mitt Romney is 'desperate' - PM news links
• Phillipsburg Pistol Club to buy adjacent land from the town
• Middletown council appoints interim borough manager
• At Penn State Lehigh Valley, Joe Paterno's legacy quietly honored
• Bethlehem Area School Board approves preliminary budget with 4 percent tax increase
• Liberty High School Principal JoAnn Durante to retire
• Prosecutor fails to show for hearing of baby sitter charged with burning 2-year-old with lighter; case continued
• Joe Paterno 'at peace' prior to death, son says
• Greenwich Township man gives false name, police say
• Tell us if you're going to Penn State for Joe Paterno services
• Bethlehem Township resident to run for 138th State House District
• President Obama praises Joe Paterno, expresses condolences to family
• Independence Township man headbutts police officer outside strip club, police say
• Senior Deputy Attorney General Kenneth Brown calls State Rep. Bill DeWeese 'a common thief'
• Pa.'s U.S. senators plan to sit together at State of Union to make a point
• Lower Nazareth Township man escapes fire with dog after being alerted by neighbor - UPDATE
• Lower Nazareth Township home burns, no one hurt - UPDATE
• Archdiocese of Philadelphia was 'co-conspirator' in clergy sex abuse, prosecutors say
• Homeless man charged with stealing power tools, possession of heroin
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• Pennsylvania lawmakers honor late Joe Paterno with moments of silence
• Natural gas production in the US will triple by 2035, Energy Information Administration says
• Phillipsburg's South Main Street partially closed
• As Occupy members gather to protest, eviction is evaded on a Harrisburg area farm
• Online petition asks Southwest to change its mind on pulling Orlando flights from HIA
• Couple fight at Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem hotel, possibly over gambling loss
• Warren County 'Fugitive of the Week' arrested in Easton
• Coplay mother and son sold drugs out of their home, police say
• Cumberland County Commissioners add money to preserve farms in 2012 but not as much as advocates sought
• Allentown men tried to slice neighbor's throat during fight, police say
• York County Commissioner Chris Reilly will run for Congress
• Sean Summers, lawyer for Albert Snyder in case against Westboro Baptist Church, announces run for Congress
• Police looking for pair photographed breaking into vending machines in 4 Pennsylvania counties
• Your comments: Is a homeless shelter needed in Phillipsburg?
• Limited tickets and parking available for Joe Paterno services
• PSU basketball coach Patrick Chambers recalls meeting with Joe Paterno in swim trunks diagramming football plays
• Five Questions: Notre Dame High School football coach Chuck Muller discusses his former job with the New Jersey Department of Corrections
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• Spokesman says CBS report that Joe Paterno has passed away is 'absolutely not true'
• As Joe Paterno lies gravely ill, Penn State students begin to gather in vigil
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• Portion of Route 611 northbound in Forks Township closed as crews respond to teetering vehicle
• Hunterdon County governments reorganize
• Crews well-prepared for first snow storm of the season
• Hunterdon County freeholders look for more job cuts
• South Carolina voting in Republican primary today
• Warren and Hunterdon county trails net $128,360 for improvements
• Snow ends but wet weather remains in Harrisburg forecast
• Belvidere Town Council limits trash pickup for residents, debates other changes
• Twenty-two show horses die in Sussex County barn fire
• Surprise! Santorum wins Iowa GOP caucus in recount
• Centenary College students spend New Year's in New Orleans
• Broughal Middle School's after-school programs thriving
• Lebanon Township police charge five when no one claims pot found in car
• Pohatcong Township man indicted on charges of assaulting Warren Hospital workers
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• Warren County grand jury indicts Phillipsburg man who allegedly stole DJ turntable
• Snow fails to stir, hinder many midstate residents
• Disabled tractor trailer blocking traffic on Interstate 80 in Knowlton Township
• Driver cited for I-78 crash that closed highway this morning
• Catherine Tertusek, longtime cashier at the former Two Guys in Bethlehem - Obituaries today
• Humane Society says it will take dogs without contract; city says status quo okay
• Palmyra police looking for runaway teen missing for past week
• It was 3 to 4 inches of snow in my area ... what about you?
• North Warren Regional School District students surprised by brother home from Afghanistan
• I-78 East reopens after tractor trailer crash - UPDATE
• Gov. Corbett plays unique role on Penn State's board of trustees
• Newt Gingrich's sisters come to his defense after ex-wife's open-marriage claims
• How much snow fell in central Pennsylvania?
• New Susquehanna Township School District sidewalk helps students avoid narrow lane
• Patriot-News deliveries delayed in some areas
• Penn State board of trustees' new leaders vow for change and openness
• American Red Cross plans health series and safety courses in Lebanon
• Fire out at Hersheypark Arena complex
• Penn State students want to hear from, talk to trustees
• Pa. interstates and mass transportion brace for snowfall
• Nazareth community rallies around star athlete Chuck Dibilio
• Crews responding to fire at Hersheypark Arena
• Hanover Township, Northampton County declares snow emergency
• Penn State trustee says there's no timetable for internal investigation into Sandusky allegations
• Sixth Street Shelter of Allentown expansion plans postponed
• Turkish men arraigned on charges of cheating at Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem
• Allentown City Council schedules public interviews for vacancy candidates
• AirTran pulls out of Lehigh Valley International Airport
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court says prosecutors' salaries can't be part of court costs
• Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski declares 2012 'our year of promise'
• Penn State Board of Trustees elects new president and vice chair
• Springsteen's 'wrecking ball' to swing through Newark before European tour, sources say
• U.S. Marine from N.J. among 6 victims of helicopter crash in Afghanistan
• Neighbor, customer at BP gas station were first to notify police of shooting
• Phillipsburg man claims co-worker's alleged theft from business led him to ram car
• Hellertown couple accused of making meth in home agree to plea deals
• Warren County Technical School students cut school's energy costs
• Bethlehem gets federal grant to continue Eastern Gateway redevelopment
• South Lebanon Township investigating accident
• Nazareth area churches plan Unity Sunday worship
• Forks supervisors disband department committee meetings for single workshop
• Families of Allentown explosion victims file wrongful death lawsuit
• Judge rejects prosecution's efforts to block potential jurors from learning Tyler Clementi committed suicide
• Pen Argyl Area School District asks Colonial League members to honor ban against father
• Bath man admits sexting girl, fondling her on fishing trip
• Easton woman's no contest plea to Bethlehem arson tossed by judge
• Bethlehem man sent to state prison for wrecking car, property
• Harrisburg thieves are targeting steel sewer inlet grates, sinkhole covers to sell to scrapyards
• Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic to meet with school board committee Monday
• Ex-Penn State assistant coaches to get $4.4 M in severance
• Apple pushes into education with technology and content developed in Harrisburg
• Southwest Airlines' pulling AirTran from HIA Aug. 12 means the loss of daily nonstop flights to Orlando
• Harrisburg police have new rule for stray dogs
• Wilson Borough woman sues over drunken-driving related brain injury
• Prosecutors can use evidence found in search after home invasion at alleged drug dealer's apartment, judge rules
• Remembering: Julia Cox McCarter was devoted to trauma prevention and organ donation
• Harrisburg woman crashes car into man crossing street, charged with attempted homicide
• City prepares for moderate snowfall
• Governor Corbett, Senate Majority Leader Pileggi Address Fiscal Situation in Chester Upland School District
• Allentown School Board gives thumbs up to new alternative school, but questions remain
• Harrisburg narrows search for Wild West artifacts auctioneer
• Harrisburg radio station switches to contemporary country format
• Glen Gardner man charged with sexually assaulting child
• Penn State board of trustees elects banking executive Karen Peetz as president
• Police investigate cut phone lines at two Lemoyne businesses
• Generators stolen from Lemoyne scrap yard
• Pennsylvania brothers face charges after brawl over a broken bong, police say
• Penbrook man charged with 76 counts of possessing child pornography
• Bethlehem Mayor John Callahan joins gay marriage initiative
• Old Country Buffet closes in Hampden Township
• Woman charged with neglect following investigation in Silver Spring Township
• Hometown Family Restaurant in Palmyra deals in special requests
• Closed Friendly's restaurants include three in Harrisburg Pennsylvania area
• Critz Statement on House Judiciary Committee Announcement to Delay SOPA Legislation
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• Monroe County woman injured when vehicle hits tree
• 3 to 5 inches of snow expected to hit the midstate
• Police: Carlisle man arrested for heroin possession
• Penn State trustees say they 'met their responsibilities' in wake of scandal; Hospital bed catches fire at Lower Bucks - AM news links
• Man killed in Perry County logging accident
• Police investigate theft of generator in Allen Township
• Not in my state! N.J. court rules towns can reject adult entertainment, citing locations in other states
• Mild winter so far for N.J., but snow might loom on horizon
• Preliminary West Shore School District budget cuts Latin, middle school languages, many librarians
• Harrisburg building once considered as potential site for National African American Culture Center might be in danger of disappearing
• Newt Gingrich's ex-wife shakes up campaign with talk of open-marriage request
• Humane Society director wants Harrisburg police to investigate animal control officer
• With divergent views, Unitarian, Roman Catholic churches plan events to mark Roe v. Wade anniversary
• Hummelstown taxes to increase
• No apologies: Penn State trustees say they 'met their responsibilities' in wake of Jerry Sandusky scandal
• ArtsQuest requests Northampton County keep its $1 million pledge
• New Greenwich Township mayor calls committeewoman a 'bully'
• Allentown School Board approves preliminary budget with 7.37 percent tax hike, but vows to lower it
• Forks Township supervisors want plan from developer Gary Strausser before taking control of road
• Portions of Gracedale's basement shuttered after tests find asbestos
• Harrisburg doesn't have health inspector, so many restaurants weren't inspected
• Susquehanna-Roseland power line companies offer land to park service
• Phillipsburg assistant freshmen football coach enters probationary program on drug charge
• Allentown arena-area office complex announces first tenant
• Oxford Township holds off on termination of lease agreement
• Belvidere man charged in several burglaries, thefts rejects plea deal
• Allentown School District asks judge to dismiss lawsuit over elementary school rapes
• Mack Trucks fire in Lower Macungie Township prompts evacuation, halts production
• Shawnee Elementary School students learn about Martin Luther King Jr.
• Moore Township man's death deemed suspicious, under investigation
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., woman accused in Christmas Day stabbing gives up right to hearing
• Suspects in BP gas station shooting make first formal appearance in court
• Wegmans ranks fourth on Fortune magazine's list of best places to work
• St. Luke's Hospital Allentown campus traffic changes approved, despite resident objections
• LSI Corp. cuts workers at Lehigh Valley plant
• Allentown seniors, low-income families can seek garbage bill exemption
• N.J. Supreme Court: Towns have right to deny strip clubs by sending patrons to other states
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• Easton woman accused of biting, scratching police officer
• Penn State trustees defend decisions to fire Joe Paterno and Graham Spanier, say they owe no apologies
• Bethlehem Area School District employee, accused of masturbating while driving, faces trial
• Capital City Airport could be biggest loser if Pentagon moves helicopter training school to Arizona
• Easton police charge homeless man with using stolen credit card
• EPA announces new testing and fresh water for Dimock
• Bethlehem home riddled with spray paint
• Steel plant to begin $54 million upgrade this month
• Carlisle mayor applicants go from seven to six
• Hellertown son and mother arraigned on multiple charges following search
• Altmire Pushes for Approval of the Keystone XL Pipeline
• Allentown hires four new police officers, bringing total force to 200
• New midstate group seeks to undo effects of Citizens United v. FEC
• Duncannon man accused in fatal hunting accident withdraws guilty plea; will take chances in court
• Altmire Continues to Push for Shell Facility in Western Pennsylvania
• Cumberland County Commissioner Jim Hertzler: make public meetings more convenient for citizens to attend
• Chester County woman claiming to rescue horses is quoted as saying 'every one of them is dead'
• Groups ask Cumberland County commissioners to spend more to preserve farms
• Middletown councilwoman Diana McGlone resigned, council will appoint replacement
• Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education still mulling over Gov. Tom Corbett's request to give back 5 percent of its state funding
• Jury selected for Rep. Bill DeWeese's public corruption trial
• Questions of the week: Pennsylvania Farm Show parking fees, 'safe passing' laws for bicyclists
• Man sentenced to weekends in jail for posting homemade sex video online
• 'More must be done' to uncover what happened with Harrisburg Incinerator financing, Brad Koplinski says
• Pennsylvania couple who donated nearly $10,000 in gold coins to Salvation Army identified
• Pennsylvania man whose outbursts prompted judge to tape his mouth shut found guilty of assaulting prison guard
• Rick Santorum's plan to cut taxes would swell federal budget deficit by $900B, study shows
• Critz Joins Armed Services Subcommittee on Oversight & Investigations
• Jerry Sandusky's next court date is no longer March 22; attorney files 21-page motion for evidence
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry says he's dropping out of presidential race
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• Hampton man charged with spitting on man and his car in Greenwich Township
• First-time unemployment filings plunge to 352,000
• Free dental exams and sealants for kids this weekend
• Bangor beating suspect waives hearing, attempted homicide charge sent to Northampton County Court
• Phillipsburg BP gas station killing details emerge
• Governor Corbett Invites Nominations for Citizen Service Awards
• Get a $50 bill just for filing your taxes!
• Traffic reduced to single lane on Carlisle Pike at Route 114 for work on traffic signal
• Rick Perry to drop out of campaign today, CNN is reporting
• Penn State trustees could barely remember May briefing about Jerry Sandusky scandal
• Stop Online Piracy Act denounced by local congressmen
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• Upper Mount Bethel Township resident not hurt in ice-related accident in Lower Mount Bethel Township
• Three arrested in Steelton assault, robbery
• Shot fired in uptown Harrisburg robbery attempt; bullet hits city taxi
• Missing Perry County woman is found in good condition, police say
• Arrest made in Lemoyne apartment burglary
• Highlands Council expected to green-light N.J. gas pipeline
• Harrisburg police chief is on the hunt for whoever talked to the media about Harrisburg's stray dogs
• Audit details how incinerator financing led Harrisburg into black hole of debt
• Man uses East Allen Township man's debit card to buy months worth of cable TV, police charge
• After 35 years, Ronald Paul is retiring as Lower Swatara Twp. manager
• Upper Allen, Mechanicsburg urge redistricting plan to be redrawn
• Platts' retirement sets up free-for-all for seat in Congress
• Are we ready for a blackout? Pennsylvania PUC talks about planning for emergencies
• Need help paying for college? HACC can provide answers
• In the Rose Lehrman Art Gallery: ‘Asparagus, Houses and Floating Constructions’
• It looks like business as usual Friday for Penn State board of trustees
• Construction bids to go out for Tuskes Park trail in Upper Nazareth
• Slate Belt residents share views on proposed trail connecting Portland and Delaware Water Gap
• Allentown EMS director resigns one month after pushing for controversial squad overhaul
• Allentown School District taxes could go up as much as 7.37 percent
• Warren County Prosecutor's Office investigating landfill allegations
• Fire reported at the Trexler Park Manor in South Whitehall Township
• Lehigh, Northampton and Warren counties included in hazardous weather outlook for weekend
• Harrisburg receiver addresses the public
• Phillipsburg man rapes sleeping female co-worker in Easton, police say
• Ocean Spray plan recommended for preliminary final approval in Upper Macungie Township
• Northampton County, union set to approve three-year contract
• Hackettstown School Board to review options to shed Xerox contract
• Calls grow for Supreme Court Justice Melvin to resign
• Gracedale's potential profits could stay at nursing home under proposed ordinance
• Northampton County Council wants its own financial adviser for swaption
• Bethlehem Area School District considering reverse tax appeals
• Woman charged with lying about rescuing unwanted horses, instead sending them to slaughter
• Dan's Camera City adding location in Lower Nazareth Township
• The Shoppes at Sands to add only five new stores in February
• Phillipsburg woman charged after allegedly crashing into two unoccupied vehicles, eluding police
• Bethlehem Area School District won't trademark Hurricanes and Patriots
• Stop Online Piracy Act denounced by local congressmen
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem tops Pennsylvania casinos in 2011 revenue growth
• Allentown fire 'accidental,' displaces four residents, officials say
• Bangor man showed 'super human' strength in fight over shotgun taken from police vehicle, officer testifies
• Lemoyne businessman gets federal probation for embezzlement from employee IRAs
• As top aide pleads guilty, jury selection continues in political corruption trial of former House Speaker Bill DeWeese
• Palmyra man gets prison term for Lebanon County crash that killed PennDOT worker
• Keystone pipeline plan was too rushed, Obama says; Gingrich calls defeat 'stupid'
• Allentown receives $120,000 award for childhood obesity prevention program
• Reading man accused of speeding now heads to Puerto Rico on attempted murder charges
• Parkland School Board delays action on plan to put ads in buses
• Pennsylvania Rep. Ronald Marsico to seek 12th term in the state House
• Bail quadrupled for man accused of beating N.J. cop after Rangers-Flyers game
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• No charges filed in fatal shooting at Adams County gun shop
• Your comments: Should businesses be encouraged to develop along Route 611 or is flooding too much of a problem in the area?
• Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare aide quits to keep his outside job as editor of conservative journal
• Middletown's manager, Ron Mull, hired by Bloomsburg, officials say
• Fire at Ace's Inn in Middle Paxton ruled accidental
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• Middletown Borough Manager Ron Mull has resigned
• Police investigate midtown Harrisburg burglary
• Forensic audit: Harrisburg and other guarantors of city debt received significant fees
• Chemicals that briefly turned Allegheny River purple don't pose a threat, officials say
• Top aide pleads guilty amid jury selection for ex-House Speaker Bill DeWeese's corruption trial
• Franklin County man waives hearing after allegedly drilling a hole in another man's face
• Pennsylvania girl, 8, calls 911 after mom loses consciousness while on drugs, police say
• Palmyra Area School Board proposes 3.4 percent tax increase
• Harrisburg Authority releases findings of incinerator forensic audit in 133-page report
• Suspect wanted in shooting of Harrisburg teen surrenders
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• Clinton Township retains lawyer to address Transco pipeline
• Your comments: Are the SOPA and PIPA website blackouts affecting you?
• Harrisburg Authority to release incinerator forensic audit report today
• In speech, Gov. Christie challenges N.J. Democrats on taxes, education reform
• Pennsylvania may soon join other states with 'safe passing' laws to protect bicyclists
• Weisenberg Township family members lose $102,000 to thief who stole from bank accounts
• Lebanon County judge sentences drunken driver who killed teen to 12 1/2 to 40 years in prison
• Critz: Argon ST Awarded $14.8 million Navy Contract
• Obituaries: Peggy O'Kelly Lickel, Harrisburg Optimist Club's Smile Queen
• Car hits pole in Upper Nazareth Township, no one hurt, authorities report - UPDATE
• Traffic clears after accident on Route 22 West at Route 191 in Bethlehem Township, Pa. - UPDATE
• Carlisle man accused in fight involving flower pot
• Your comments: Are the SOPA and PIPA website blackouts affecting you?
• Republican Pat Toomey and Democrat Bob Casey to sit next to each other during State of the Union
• Robber armed with steel rebar robs West Shore 7-Eleven of cigarettes
• Firefighters battling blaze at Dauphin County bar
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson's aides caught in budget fight with City Council
• Wikipedia editors question site's blackout in protest of SOPA, PIPA legislation
• Perry County man accused of lying about being punched in the face
• Bethlehem Area School Board to vote on transportation review
• Phillipsburg chief financial officer dies at 56
• Wikipedia, Google go after SOPA, PIPA piracy legislation in Congress - Internet blackout news links
• Pen Argyl man cited for allegedly harassing students is barred from school district events
• President Puts Ideology Before Jobs and Country
• Dent Statement on the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA)
• Harrisburg City Council members call for renegotiating union contracts
• Steelton Borough Council hires company to provide ambulance service
• Kennel question continues to dog Harrisburg
• Pennsylvania Department of Health report shows decline in abortions; groups credit resources available to women
• Lehigh County Commissioners committee recommends Mike Schware for vacancy
• U.S. Rep. Todd Platts, R-Pa., imposes his own term limit in Congress
• Suspects in fatal robbery at Phillipsburg gas station head to Warren County on murder charges
• Mansfield Township officials approve controversial solar project
• Bethlehem Area School District institutes charter school review
• Allentown teachers approve three-year contract proposal
• Cumberland Valley School District panel to discuss school overcrowding
• Bethlehem Area School District audit holds good news
• Bethlehem City Council fills planning, zoning boards
• United Way of Carlisle and Cumberland County raises $1.51 million
• Williams Township votes to stop defending tax collection lawsuit involving Chrin Brothers, Inc.
• New Jersey's newest laws: School elections are moving, wine ships to homes
• Easton Area School District survey finds parents concerned about officials' decision-making
• Local coalition rallies against Gov. Tom Corbett's budget freeze
• Allentown Managing Director Ken Bennington announces resignation - UPDATE
• Lehigh Carbon Community College to host Disney program information sessions
• Fulton Financial Corp. earnings per share rise 12.5 percent
• Monroe County man allegedly led police on high-speed chase with child in the car
• Bethlehem man threatened to 'kill everyone' in his mother's house, police say
• Pa. Sen. Jake Corman chokes up as he honors Joe Paterno on Senate floor
• Live video: Christie's 2012 State of the State address
• Bethlehem developer announces tenants for future Park Plaza at Sullivan Trail
• Two injured in Route 22 crash in Palmer Township
• Pennsylvania Rep. Scott Perry, Sen. Mike Waugh among names being discussed for Todd Platts' seat in Congress
• Pennsylvania Sen. Jake Corman chokes up as he praises former Penn State coach Joe Paterno's accomplishments
• Truck crash snarls rush-hour traffic on I-83, Route 581
• Federal judge orders release of convicted murderer from Harrisburg after 16 years in prison
• This winter could be one of the warmest in Harrisburg area history
• Parkland School District wants to sell ad space inside buses
• Pentagon wants to move Lakota pilot training school from Capital City Airport to Arizona
• Hunter mistakes Pennsylvania man for wild game, shoots him with an arrow, game commission says
• Cruise ship wreck death toll climbs; Hunterdon County hunter falls from tree - PM news links
• Bethlehem man stole Lehigh County employee's laptop, police say
• Gov. Christie proposes 10 percent N.J. income tax reduction
• Oxford Township man allegedly assaults Warren Hospital security officers
• ***Video: Thompson Discusses Importance of STEP Act Becoming Law with WICU News***
• Penn State University to post fees paid for crisis-related hirings online
• Rep. Todd Platts announces he will retire from Congress after current term
• Harrisburg to send stray dogs to temporary shelter at incinerator
• Jan. 30 is the deadline to submit ideas for $50,000 Marcellus Shale contest
• Pennsylvania lawmakers seek constitutional change to remove political motivations from the attorney general's office in wake of Jerry Sandusky scandal
• Wikipedia to be blacked out over SOPA and PIPA anti-piracy bills
• Electricity out in areas of Middletown Tuesday afternoon
• Critz Plans Petition/Appeals Events for Local Post Offices Targeted for Closure
• Advisory Council on Privatization and Innovation Holds First Meeting
• Critz: Johnstown Flood National Memorial Receives $175k Grant for Purchase of Wheelchair Accessible Bus
• Harrisburg DJs 'Chris-cross' in local rock station role switches
• Harrisburg controller: Firemen highest paid city employees in 2011
• Governor Corbett Visits Future Site of Endo Pharmaceuticals HQ; Praises Company for its Continued Commitment to Pennsylvania
• West Shore Regional Police looking for man they say stole vodka in Lemoyne
• Hershey Co. notifies workers of possible layoffs as production winds down
• Wikipedia blackout planned for Wednesday
• Penn State general counsel Cynthia Baldwin is leaving
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• Critz to Host Telephone Town Hall for Seniors in Allegheny, Cambria, Somerset and Westmoreland Counties
• Penn State's first in-house counsel, former justice Cynthia Baldwin, steps down
• Joe Paterno interview reaction ranges from praise to vilification
• Obituaries: Rosalyn Chizack of Harrisburg, a Mitzvah Hero for volunteer work
• Penn State-Sandusky scandal emails to trustees boast of 'taking control of the narrative'
• Trial set to resume in N.J. schoolyard murders
• Trial to resume in Giants Stadium escalator suit
• Woman gives birth on transit bus in Pittsburgh
• Neshaminy teachers say they'll return to work
• Central Pennsylvania school district pays settlement over harassment claim
• Gov. Christie in action: State of the State address, busy day in Trenton to come
• Today marks the opening day of the Second Session of the 112th Congress.
• Bullet crashes through window of Lebanon County family's home
• Missing Perry County woman may be in danger, police say
• Medical office window shot out with BB in Dauphin County
• Susquehanna Township School District recently paid $600K to settle student's sexual assault claim
• Port Authority cops help deliver baby on PATH train; Be prepared before hiring a tax preparer - AM news links
• Route 22 West closed at 25th Street in Palmer Township for accident
• Slippery roads for morning commute, some schools have delayed opening
• Mansfield Township is convinced to relook at solar project
• Penn State President Rodney Erickson frustrates alumni, pleases trustees
• Camp Hill School District to seek exceptions to go over 1.7 percent tax increase allowed by state
• Evangelical leaders' endorsement might spark surge for Rick Santorum in South Carolina GOP primary
• Fuel transfer to snowed-in Alaska town to begin; Pennsylvania Farm Show breaks records - PM news links
• Stray dog policy remains in effect for Harrisburg
• Wilson Area School District's preliminary budget includes tax increase
• Belvidere Town Council appoints John Leonardis to vacant council seat
• Several people injured in Hanover Township, Northampton County, three-vehicle accident - UPDATE
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., officials approve major developments in Route 33 corridor
• Students pay tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. message and oratory skills at Greater Shiloh Church ceremony
• Palmer Township eliminates community center position
• Slate Belt Chamber of Commerce looks to spark business along Route 611
• Volunteers help create art garden in Harrisburg during Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service
• Kermit R. Dietrich, was employed as a sales and parts manager at the former Dietrich Chevrolet in Bangor until retiring - obituaries today
• Thefts, harassment, threats reported by Bethlehem police
• Man stabbed during fight in Bethlehem; second victim knocked out - UPDATE
• Freezing rain could make travel tonight hazardous, according to the National Weather Service
• York County businessman announces bid for state Sen. Jeffrey Piccola's Senate seat
• PPL Corp. may build 7-mile power line despite environmental concerns, court rules
• Allen Township woman allegedly forged checks
• Reverend says 'let justice roll' at Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast
• Bethlehem Winter Restaurant Week attracts a record 32 participating restaurants
• Allentown hockey arena website launched showing real-time demolition footage
• Death of Pennsylvania man found in ditch along Route 33 ruled an accidental drowning
• East Pennsboro Township woman nearly loses her home over error made by Citimortgage
• Obituaries: Mary Hallgren, sang in trio that performed at Hersheypark and on radio
• Mansfield Township shoplifter caught after losing his shoes, police report
• Hershey Co. launches new variety of Jolly Rancher hard candies
• Ed Potosnak no longer challenging Leonard Lance as congressional candidate
• Police charge two in scheme to fraudulently obtain prescription drugs in Blairstown Township
• Holy Spirit Carlisle Center will open its imaging and lab services on Wednesday
• Sussex County man was allegedly drunk when he collided with motorcycle on Route 517 in Allamuchy Township
• Jury selection slated to begin in Bonusgate public corruption case against Rep. Bill DeWeese
• Two civilians who disarmed suicidal man Sunday and the responding police called 'heroic'
• Harrisburg homicide victim had extensive criminal record involving drugs, gun crime
• Harrisburg-area home prices fall 5.4 percent in 2011
• MLK Breakfast & Career Expo focuses on message of needing resilience in the current job market
• Men take shoes, assault Bethlehem man Sunday morning
• Republicans seeking Doug Reichley's old seat to debate in Emmaus
• Jon Huntsman quits GOP race, endorses Mitt Romney as man 'best equipped to defeat Obama'
• Five Questions: Jacobsburg Historical Society director discusses her role in preserving history
• Trial starting in New Jersey police officer's killing
• Pennsylvania Farm Show brings record crowds, parking and food sales
• Manatee mailbox missing in Upper Allen Township
• Electrical fire leaves 13 people homeless in Shippensburg
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech: Video
• Rick Santorum mixes academia into presidential campaign speeches
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s image is evolving in 44 years since his assassination
• Kevin Kane, former Phillipsburg teacher facing charges in OxyContin drug ring, slated for court in late February
• Monroe County man allegedly torches barn at site of crash that killed son
• Cruise ship owners blame human error as death toll rises; Republican Jon Huntsman to quit presidential race - AM news links
• Governor Corbett Helps to Launch MLK Day of Service in Harrisburg
• Vote due on New Jersey Highlands pipeline project
• 2 years after being approved, N.J. medical marijuana program still at seedling stage
• Copper wire, coil among items stolen from Upper Allen construction site
• Police look for burglar who tried to kill Perry County pigs
• Perry County boy accused of assaulting 5 people
• What's open and closed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day?
• Easton Area High School students learn from tree rings
• Martin Luther King Jr. honored at First Baptist Church of Anderson
• Northampton County assistant district attorney wants to make a difference
• West Shore police, other departments seek vodka thief
• Campaign officials: Jon Huntsman to quit GOP race
• Alpha Borough and Greenwich Township complete shared service agreement for CFO
• Harrisburg police say man's slaying was probably drug-related
• Cruise ship disaster conjures up Titanic memories
• Bethlehem Area Education Foundation searching for executive director
• Harrisburg homeless shelter seeks stronger defense against violence
• FiOS, Newport TV reach deal that ends blackout, but not in time for Ravens fans
• For Pennsylvania, African-Americans hold a small number of posts in Congress, state and local government
• Phillipsburg BP gas station attendant remembered in outdoor vigil
• Residents worry new Reservoir Park trail in Highspire will cause problems
• Pennsylvania seeks No Child Left Behind waiver
• Ronald McDonald House Family Room volunteer helps families in crisis
• Harrisburg man shot to death during home invasion robbery
• Allison Hill man shot in leg, treated at hospital
• Man armed with hammer robs Harrisburg bar
• Penn State alumni focus on Paterno not surprising, psychologist says
• Harrisburg uptown man killed during home invasion, robbery
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. remembered on his 83rd birthday
• Franklin Township, Warren County, site of rollover accident - UPDATE
• Some Washington and Lee students want the university to not hold classes on Martin Luther King holiday
• Williams Township crash early Sunday morning totals car
• Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra, guest soloist Wu combine for 'thoroughly satisfying' concert
• Penn State town hall meetings become rallies for Paterno backers
• Nazareth community rallies behind 8-year-old's wish to collect 1,000 pairs of shoes for the needy
• Former Penn State football coach Joe Paterno breaks silence
• Democrats struggle to reach consensus on attorney general candidate
• Vendors find early success at winter SteelStacks Farmers Market
• State court upholds Forks Township decision to limit development in farmland zone
• Schools step in to alleviate stress poor students face
• Bethlehem organizers find interest to move forward with grocery co-op
• Nancy Eshelman: Millersburg woman has spent 4 long years trying to adopt Indian boy and return home
• Lehigh County mentor program works to get struggling veterans on track
• Blairstown motorcyclist killed in collision on Route 94 in Knowlton Township
• Northampton County Bar Association wants Easton's federal court back in session
• Verizon's FiOS customers will be without NFL playoffs this weekened
• Belvidere in 'deep trouble' because of $200,000-plus budget shortfall
• Red Mill Museum's Revolutionary War series returns
• Centenary College valedictorian finds inspiration from her past
• Joe Paterno speaks out about Penn State scandal; little-known Martin Luther King Jr. recording found - PM news links
• Joe Paterno speaks for 1st time since firing
• Frenchtown's Ron Sworen reflects on 16 years as mayor
• Bethlehem Area Public Library now offering video games
• Phillipsburg police Detective James P. Stettner II used duty gun in Alpha cemetery shooting, attorney says
• Janice E. Cook, a waitress and cosmetologist - Obituaries today
• Route 33 crash leaves one man dead, woman severely injured
• 8 Hunterdon county children diagnosed with whooping cough were behind on vaccines
• Paternos gave another $100,000 donation to Penn State in December
• Wounded veterans: Stories of four men whose courage extends beyond the battlefield
• Wounded veterans: For Army Sgt. Bob Casler, nightmares from the battlefield linger
• Wounded veterans: 'It's been a long road' to recovery for Sgt. Maj. George Holmes
• Wounded veterans: Boiling Springs resident Christopher Yasher 'did what I could do when I was asked to do it'
• Wounded veterans: U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Chris Bain spent 3 years at Walter Reed Army Medical Center
• Wife of deceased N.J. Assembly Minority Leader Alex DeCroce hopes to fill his seat, sources say
• Lebanon police looking for two men who robbed MPL Properties
• Ship aground off Italy; 3 bodies found, 69 missing
• Palmyra police looking for man who held up Turkey Hill
• Costa Concordia cruise ship runs aground in Italy, at least three dead
• Authorities recover ring stolen from Phillipsburg BP gas station attendant during fatal robbery
• Some Easton Area School Board members want more time for public comment
• Some Harrisburg-area TV channels go black on Verizon's FiOS
• New Jersey man allegedly stole cash from purse at Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem
• Catasauqua Area School Board to hear more testimony from Medical Academy organizers
• Lebanon County incumbent seeks to retain Pennsylvania House seat
• Allentown School District teachers contract proposal includes one-year pay freeze, then raises
• Lehigh Valley Bloggers Night to bring together community bloggers
• Walter E. Beam, a retired self-employed accountant - Obituaries today
• Catasauqua Area schools earn Keystone Achievement Awards
• Focus back on basketball at Harrisburg High School
• Lower Saucon Township police investigating theft of $2,250 in change
• High cost puts Upper Saucon, Southern Lehigh plan for road improvements on hold
• Allentown City Council vacancy draws 12 applicants
• GenOn Energy appeals EPA ruling on Portland Generating Station
• Holstein owned by Carlisle man, partners wins Pennsylvania Farm Show's top cow honors for 2nd straight year
• Senator Pat Toomey supports farmers during trip to Pennsylvania Farm Show
• Penn State president meets with New York City alumni, questioned about Joe Paterno's firing
• Nazareth Area Memorial Library wants to hear from teen patrons
• Marissa Mark sent to prison for hiring hitman online to kill romantic rival
• Pen Argyl man allegedly harassed borough high school's basketball team online
• Farm Show Notebook: Alpacas, tractor square dancing draw crowds
• Lawmakers ask Education Commissioner Cerf to extend background check deadline
• Bethlehem Controller Meg Holland to resign
• Superintendent Dan Sheats leaving the Susquenita School District; board seeks replacement
• Money fight might threaten Great Escape movie theater at Harrisburg Mall
• Phillipsburg BP gas station murder suspect not fighting extradition from Allentown
• The State Museum will be hosting the biggest map you've ever seen when National...
• Carlisle Borough Council approves ordinance with additional requirements for landlords
• Dickinson Twp. objection could delay final approval of boundary line between Dickinson and South Middleton townships
• Jill Seaman sentenced to 9 to 23 months in prison for Computergate case convictions
• The Second Mile, Jerry Sandusky's charity, to sell 60-acre site where educational center was being constructed
• Allentown man's marijuana cache can be used as evidence against him, state court rules
• Verizon FiOS customers have options to replace lost stations
• City teen shot Thursday night is cousin of man shot at Harrisburg High School basketball game
• Bushkill Township man, 46, sentenced for molesting 12-year-old girl
• Easton man on the lam for 25 years sentenced for escape
• Swatara Township Police arrest man for alleged sexual assault against minor
• Anthony Elonis' defense attorney quits, claims client relationship is 'broken'
• Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno to speak publicly for first time since being fired
• Three men indicted on charges of selling drugs near Washington elementary school
• Joe Paterno back in hospital due to minor complications from cancer treatments, family says
• Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno is back in hospital for observation, family says
• Teen charged for robbery, possession of weapon on school bus
• Carlisle's Sean Shultz joins list of those who want to be the next mayor
• Warren County Pollution Control Financing Authority changes ash-disposal pact
• Critz: Permit Reissued for Cumberland Mine
• Altmire Announces Grant for Beaver Falls Fire Department
• Gov. Christie among mourners at funeral of Assemblyman Alex DeCroce
• I am also pleased to announce that the Farmington Volunteer Fire Department of F...
• I am pleased to announce that Blair County first responders have been awarded a...
• Residents of Pennsylvania town at center of gas drilling fight want EPA chief to send fresh water
• Gas prices continue rising, could eclipse $4 a gallon by summer, experts say
• Governor Corbett Announces Nominations, Appointments
• Monroe County man allegedly distributed child pornography
• Penn State's Erickson finds more outrage in meeting in suburban Philadelphia
• Teen shot in Harrisburg Thursday night
• Harrisburg TV stations blacked out on Verizon FiOS network
• Exxon gas station in Washington robbed, 1 injured
• Pennsylvania animal shelter owner collected money to euthanize dogs that never existed, police say
• Monroe County man arraigned on charges of dealing crack cocaine in Wind Gap
• Chris Christie, Oprah talk about weight, love, politics
• Alleged Bethlehem bank robber waives preliminary hearing
• Prosthetic penis led to Pennsylvania woman's firing, lawsuit claims
• National Weather Service issues midstate wind advisory
• Getting deal done quickly was key in Harrisburg Incinerator loan, lawyer says
• Rep. Barletta endorses Santorum's presidential bid
• Natalee Holloway declared legally dead by Alabama judge; NYPD suspects veteran officer of moonlighting as pimp - AM news links
• Your comments: Do red light cameras increase safety or are they primarily moneymakers?
• 48-foot long truck trailer stolen in Carlisle
• Hackettstown school board to choose new superintendent together
• Warren County men accused of accepting $385K in kickbacks from Jersey City construction companies, suppliers
• Carlisle residents weigh in on what they want in next mayor
• Tim Tebow's public expressions of Christian beliefs ignite conversation about faith and its role in sports
• Gov. Tom Corbett signals he plans to hang around, says Marcellus Shale gas fee negotiations are progressing
• West Shore School Board struggles to balance budget; plans to keep sports teams; drop some language instruction
• Pennsylvania Farm Show visitors 'don't begrudge the farmer one bit' for rise in food prices
• Warren County releases second landfill investigation letter: Attorney alleges power grabs and environmental concerns
• Moravian Hall Square steps closer to building Upper Nazareth age-restricted community
• Harrisburg City Council overrides Mayor Linda Thompson's budget veto, rejects mayor's bid to sell late taxes
• Warren County school board members among those facing removal for not doing background check
• Allentown resident unknowingly housed Phillipsburg BP gas station murder suspects
• Proposed Salisbury Township charter school curriculum crafted
• Northampton Community College proposes raising tuition and fees by $5 per credit
• Allentown campaign office for President Barack Obama opens on Linden Street
• Southern Lehigh officials OK contract for air conditioning work at high school
• Palmer Township approves new public works building
• Harrisburg police reviewing officer's possible use of excessive force caught on video
• Greater Easton Development Partnership piecing together Main Street funding
• Phillipsburg BP gas station murder leads to arrests of four people on felony murder charges - UPDATE
• N.J. officials tell 200 school board members to step down after failing to complete background check
• Bethlehem man caught trying to break into hookah lounge gets time served
• Nazareth officials must pay police back pay, arbitrator says
• Joe Paterno's son releases statement after Penn State board of trustees issues one on the firing of the legendary coach
• Wind Gap man who fought a Plainfield Township cop gets up to 18 months in prison
• Two Monroe County women indicted in robbery of Hope Township man at Econo-Court Motel
• Tyler Henderson, 24-year-old Steelton native, killed in California
• Live coverage: Penn State President Rodney Erickson meets with alumni in Philadelphia
• Somebody Do Something: Who turned off the lights at Routes 33 and 512 in Wind Gap?
• Palmer Township man accused of causing deadly Route 22 accident waives hearing on new charge
• Area Ben Franklin organization issues $100,000 to local companies
• Pennsylvania beer distributors quietly extend Sunday hours under bill signed by Gov. Tom Corbett
• Pennsylvania Education Secretary Ronald Tomalis asks for relief from No Child Left Behind requirements
• Help available to determine earned income tax credit eligibility
• Altmire, Doyle Announce $3.5 Million Grant for University Transportation Center
• Horse dies at Pennsylvania Farm Show
• Spring Creek Rehabilitation and Health Care Center enacts partial quarantine to combat flu virus
• Gov. Tom Corbett to speak at Martin Luther King Jr. Day event
• Hackettstown government marks several changes in the new year
• Allentown School District security guard says he was fired for physically escorting student from building
• Farm Show notebook: Horse collapses, dies during pulling contest; local youth win fleece-to-shawl competition
• Bethlehem man punches ill girlfriend, police say, because she refused to cook
• Bethlehem teen accused of stealing girl's computer
• Pennsylvania Labor Relatons Board rules in favor of Roseto borough
• Dauphin County youth wins top Farm Show prize for dairy goat
• Harrisburg business owner indicted on health care fraud charges
• Gov. Chris Christie reschedules State of the State address
• West Shore School Board to consider controversial program changes tonight
• Two men rob 83-year-old business owner at Harrisburg barber shop, police say
• Snow flurries in the forecast for Harrisburg area late tonight, into Friday morning
• Derry Township launches $7 million stormwater control project
• Penn State alumni event planned in Philadelphia as an alternative to university President Rodney Erickson's town hall meeting
• Pennsylvania man killed 3 teens over feud involving his stepsons, police say
• Second-place sheep-to-shawl winners sell shawl for $1,850
• Milton Hershey School is building 4 new student homes to continue 'measured, steady growth,' official says
• Pittsburgh mayor Luke Ravenstahl is selling Tim Tebow jersey for charity
• Pennsylvania man who called mom for gas after assualting a woman pleads guilty
• Bushkill Township home burns, no one injured
• Nazareth area man faces driving under influence of drugs charge after Bangor accident, police report
• Penn State University alumni still upset; Talks will Taliban still possible - AM news links
• CORRECTION: Dave Joyner not with Jerry Sandusky at Penn State Game on Oct. 29
• Take a look at my op-ed on infrastructure in the Washington Times
• First-time unemployment claims jump due to post-holiday layoffs
• Your photos: Have you seen the Farm Show photos from our readers yet?
• Southern Lehigh School District hires Easton Area's special education director
• Allentown School District justified in firing Dieruff High School security guard, state says
• Easton Area School District must decide fate of old administration building
• Lehigh County Commissioners approve Whitehall Township grant despite objections
• Lehigh County expects to sell Upper Milford Township land to Seedway
• Easton Area School Board faces $7.6 million deficit
• Phillipsburg police Detective James P. Stettner II fined for cemetery shooting
• Time runs short for 3 presidential hopefuls with Pa. connections
• Plainfield Township zoning officer submits letter of resignation to board of supervisors
• Talkabouts at HACC scheduled in January
• Cumberland County District Attorney David Freed runs alone for Republican attorney general nod
• Lehigh County reassessment a possibility despite administration's request for delay
• Alumni vent at Penn State President Rodney Erickson, but much of it targets trustees
• Dauphin County, Harrisburg Authority call incinerator deal invalid
• Jerry Sandusky sat in president's box at Beaver Stadium for Joe Paterno's 409th victory, sources say
• Lehigh County Commissioner vacancy draws three applicants
• Warren County Freeholder Jason Sarnoski calls for release of second landfill letter
• Bethlehem Area School District's tentative budget cuts almost 12 teachers
• Pennsylvania redistricting plan appeals pour into state Supreme Court
• Corbett administration downplays plan to enforce asset test for Pennsylvanians seeking food stamps
• Wilson football association treasurer accused of mishandling $10,000, police say
• Allentown Community Corrections Center resident escapes
• Middletown student who wrote teacher 'Must Die' claims he wasn't serious, asks judge to overturn his expulsion
• Arrests pending in Phillipsburg BP gas station homicide, prosecutor says
• Bernie Brotzman voted back in as Phillipsburg School Board member
• Ed Smith running for Warren County freeholder - UPDATE
• Bethlehem Area School District unveiling 2012-13 budget tonight
• Bethlehem letting ArtsQuest pay 2011 Musikfest bill late
• Easton to start work on South Third Street water main this week
• GPS app on stolen iPad leads authorities to suspect in Phillipsburg
• Van der Sloot admits to killing; Penn State's Tim Curley has cancer - PM news links
• Bethlehem cop's whistle-blower lawsuit rejected
• Hunterdon County Library to host job search support series
• John Rafferty, David Freed's opponent for Republican nomination, pulls out of race for attorney general
• Bethlehem search warrant turns up cocaine, heroin and marijuana, records say
• Snow in the forecast this week for Northampton, Lehigh and Warren counties
• Live coverage: Penn State President Rodney Erickson meets with alumni in Pittsburgh
• Harrisburg region ranks among top-paying spots to work
• Still no deal in negotiations between Harrisburg TV stations, Verizon FiOS
• Date for asset test for food stamps not 'set in stone,' Pennsylvania official says
• Child rape case results in up to 35 year sentence
• Easton man cleared of stalking charges, found guilty of resisting arrest
• Penn State official Tim Curley has lung cancer, his wife and attorney confirm
• Former Carlisle Councilman Doug Heinemen among those who want to fill empty mayor post
• Update: Pennsylvania Farm Show parking lots re-opened
• After 30 years, Harrisburg Police Athletic League reforms
• Penn State sports staffers re-interviewed, source tells the Associated Press
• Bethlehem man leaves daughter alone as he tries to swallow heroin, police say
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson has yet to apply for $2 million in federal aid for flood damage
• Carlisle to vote on law that would require registration of rental properties
• Questions of the week: Security at high school basketball games, tax increases to maintain programs at schools
• Attorneys General ask Congress to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act
• Pennsylvania man ordered to jail over animal sex offense
• West Shore School District parents, students plan to attend Thursday's meeting to protest program changes
• Pennsylvania State Police arrest two men on 41 theft counts, calculate damages to exceed $250,000
• Vice President Joe Biden to discuss college costs in Pennsylvania visit
• Pennsylvania couple, married 6 decades, dies hours apart
• Attorney General hopeful Patrick Murphy did not take Pennsylvania bar exam
• Critz: Kittanning Hose Company Number 4 Receives $340,765 Grant
• Susan Spicka of Shippensburg to run as Democrat for 33rd Pennsylvania senate district
• Altmire to Host Telephone Town Hall
• Governor Corbett Announces Recent Appointments
• Route 22 East accident between Airport Road and Route 378 ties up highway
• Bethlehem home invasion suspects use gun to rob three city men
• Your comments: Does the $10 fee for Farm Show parking deter you from attending?
• Man who was missing from Northampton County community corrections center returns
• Lebanon man accused of stealing from Kohl's
• Penn State President Rodney Erickson announces he will step down in 2014 on doorstep of alumni town-hall meetings
• Twinkies-maker Hostess Brands files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Four people injured in South Hanover Township crash
• Annville Township police investigate burglary
• TSA screener at Newark Liberty International Airport turns in $5,000 he found on floor
• New Hampshire primary results links: Mitt Romney, Ron Paul and Jon Huntsman have reason to celebrate
• Multivehicle crash slows traffic on I-81 south near Farm Show exit
• Northampton stabbing sends person to the hospital
• Saucon Valley to hire new choral and band directors
• Bethlehem Township, Pa.'s fraud suit over sale of street lights draws criminal investigation
• Phillipsburg BP gas station owner offers reward in homicide
• Mitt Romney sweeps New Hampshire primary to cement top status; Ron Paul takes second
• Governor Tom Corbett at 2012 Pennsylvania Farm Show
• State Sen. Michael Doherty says lame-duck session played 'some sort of role' in Assembly leader's death
• 2012 Pennsylvania Farm Show
• Marathon closes New Jersey legislative session
• Phillipsburg police Detective James P. Stettner II pleads guilty to cemetery shooting charge, prosecutor says
• Harrisburg City Council tables vote to override Mayor Linda Thompson's budget veto
• US Department of Agriculture plans to close Lebanon County office, more than 250 offices nationwide
• Mitt Romney wins New Hampshire primary, Ron Paul and Jon Huntsman battle for second place
• Easton City Council hears pitch for red light cameras
• Allentown begins eminent domain process against Rite Aid in hockey arena area
• Pennsylvania ex-Sen. Arlen Specter suggests Democrats back Hillary Clinton, not Obama
• Bethlehem man allegedly brought loaded pistol to Lower Nazareth Kohl's, tried to steal jewelry
• Hunterdon County freeholders hear department wish lists
• Unlicensed Philadelphia abortion doctor set to admit he wrote illegal prescriptions
• District officials weigh security of players, fans after shootings outside Harrisburg High School gym
• Easton police identify all three suspects in Sunday's armed robbery - UPDATE
• Grand Champion steer, lamb, goat and swine sell beyond market value at Pennsylvania Farm Show but don't break records
• Belvidere meeting agenda mixes budget talks, filling vacant council seat
• Northampton County Prison inmate accused of assaulting guard, inmate
• Easton barber convicted of selling cocaine to police informant
• Pennsylvanians seeking food stamps may soon have to pass an asset test
• Ex-Harrisburg Authority solicitor, claiming hazy memory, testifies he believed city incinerator deal was legal
• Lehigh Structural Steel redevelopment in Allentown moving forward, developer says
• Friends and family mourn tow truck driver Andrew C. Smith, who was killed aiding a stranded motorist
• Bethlehem Sun Tribe Latin Kings gang leader gets 12 and a half years
• Allentown planners approve hockey arena project, but complain about timeline
• Easton's West Ward Neighborhood Partnership to consider historic conservation district
• Gov. Tom Corbett, Pennsylvania lawmakers establish panel to study state's child abuse laws
• Comcast offers low-cost internet for low-income families
• Upper Saucon Township man allegedly assaults his dad, robs a stranger
• United Way of the Capital Region makes goal, others in the Harrisburg region still not sure
• Allentown man charged with cocaine possession, providing a false name, police say
• Rep. Lou Barletta to be in Carlisle Monday to meet some of his new constituents
• Construction begins on 70-megawatt wind farm in northern Lycoming County
• Cumberland County DA David Freed scores straw poll win in bid for attorney general
• Penn State University files suit against rental companies advertising 'PSU Football House Rentals'
• Minor injuries reported in this morning's crash involving a school bus in Perry County
• Chris Christie pays tribute to Alex DeCroce; accused school official put on leave - PM news links
• Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly offers tips for signing health club contracts
• Cumberland County Commissioner Gary Eichelberger may run for 88th District
• Domestic violence includes emotional as well as physical abuse
• Derry Township School District begins budget process with $2 million 'dilemma'
• Governor Corbett, Legislative Leaders Name Members to Task Force on Child Protection
• Newt Gingrich PAC receives backing from CEO of Sands Casino Resort parent company
• BP gas station owner offers reward for information in shooting case
• Penn State President Rodney Erickson plans to make job temporary
• Rick Santorum says he'd be happy with middle-of-the-road showing in New Hampshire primary
• Cops: Perry County shooting of husband might have been self-defense
• Pot doesn't harm lung function, study claims
• Hershey Harrisburg Regional Visitors Bureau recognized for sports marketing
• Governor Corbett Signs Execution Warrant for Bradford County Killer
• Cumberland County DA: Police justified in fatal shooting of 25-year-old
• Penn State President Rodney Erickson plans to step down in 2014
• PennDOT: Highway work in Upper Macungie, Lynn townships requires lane restrictions
• Penn State president to meet with alumni in Pittsburgh
• Treat The Disease of Reassessments, Not the Symptoms
• Critz to Host Telephone Town Hall THURSDAY for Constituents in Somerset and Westmoreland Counties
• Flemington man allegedly flees from police, crashes vehicle in Franklin Township woods
• Whitehall-Coplay School Board to adopt preliminary budget
• Phony 'water worker' takes jewelry from Bethlehem home, police say
• Lehigh Valley Muslims share American experiences
• Ex-Treasurer Milton Carnes sentenced to probation for stealing $62,500 from Steelton Volunteer Fire Company
• Governor Corbett Issues Flag Order to Honor Fallen Erie County Airman
• Lower Saucon Township police warn public of chimney cleaning scam
• Lehigh County Coroner seeks relatives of Linda Prutzman
• Harrisburg High administrators to discuss security measures in wake of shooting outside gym
• Two Whitehall-Coplay elementary schools earn Keystone Achievement Awards
• Coroner must resign immediately, Cumberland County commissioners say
• 1 injured in shooting outside Harrisburg High School basketball gym
• Concern over Muslim prayer in West Shore schools raises questions about how districts respond to students' religious needs
• Punxsutawney, Pa., cop reinstated over 2009 firing in suspect death
• Pennsylvania plans asset test for food stamp recipients
• Lehigh Valley bi-county health board's future remains undetermined
• Southbound Interstate 81 near Grantville to be reduced to one lane this morning
• Wine-shipping bill clears N.J. Legislature
• Your comments: What area roads do you find dangerous enough to warrant examination by transportation officials?
• Whitehall-Coplay School District administrator named athletic director of year
• N.J. Assembly's GOP leader dies at Statehouse
• Freedom High School gym may soon be named after former principal
• Warren County Prosecutor's Office not investigating landfill allegations
• BP gas station attendant fatally shot known as hard-working, god-fearing man
• 2011 was one of central Pennsylvania's worst years for domestic violence
• Harrisburg police probe shooting outside Harrisburg High School basketball gym
• South Middleton Township supervisor Bryan Gembusia to challenge Will Tallman in 193rd District
• Bethlehem Area School District eyes costly stadium repairs
• 'Today's Agriculture,' 10,000 square-foot farm at Pennsylvania Farm Show, has become must-see exhibit
• State Sen. Lisa Boscola plans law to restrict where sex offenders can live
• Wegmans and Weis Markets roll out price freeze programs
• Police: Few problems related to new Farm Show parking regulations; two vehicles towed
• Harrisburg man wanted in September shooting nabbed at Swatara Township hotel
• Arrests made on McCormicks Island in 2007 were legal, federal appeals court rules
• Harrisburg TV stations could be dropped from Verizon network
• Interest in alumni seats on Penn State's board of trustees grows
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson vetoes City Council's 2012 budget plan, calls it 'dysfunctional and illegal'
• H.B. McClure Co. announces acquisition of Derry Oil, says change will be seamless for customers
• Harrisburg City Council will attempt to override Mayor Linda Thompson's budget veto
• Lehigh Valley home sales rose 9.5 percent in December
• Out of office, Pennsylvania ex-Sen. Arlen Specter will be on TV
• Five Questions: Something's already brewing at Two Rivers Brewing Co.
• Your comments: Does price freezing entice you to shop at certain grocery stores?
• Mark Tomasic sentenced to maximum of 5 years in prison in plea deal approved by victim's family
• Harrisburg bankruptcy filing has already cost taxpayers $380K in legal fees
• State Rep. Mauree Gingrich, R-Palmyra, seeks re-election to sixth term
• Tractor-trailer overturns on PA Turnpike in Cumberland County
• Easton man accused of twice biting his 1-year-old son
• Harrisburg man accused of firing shots at people after confrontation with teenage girls
• Court upholds western Pennsylvania man's baby beating verdict
• Easton police investigate two unrelated robberies
• Two people severely injured in Upper Mount Bethel Township accident
• Protest planned against Newark cop's acquittal
• Allen Township home burglarized, electronics stolen
• Car stolen in Easton home invasion robbery found in Allentown
• Students rally at Philadelphia Catholic school slated to close
• Woman accused of stealing $11 vegetable tray from Giant grocery store in Carlisle
• Carlisle man seriously injured, passenger hurt, in crash where police suspect DUI
• Carlisle man accused of DUI after alerting police he was lost driving home from a party
• West Chester man injured in Dauphin County crash involving tractor trailer
• Anthony Bruno headed to trial nearly two years after triple-fatal crash
• A year on a fading family farm: a Patriot-News special report
• US Airways opposes Philadelphia International Airport expansion; Good Samaritan injured rescuing drunk from subway tracks - AM news links
• N.J. legislature to vote on slew of bills on last day of session
• Former Penn State University trustee issues scathing essay on the board
• Lower Mount Bethel Township farms to use treated sewage waste as fertilizer despite concerns
• House fire reported in Hershey
• 96th Pennsylvania Farm Show Reporter's Notebook for Sunday
• Moore Township organization seeks donations to aid unfortunate
• One person injured in Dauphin County crash
• Pennsylvania GOP leaders believe Rick Santorum isn't a good fit for the presidency
• Slate Belt chocolatier's passion transcends borders
• Clinton Township mayor wants state to examine Interstate 78 stretch involving two serious crashes
• Steer owned by Chambersburg college student wins 96th Pennsylvania Farm Show Junior Beef Grand Champion
• Man pistol-whipped during home invasion robbery in Easton
• Nancy Eshelman: Harrisburg stray-dog policy should apply to criminals
• Londonderry Township mobile home park owner fined over sewage problems
• Penn State president's denial of knowledge of Sandusky reports is flimsy, PR expert says
• Commentary: Parents refuse to vaccinate kids over questionable claims
• Central Pennsylvania councils, landlords struggle over rental laws
• My big fat (-tasting) Greek yogurt disappears from stores, lunchboxes
• Speakers, ATV helmet swiped in upper Dauphin County garage burglary
• Gilbert David Austin, former plant superintendent at Mack Trucks - Obituaries today
• Bill O'Brien was Penn State coach-search committee's only choice, member says
• Harrisburg lawyer seeking nomination for Penn State trustee candicacy
• Former Penn State trustee criticizes 'secretive' body
• New Washington Township, N.J., mayor 'surprised' by appointment
• Bethlehem business experimenting with green technologies in historic neighborhood
• 96th Pennsylvania Farm Show Reporter's Notebook for Saturday
• Phillipsburg BP gas station shooting victim dies, suspects remain at large
• Bangor man benefits from new medical device; second in nation to receive implant
• Former Alpha Councilman Alex Zikas putting borough meeting videos online
• Penn State football coach Bill O'Brien impresses fans at first news conference
• Warren County freeholders accuse each other of political maneuvering in wake of landfill investigation
• High school bull riders hang tough during Farm Show rodeo competition
• New year, new you: Gold's Gym in Susquehanna Township exercises personal connections
• Pilot, 80, suffers head cut when plane hits connection box in Lebanon County
• Pa. attorney general candidates would study the Jerry Sandusky investigation
• Penn State president never read the news reports about Sandusky investigation
• Jerry Sandusky's book, 'Touched,' helped police investigation into alleged sex crimes
• Hunterdon County budget 'priority 1, 2 and 3' for new freeholder director
• Hunterdon County Health Department loses director, gets absorbed
• Penn State football coach Bill O'Brien 'can't wait' to start new job
• Southern Lehigh High School student travels world for inline speed skating races
• Baltimore man arrested in thefts of vehicles from midstate dealers
• Joseph P. Verenna Sr., owner of several local businesses - Obituaries today
• FBI broadening 80-year-old definition of rape to include more victims
• Easton's South Side Civic Association eager to take part in proposed nuisance property task force
• Allentown police investigating early morning killing
• Catholic priest pleads not guilty to child porn charges
• Lehigh County coroner still investigating cause of death for prison inmate
• Hunterdon County Chamber Radio takes to the Internet airwaves
• Easton's Weed and Seed program begins a new era
• Longtime Nazareth library director set to retire
• Harrisburg Academy senior has excelled since being diagnosed with ADD
• Bill O'Brien, new Penn State football coach, says he's 'mentally tough,' can handle challenging situation
• Flags to be lowered to honor fallen Blairstown soldier
• Penn State to introduce new football coach at press conference
• Carlisle-area man charged with molesting a child
• Bill O'Brien comments as new Penn State head football coach; new photos of Winter Classic beating suspects - AM news links
• Man hurt in hit-and-run in North Middleton Township
• Pennsylvania Farm Show showcases nearly 6,500 animals, but some only stay for a few days
• As election looms, Penn State University alumni look to shake up board of trustees
• N.J. bill eliminating requirement to run legal notices in newspapers scheduled for vote
• Bill O'Brien says he's excited to get started as Penn State's head football coach
• Warren County Pollution Control Financing Authority employee accused of 'unauthorized dealings' by former attorney
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson presses for an appeal of former staffer's claim for jobless benefits
• Former Penn State quarterback Kerry Collins calls on lettermen to support coach Bill O'Brien
• It's official: Bill O'Brien is Penn State's next football coach
• Bethlehem elementary student accosted on the way to school by group of men
• Easton man claims police harassed South Side company out of business
• Lawsuit over Chrin Brothers Inc.'s allegedly unpaid taxes lives on
• Raritan Township man arrested on child pornography charges
• Investigation into Phillipsburg BP gas station shooting continues, victim still in serious condition
• Allentown man faces trial over shots fired near Starters Riverport
• New Jersey court approves St. Luke's acquisition of Warren Hospital
• EPA delivering water to Pennsylvania village allegedly affected by natural gas driller
• Nazareth woman aims to change lifestyles in 'Biggest Loser' challenge
• Remembering: Ernie Firestone was a fiery basketball coach, wife Shirley rose in her career as a banker
• Pennsylvania Farm Show Food Court opens one day early
• Allentown gas explosion not caused by natural gas main, UGI says
• Former Harrisburg Authority executive director Thomas Mealy voiced concerns over incinerator loan
• East Stroudsburg and Bloomsburg universities expanding to Lehigh Valley
• Penn State interim coach Tom Bradley calls report of his firing inaccurate, says he was only relieved of interim duties, source says
• Penn State interim coach Tom Bradley relieved of his duties, attorney says
• Independence Township man sentenced to seven years in prison for sexual assault, maintains innocence
• Lehigh Valley educators warn legislators about state's cuts to school funding
• Your comments: Will you be attending this year's Pennsylvania Farm Show?
• Bethlehem water to be without fluoride for four weeks
• Fountain Hill police investigating eight daytime burglaries in eight weeks
• West Shore School Board considers major program changes to balance budget
• Whitehall Township armed robbery committed by man wanted for two attempted murders in North Carolina, police say
• Bill O'Brien is aboard Penn State University plane from Boston that touched down in State College
• Phillipsburg woman indicted on forgery charges for cashing close to $3,000 in stolen checks
• Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce forms LGBT initiative
• Bangor driver injured after striking tree in Upper Mount Bethel Township
• Northampton County Drug Task Force busts two for alleged drug activity
• Rite Aid considers next move for rejected Allentown proposal
• Warren County grand jury indicts pair on home break-in, rash of vehicle burglaries
• Easton man indicted for holding girlfriend against her will in Mansfield Township home
• Wilson Borough police identify pedestrian, driver involved in Thursday night accident
• Critz Recognized for his Commitment and Activities Supporting Veterans
• Penn State alumni group wants to replace trustees over Joe Paterno's firing
• Farm Show 2012: Tips and ideas for making your way through the show
• Pennsylvania pair wins Maryland Powerball of $128 million
• Penn State has 'chosen wisely' in hiring Bill O'Brien, New England Patriots owner says
• Penn State alumni meetings on sex abuse scandal are full
• Farm Show: What's new this year
• Obituaries: John Lagyak, Jr., of Steelton, photo interpreter during Cuban Missle Crisis
• Robbers threaten Colonial Park Boscov's employees with box cutter, police say
• Free flu, tetanus vaccines available at Farm Show
• Harrisburg debuts new fire-safety van
• New Jersey math teacher accused of having sex with student
• New Cumberland man charged with string of daytime home burglaries
• Governor Corbett Announces Recent Nominations
• U.S. unemployment rate drops to 8.5%, lowest in 3 years
• 2012 Pennsylvania Farm Show gears up for weekend opening
• Penn State coaches hadn't been told about possible Bill O'Brien hiring
• Lemoyne woman allegedly stole gas, faces felony charge
• Allentown zoners reject Rite Aid proposal that had been contested by neighbors
• St. Luke's Hospital Allentown campus approved to build three-story parking garage
• Mechanicsburg man, children injured when car crashes into tree
• Penn State, Bill O'Brien of the Patriots reportedly close to contract for head football job
• Charles London, coach with Tennessee Titans, will reportedly join Bill O'Brien at Penn State
• Workers in 3 of 4 Pennsylvania legislative caucuses are again eligible for pay raises
• Cumberland County restaurant operating on conditional liquor license terms
• Big shift in Obama's new defense strategy could have ripple effect in central Pennsylvania, expert says
• Crews respond to basement fire in South Londonderry Township
• Swatara Street, from 13th Street to 14th Street, closed for gas line work
• Overturned truck blocks northbound entrance ramp at Plainfield interchange of Interstate 81
• Carlisle man charged with indecent exposure
• Butter sculpture celebrates 100th anniversaries of 4-H, County Fair Association
• Your comments: Should counties take responsibility for stray animals instead of municipalities?
• Carlisle area fast-food restaurants report attempted break-ins
• Middletown Police searching for man alleged to have attempted child abduction
• Pennsylvania grandma says she was duped by stranger's seeds
• Ex-counselor at Valley Forge Military Academy charged with having sex with cadet
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Wilson Borough
• 'Hoax mom' Bonnie Sweeten's sentencing postponed as theft amount questioned; Archdiocese of Philadelphia to announce school closings - AM news links
• Norfolk Southern Corp. job fair draws hundreds of candidates for 2 dozen conductor jobs
• Northampton County Council reviews swaption options, but outlook remains costly
• Lopatcong Township to raise sewer use charges
• Hagedorn Psychciatric Hospital closing is rocky, employees, patients' families say
• 47 Pennsylvania Senate staffers take retirement offer; immediate savings of $1.8M is expected
• Body found in Juniata River
• Hackettstown man identified as body found in Musconetcong River
• Bill O'Brien reportedly agrees to become Penn State football coach
• Allentown cemetery graves affected by sinkhole will not be exhumed, officials say
• Hummelstown man arrested after standoff with police
• Allentown gas explosion leaves four injured on North Fulton Street - UPDATE
• Olympus whistleblower Michael Woodford gives up fight for presidency.
• ATV stolen from Upper Mt. Bethel Township residence
• Somebody Do Something: Leaning pole in Glendon
• Palmer Township man accused of robbing mother of his child
• Hunterdon County grand jury returns indictments against six
• Raymour & Flanigan opening new store in Whitehall Township
• Allentown temporary road closure planned due to hockey arena demolition
• N.J. cop attacked in hockey fight video touted as 'model citizen'
• Bethlehem police nab bank robbery suspect
• ZooAmerica in Hershey hosts free community weekend
• Phillipsburg residents, business owners shaken by BP gas station shooting
• Free fun for kids at the 2012 Pennsylvania Farm Show
• N.J. cop beaten in Philadelphia hockey brawl identified
• Second Lehigh County Prison inmate found dead in cell
• Bethlehem ends 2011 in black but falls short on first payroll
• Phillipsburg police seeking two men in BP gas station shooting
• Your comments: Is it appropriate for the Bangor Borough Council to offer a reward in defaced Christ child case?
• Mountain goats shot; road rage prompts shopping plaza fight - Lehigh County police blotter
• Pennsylvania Farm Show butter sculpture honors 100th anniversary of 4-H, state association of county fairs
• PacSun closing stores at Palmer Park and Phillipsburg malls
• Wegmans announces price freeze on 52 products
• Carlisle area-based Keen Transport Company is bought by California mergers and acquisition firm
• Stolen paperweight grenade caused scare at Pennsylvania mall, gallery owner says
• Pennsylvania judge who suggested campaign donors would get a 'hookup' in his court relieved of his duties
• Lebanon Valley Family YMCA to unveil renovation plans
• Review of Luzerne County 'Kids for Cash' scandal complete, thousands of convictions dismissed
• ZooAmerica to host free community weekend
• Former Capitol aide alleges malpractice by lawyers in 'computergate' case
• Giant Food Stores to acquire 16 Genuardi's Family Markets in Philadelphia area
• Blairstown Township man allegedly tells police 'shoot me' during Christmas Eve disturbance call
• Horse slaughterhouses unlikely to open in Pennsylvania despite recent legislation, experts say
• Family of murder victim settles Harrisburg's bill with Humane Society
• Applications for open Carlisle mayor seat roll in
• Harrisburg police investigate shooting; man shot refuses to give info to cops
• Slot machine play at Hollywood Casino back on track today after busted pipe caused problems with data center
• Rick Santorum says he's against welfare for 'blah' people, not 'black' people: report
• Legislative redistricting plan that split the Lehigh Valley to be appealed
• Question of the week: Who should pay for Harrisburg's strays?
• Midtown man, 91, punched, knocked to pavement in Harrisburg robbery
• Man shot outside Harrisburg bar refuses to give police any information
• Farm Show brings traffic and parking changes in Harrisburg
• Car salesman to plead guilty in the death of a customer during a test drive; 'The Rick Santorum that America Doesn't Know'; and more headlines
• Bangor police investigate armed robbery
• Tow truck drivers face deadly hazards
• Middletown police chief retires
• Bill O'Brien interviewing Thursday for Penn State head coach job, sources say
• Hackettstown turns over body investigation to Warren County
• Unemployment applications drop to 372,000 for week; four-week average lowest since June 2008
• Lancaster district court employee charged after constables arrest wrong woman
• Amtrak running smoothly between New York City and Philadelphia after bridge repairs
• Monroe County teenager dies after accident in Chestnuthill Township
• Shippensburg man accused of assaulting woman, threatening to shoot her and her family
• Allentown man burned in Bethlehem Township, Pa., fire dies
• Phillipsburg man charged with drug, weapons offenses, police report
• Warren County faces $3 million budget shortfall in 2012
• Phillipsburg gas station is crime scene after man shot, found unresponsive
• 350 N.J. school board members must resign positions after failing to complete mandatory criminal background check
• Harrisburg City Council elects Williams president, Smith vice president
• Attorney had qualms about burner deal
• Something wicked comes to Live at Rose Lehrman – Aquila Theatre presents Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’
• The Second Mile's CEO seeks help with programs
• N.J. to recieve $89M to repair roads damaged by Tropical Storms Irene, Lee
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court saves time for redistricting appeal
• Michael Woodland named to Nazareth Area School Board
• Bethlehem residents object to drug rehab facility in neighborhood
• Pinnacle will add to Harrisburg campus
• Santorum's 'in it to win it,' supporters say
• Harrisburg police say they're not killing dogs; state wants Humane Society to come up with plan
• Two people escape West Easton blaze
• State Rep. Glen Grell will seek fifth term in office
• New Alburtis councilman facing criminal charges focuses on future
• Oxford Township to cut lease agreement over environmental concerns
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett freezes some state spending due to revenue shortfalls
• Nazareth council committees changed during reorganization
• Video: Woodbridge cop is allegedly beaten while wearing a Rangers jersey in Philadelphia
• Phillipsburg loses tax revenue from WCCC satellite location
• Ohio State University students identified in Monday's fatal I-78 crash in Clinton Township - UPDATE
• Bethlehem police seek woman who attempted to rob Bank of America - UPDATE
• Easton mayor, council members sworn-in
• Seven midstate companies to divide state tax credit for high-tech innovation
• Penn State memos show funding fears, with note that gifts aren't returned
• Somebody Did Something in Forks Township ... sort of
• Ron Angle puts Lower Mount Bethel supervisors 'on notice'
• Woman, children injured in alleged drunken driving crash in Mount Olive Township, police report
• Bangor Borough Council offers cash reward in defaced Christ child case
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem slots revenue increases for year
• Timothy Holden promises to build strong ties to Northampton County as its congressman
• Former Phillipsburg man charged in eight-county burglary spree
• Atria Bethlehem Senior Living employee accused of stealing money, jewelry from residents
• West Easton sewer main project to be completed this week
• Alburtis councilman-elect pleads guilty to escape, stalking
• Mayfair appoints Allentown resident as new executive director
• Cumberland County coroner to resign after being accused of mishandling prescription drugs seized in death investigations
• Your comments: Is it reasonable for health benefits to be taken from Harrisburg's newly elected part-time officials?
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem patron bitten by wife after fight
• Liberty High School student approached by stranger in van, police say
• Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich join lawsuit over Virginia's ballot access law
• Walt Disney Co., Comcast reach agreement covering ESPN, Disney Channel, ABC Family
• Altmire Announces FEMA Grant for Logans Ferry Heights Fire Department
• Pa. man shoots neighbor's chicken, is charged with animal cruelty
• Amid Sandusky sex abuse scandal, Penn State worked on messages of 'remorse, humility and resolve'
• Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson strips health benefits from newly elected part-time officials
• Wegmans cans, then restores Alec Baldwin commercials
• Indiana law would ban singing national anthem 'inappropriately' or as parody
• Amtrak service between Philadelphia, New York delayed
• Pennsylvania House Democrats ask Gov. Tom Corbett to push a transportation package
• Michele Bachmann quits presidential race after Iowa caucus results
• Penn State alumnus campaigns for trustee seat by pledging a more open university
• Middletown Council names new borough secretary
• Mitt Romney says he's best to represent GOP after narrow win over Rick Santorum in Iowa
• Michael Andretti, a former Bushkill Township resident, named to 'Celebrity Apprentice' cast
• Obituaries: Ernest Firestone, former Cedar Crest coach in Sports Hall of Fame
• Tow truck driver killed in Route 581 crash in Lemoyne
• Frank J. Concannon, 88, is sworn in as a member of the Allentown City Council
• Allentown City Council Vice President Mike Schlossberg running for Pennsylvania House
• Hackettstown School Board balks at discussion of new superintendent search
• Lehigh County Commissioners select new chairman after five failed rounds of voting
• Palmyra woman accused in hit-and-run crash involving pedestrian
• Forks Township solicitor faces opposition but keeps job
• Newville man accused of spitting at, threatening life of police officer while being arrested for stealing from Walmart
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., garage fire injures man
• Congressman Critz: 2011 by the Numbers
• Your comments: Second Mile's efforts should not be lost
• Washington Township, Lehigh County, woman missing, police report
• Bethlehem rollover accident results in injuries
• Mitt Romney squeaks past Rick Santorum to win Iowa by 8 votes
• Mitt Romney beats Rick Santorum by 8 votes in Iowa caucus
• York County official to seek Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Jeffrey Piccola
• Iowa GOP voters see Romney as best Obama opponent
• Memo tells Harrisburg police to kill, adopt or dump abandoned or lost dogs
• Heidelberg Township officials appoint new administrator at reorganization meeting
• Analysis: Iowa caucus likely will have little effect
• Harrisburg School Board rejects charter school again
• Proposal would cut Middletown electric rates
• Phillipsburg officials give initial approval to raises for library employees
• Central Dauphin School Board considers "evolving" $155.2 budget
• Iowa: Paul, Santorum, Romney lead early vote
• Shot fired in South Side Easton market robbery
• Eric Evans picked for Bethlehem City Council president in split vote
• Second Mile weighs options as 2 of 3 charities step away from taking over programs
• Alpha officials again fail to approve new police contract with Pohatcong Township
• Man exposed himself inside pharmacy, Mechanicsburg police say
• Driver in fatal Interstate 78 crash in Clinton Township released from hospital, police say
• Sussex County woman allegedly chokes daughter, tries to attack state trooper
• Bangor church's Christ child defaced with satanic markings
• Washington man trashes breath analyzer machine in New Jersey State Police at Hope barracks
• As Allentown hockey arena demolition begins, new business announces office opening
• Warren County police blotter: Ohio woman accused of stabbing Pohatcong Township man with scissors
• Officials hope signs deter Pennsylvania Farm Show attendees from parking on roads near complex
• Easton man accused of raping 16-year-old girl
• Northampton County Council re-elects John Cusick as council president
• Former Easton Area School District union president to run for Pennsylvania state House
• Police investigate pair of robberies
• Easton man accused of propositioning teen for sex on Ferry Street
• Forks Township father, son named in stabbing case
• Lebanon man charged in death of girlfriend
• Atlantic City casinos allowed to sell or give away alcohol in gift shops, clothing stores
• Potential candidates line up to challenge Rep. Garrett in 5th District
• LIHEAP assistance for heating bills has less money to give out
• OraSure Technologies submits plans to sell rapid HIV test over the counter
• Body pulled from Musconetcong River in Hackettstown
• Phillipsburg man faces assault charges for allegedly threatening another man with open blade
• Barbara Cross becomes chairwoman of Cumberland County commissioners
• Dauphin County commissioners, row officers take oaths of office at Whitaker Center
• Geisinger Health System smoking ban will apply to Shamokin hospital hires
• Pennsylvania state budget shortfall nearing $500M as tax collections lag
• Pawlenty to headline state GOP meeting
• Police identify driver of pickup truck in single-vehicle Pohatcong Township wreck - UPDATE
• Cumberland County judge to rule on lawyer's request to suppress evidence against former prison guard charged with murder
• Pennsylvania State Police: 10 killed, 172 injured in New Year's crashes
• Mary Reisinger sworn in without incident as new Perry County treasurer
• Emmaus man charged with ramming police car will go to county court
• Penn State President Rodney Erickson to hold town hall meetings for alumni next week
• Body found in Swatara Creek last week identified as Rosita House, missing woman who authorities say drowned in September flooding
• Man wrestles, punches police officer after shot from Taser
• Bank merger willl eliminate about 100 jobs in the Harrisburg region
• Harrisburg City Council to pay bankruptcy attorney Mark Schwartz partial payment
• Gov. Tom Corbett orders pay freeze for Pennsylvania advisers, managers
• Harrisburg City Council elects Wanda Williams president, Eugenia Smith vice president
• Police: Angry Pennsylvania man punches officer over icy roads
• Critz to Host Telephone Town Hall TOMORROW for Constituents in Cambria and Somerset Counties
• Former N.J. firefighter pulled over with weapons, drugs
• Lehigh County Prison inmate dies after charges withdrawn
• Celebratory gunfire in Allentown blamed for foot injury, police say
• Police cite cross-dressing Pennsylvania man chained in car
• Motor coaches put out of service during enforcement operation in Pennsylvania
• Harrisburg firefighters extinguish fire at midtown restaurant
• Paralyzed bride learning to move again, planning a family; Philadelphia School District plans more layoffs - AM news links
• Three injured in Perry County crash; driver cited for stop sign violation
• State police investigate West Pennsboro Township burglary
• Carlisle man accused of assaulting girlfriend
• Northeastern Pennsylvania baby dies 2 weeks after being shaken
• Political predictions for 2012: Calmer waters for Harrisburg, state-run liquor sales and a tough road for incumbents
• N.J. Attorney General Paula Dow leaves office after nearly 2 stressful, sometimes frustrating, years
• Electrical fire knocks Carlisle-area radio station WIOO off the air
• Chesapeake Bay Foundation study refutes 'job-killer' myth
• Truck driver fights child-porn plea in Dauphin County, says he's innocent and ignorant of law
• Chambersburg man, 18, accused in Lower Swatara Twp. shooting
• Harrisburg police seek suspects in four weekend robberies
• One dead in accident off of Interstate 78 in Clinton Township, police say
• Carlisle grad is working to save the U.S. Postal Service
• Body of Mount Rainier park shooter found face-down in deep snow
• Carlisle woman stabbed by knife-swinging man during New Year's Eve celebration in Harrisburg, police say
• Runaway teen with ties to Allentown found -- UPDATE
• Harrisburg man accused of beating 7-year-old son with extension cord
• Sensors help test structural integrity of Easton-Phillipsburg free bridge
• Laser therapy works like 'magic' for Williams Township stroke victim
• Bethlehem deli owner starts group to encourage partnerships among Lehigh Valley businesses
• Warren Tech students create anti-bullying commercials to air across New Jersey
• Bank robbed in East Pennsboro Twp.
• Washington Township, N.J., fire on New Year's Day caused by electrical failure, fire marshal says
• Pennsylvania Superior Court Judge Robert Freedberg steps down after 32 years
• Bethlehem City Council presidency could be three-way race
• Five Questions: Fred Harris, Bethlehem Area School District athletic director, discusses juggling Liberty and Freedom high schools, shares New Year's resolution
• Nazareth Area Society of Model Engineers enjoys workin' on the railroad
• Fire breaks out on New Year's Day at Washington Township home
• Easton man who was shot minutes into New Year's Day shot himself, police say
• Recycle your Christmas tree for free
• Fire crews called to Carlisle radio station office
• 2011 in review: It was a wacky year for weather in the Harrisburg region
• Husband, wife die in Lebanon County crash
• Dog survives house fire by getting mouth-to-mouth from neighbor
• Hackettstown police blotter: Disturbing the peace and outstanding warrants
• Allentown sinkhole victims wonder who will pay for damage; SUV catches fire in Lancaster County drive-thru; and more
• Police hunt gunman after Mount Rainier National Park ranger killed; New Jersey animal rights group adds forensic veterinarian - news links
• New Year's Eve in Harrisburg: photo gallery
• Mount Rainier ranger's death may be connected to Seattle shooting, police say
• New year means new rules for teen drivers
• Rick Santorum, former Pa. senator, sells optimism before Iowa caucuses
• Gettysburg Cyclorama building being studied, could be demolished
• Chance of snow in Harrisburg area this evening
• Obituaries today: Chester Connelly Sr., 69, of Annville, helped special needs adults with job coaching
• Penguin Plunge in Susquehanna River: photo gallery
• Mummers Parade in Philadelphia: photo gallery
• With executions backlogged, Pennsylvania Senate calls for review of death penalty
• A list of things that could get more expensive in 2012
• Farm Show: We can't believe it's not in butter
• Department stores can struggle as buyers seek bargains
• Are employers moving to hire only the healthy?
• Chris Christie wants drug court as sentencing option, not just voluntary program
• Tepid sales for TicketCity Bowl could be a fiscal drain for Penn State University
• National Canal Museum to leave Downtown Easton after 15 years
• Bethlehem churches need volunteers to help shelter homeless
• Route 325 pipe project begins this week
• New Central Pennsylvania Friends of Jazz directors expect excitement, work
• Family of missing Harrisburg woman helping authorities after a woman's body was found in the Swatara Creek
• Easton's Larry Holmes statue project stalled, but not junked, officials say
• Developer in legal fight with Forks Township could close major road
• Little Amps coffee shop owner lives his dream in Harrisburg
• Upper Mount Bethel Township officials deny East Bangor permit for building roads to wells
• Harrisburg couple has area's first baby of 2012, born at 12:46 a.m.
• Final scramble before Iowa caucas; Allentown woman, 77, shot in foot - news links
• Lehigh Valley's first child of the year born to Lehigh Township couple
• One person injured in Bethlehem Township, Pa., accident on Route 22
• Man shot in Easton minutes into New Year's Day
• Moore Township mother looks to empower girls with The Glam Squad
• Army Heritage and Education Center offers free workshop on how military records can help unlock secrets of your family tree
• Kids eat free January 2-4 at Chili’s
• Chick-fil-A Bowl: Backups lead Auburn past Virginia 43-24
• Car accident closes Route 22 West in Bethlehem area
• York County mother found dead in possible robbery
• Kids stomp out 2011 at The Hershey Story
• New Year's Eve wedding at Hotel Bethlehem joins serviceman to first-sight love
• Harrisburg area bids farewell to 2011, its wettest year in history
• Two East Shore couples mark half century of welcoming the new year together
• Hampered by a stagnant economy, the Lehigh Valley generated action in 2011
• Route 946 bridge replacement begins in Moore Township
• Software boosts students' Spanish grades at Lehigh Carbon Community College, professor says
• Holland Township says goodbye to longtime elected official
• Hackettstown-based WeatherWorks provides forecasts for NFL teams
• Roseto's traditions live on as borough celebrates centennial
• Central New Jersey Boy Scouts counselor John Kauza guides 5,000th scout to merit badge in shooting
• Thank you for a record-breaking year on PennLive and best wishes for 2012!
• Year in Review: Allentown explosion, murder of Freemansburg police officer Robert Lasso among top local stories in 2011
• Tougher laws could be costly for clinics that perform abortions
• Berks County church gets $1.64 million estate from slain Alburtis woman; monsignor's sermon will talk about Immaculata sex crime allegations - news links
• Newark, N.J., teen who tried to carjack off-duty cop died after shootout and crash during getaway attempt
• One dead, one injured after Lebanon County crash on Saturday
• Lower Saucon Township police cite target shooters
• Ruth S. Vivian, retired registered nurse at Easton Hospital - Obituaries today
• Essroc Cement Corp. agrees to add pollution controls costing $33 million following alleged violations
• Easton man used crawl space to avoid arrest, police say
• Sixth Street Shelter of Allentown progressing toward expansion
• Graham Spanier ouster, DB Cooper case lead the top ten most-read stories in 2011
• Fountain Hill receives $2,500 grant to plant trees
• South Middleton and Dickinson townships' border dispute finally nears end
• Valley Wide Help to transition to 2-1-1 in 2012
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey state parks host New Year's Day hikes
• United Way of the Lehigh Valley moves into brighter, better office space
• New Jersey bill eliminates permit for home-brewing and winemaking
• Rising Tide Community Loan Fund lends $311,470 to local businesses
• Lehigh County Executive Don Cunningham declines to back referendum on appointing sheriff, clerk and coroner posts
• Police say 24-year-old Nazareth man robbed elderly women for drug money
• Route 33 accident in Lower Saucon Township claims life of Paterson, N.J., man
• Phillipsburg woman tricked by flimflammer, police say
• Former Allentown lawyer disbarred for taking clients' money and not doing work, records say
• Phillipsburg man caught stealing van after it runs out of gas, police say
• Verizon reverses on $2 'convenience fee' for one-time payments after customer backlash
• Couple marry at Mechanicsburg mayor's hardware store
• Wilson Borough rehab center nurse accused of stealing painkillers from patient, authorities say
• GIANT Food Stores issues cheese recall
• Five groups get $492,000 for Lehigh County affordable housing projects
• Cable costs rising in 2012 for Lehigh Valley area customers
• Phillipsburg police blotter: suspicious men, lewdness
• Allentown man stole copper from 74 homes over four months, police say
• Passenger's refusal to submit to blood-alcohol test triggers 'collision between law, common sense,' lawyer says
• Giant Food Stores announce recall of shredded cheese
• Federal cross-state pollution rule suspended by court
• More Harrisburg-area nightclubs and bars are using metal detectors to flag dangerous patrons
• Allentown sinkhole victims may be unable to return home for days - UPDATE
• Bill Maher's tweet about Tim Tebow draws heat; Two-year-old boy fatally shot in Newark identified - PM news links
• Hackettstown pedestrian punches driver who hit him, police say
• Father accused of stabbing son, 18, in Forks Township
• Bangor man accused of assaulting pregnant woman
• Freemansburg man, intoxicated and on pain pills, tried to grab cop's gun, police say
• What's closed for New Year's
• Man charged with attempted robbery in Carlisle had planned to rob bank, police say
• 2011 in review: Top local stories include Perry County fire, Harrisburg debt, Dick Winters' death
• Hackettstown police blotter: Outstanding warrants and drunken driving
• Drop in corporate tax collections contributes to Pennsylvania revenue shortfall
• Remembering: John 'Jake' Wilson built homes, businesses and football teams
• PPL restores power to customers in East Pennsboro, Hampden townships
• Harrisburg City Council attorney submits $90,000 bill
• Power restored in East Pennsboro Township, but 1,000 without power in Hampden
• Your comments: Are laptops, tablets for students a necessity in schools?
• 'Fly High, Gaby': Penn State student becomes Twitter trend in tribute after her death
• Abortion doctor with Phillipsburg clinic charged with murder
• Police seek suspect related to Harrisburg shooting death
• Pennsylvania natives Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul see hope in Iowa caucuses
• Route 33 South closed at Interstate 78 East
• Allentown man faces felony charges after allegedly altering vehicle title
• November's jobless rate in the Harrisburg area remains unchanged from October, but rose slightly in Lebanon and York areas
• Christmas break-in attempted with flower pot, water hose; patio table, gutters stolen - Lehigh County police blotter
• Shoe will be on display, not dropped, in Palmyra for New Year's Eve
• Pole fire leaves almost 4,000 without power in Hampden, East Pennsboro townships
• Obituaries: Betty White Williams of Oberlin, sang with Scott White gospel crusade
• Work release center resident finds body in Swatara Township creek
• Shot fired at man's car in Harrisburg
• Fire displaces three in Harrisburg Friday morning
• Penn State fans aren't scrambling for TicketCity Bowl tickets
• Swatara Township raises taxes by 46 percent
• Centenary College to host canine nose-work trial over New Year's weekend
• Wegmans thief subdued with Taser in parking lot, police say
• Immaculata High School reputation tarnished by Patrick Lott's arrest; North Whitehall residents protest sewage plant plans - AM news links
• Driver died before car hit house in Weisenberg Township, coroner says
• Your comments: Do you think it is fair for employers to deny jobs to tobacco users?
• Best N.J. videos of the year from The Star-Ledger
• $1 million Powerball ticket sold in Lebanon
• Harrisburg's debt crisis hurts city's real estate market
• Take-home technology is prominent in the future of Lehigh Valley schools
• Harrisburg City Council adopts 2012 budget calling for 16 percent property tax hike
• Weller Health Education Center developing depression education program
• Area ski resorts set to open Friday
• Greenwich Township police arrest Washington Township man on drunken driving charges
• Hanover Township residents displaced by sinkhole return home
• Catasauqua man claims Cash 5 ticket worth $225,000
• Motorist in fatal crash with cyclist cited for careless driving
• Moore Twp. supervisors to finalize $2.9 million budget tonight
• Somebody Do Something: Fox Farm Road in Lopatcong Township
• Cash 5 ticket worth more than $500,000 sold in East Stroudsburg
• James E. Fitzpatrick retired after 43 years from New Jersey Power and Light Co. - Obituaries today
• State employees' birth dates protected from right-to-know request by panel's ruling
• Carlisle borough manager leaving post
• Allentown sinkhole spread into nearby cemetery, affecting 54 graves - UPDATE
• Sears announces list of some store closures, none local
• Forgotten Voices, Dillsburg-based nonprofit helping people in Africa, wins Harrisburg Chamber award
• Accident closes eastbound lanes of Harvey Taylor Bridge
• Raids on Bad Boy Toys stores yield bath salts, synthetic marijuana, police say
• Body of woman found near Harrisburg Greenbelt in Swatara Township
• Chris Christie calls lack of education overhaul his biggest regret of 2011; Braddock, Pa., worker burned at U.S. steel plant - PM news links
• Phillipsburg Town Council authorizes Ingersoll-Rand purchase
• Wilson Borough woman sues Pat Vulcano Jr. over injuries from November car crash
• Months of neglect killed horse taken from Lehigh County woman, police say
• Allentown sinkhole affects gravesites; battery charger started Cumberland County fire; and more
• Unemployment claims in Pennsylvania drop
• Special elections for representatives complicate Pennsylvania redistricting
• Great White Caps and Start Making Sense highlight New Year's Eve concerts in the Valley and more in Friday's EXPOSED
• Your comments: Did it snow where you are?
• Harrisburg receiver David Unkovic reschedules public forum on city's debt crisis
• Harrisburg receiver David Unkovic to discuss city debt crisis at private event
• Sears, Kmart to close 100 stores, but none in central Pennsylvania
• Judge approves receivership for Harrisburg's financially troubled Crowne Plaza Hotel
• Phillipsburg police blotter: Vandalism, theft, drug possession and underage drinking
• Carlisle, Cumberland County United Way 10% short of campaign goal
• Questions of the week: Did you buy more at Christmas? Should schools consolidate sports?
• Chance of snow this afternoon in Harrisburg area
• Obituaries: Charlie Bowman, first African-American executive chef at the Hershey Country Club
• Man with cerebral palsy creates website that helps him and others
• Pennsylvania Rep. Stephen Bloom announces plans for re-election campaign
• Allentown sinkhole prompts building evacuations at 10th, Gordon streets - UPDATE
• Penn State students create song for victims of child sex abuse
• Drunken driver gets more than 7 years for fatal Route 22 crash in Whitehall Township
• Homicide charges filed in Latimore Township's Nov. 4 fatal wreck
• Driver crashes, runs, leaves 4 passengers; Christmas lights cut - Lehigh County police blotter
• Geisinger Health System won't hire people who smoke, won't force current employees to quit
• Unsolved murders haunt families, challenge police
• Lauren's First and Goal gives another $143,000 to pediatric cancer research, support of families
• $206 million Mega Millions mega-jackpot won by a New Yorker - again
• Some N.J. commuters could get slammed by subsidy decrease; New Jersey mayor deployed, may Skype in to meetings - AM news links
• The Carlisle Vault adds Janelle Monae's music video to its credits
• Don Cunningham OKs term-limit referendum for Lehigh County executive, commissioners
• Former Jack Jones Buick spot could be home for new coffee stops, eateries
• Coroner, sheriff say they should be elected by Lehigh County voters
• Harrisburg budget will be passed, Mayor Thompson might veto it
• Mayor Thompson focuses on New Year's Eve celebration, while city's financial problems loomed large
• GOP's Rick Santorum fights to contend in leadoff caucus
• Penbrook council members unsure of current tax rate
• Marketplace for health insurance exchange draws closer
• St. Luke's Hospital fire forces patients, staff to evacuate parts of newly opened campus - UPDATE
• Respected N.J. vice principal accused of videotaping boys in school shower: 'No one is perfect'
• Phillipsburg Town Council approaches final vote on Ingersoll Rand purchase
• Emmaus house fire displaces two people
• Allentown authority enters 29-year lease with hockey team owners - UPDATE
• George Hitcho Jr.'s attorneys secure more time to research insanity defense
• Easton stabbing suspect flees, leaving man with non-life-threatening injury
• Guilty verdict in fatal I-78 tractor-trailer wreck should be tossed, defense argues
• Musikfest stabbing: 16-year-old accepts plea deal including state prison sentence
• State Supreme Court to hear dispute between WGAL-TV and Cumberland County coroner over when autopsy report must be made public
• PolitiFact N.J.: Christie claims number of state employees is less than when Whitman resigned in 2001
• Geisinger snuffs out tobacco-using job seekers
• Bushkill Township teen sent to prison for two months for sex with 12-year-old
• East Bangor mother who gave her baby methadone gets probation
• Easton man sentenced in planned New Jersey murder case
• Easton standoff subject apologizes before probation sentence
• Critz: Armstrong County Fire Departments Receive $570,523 Federal Grant
• 2011 in review: 5 most-watched videos of the year
• Police charge Palmyra man in connection with Dec. 6 shooting
• Charges filed in Adams County crash that killed Hanover man and injured Dillsburg woman
• Lycoming County township official blocks road with downed trees to force drilling company to make repairs
• Easton police release photo of burglary suspect
• Hellertown man allegedly destroys parts of borough police station
• Strait of Hormuz closure threat riles U.S.; Kim Jong Il mourned by thousands - PM news links
• Lehigh University reports another apartment break-in, Bethlehem police report
• Pair die of carbon monoxide poisioning inside stuck vehicle near Shamokin
• Immaculata High School volunteer recorded boys in shower, prosecutor's office says
• Bullets rip through home in Lower Swatara Township
• Penn State sex-abuse scandal, flooding top Pennsylvania's news in 2011
• Sand Island closes east of ice house Saturday morning
• Holiday shopping season was 'good but uneven,' with lull between Black Friday and Christmas week
• Anna M. Trauger, retired after 19 years from Georgia Pacific - Obituaries today
• Man stopped for DUI tells police he killed girlfriend; York man may be barred from council over felony conviction; and more
• Rick Santorum says he's got momentum before Iowa caucuses
• Obituaries: Dr. David Besselman, longtime Harrisburg pediatrician
• Woman killed by deer parts in western Pa. crash
• Interstate 287 plane crash initial report does not list a cause in accident that killed five people in New Jersey
• Carlisle man slams door on officer's foot during drug bust
• Arlen Specter jokes about politics in comedy club stint
• Allentown receives grant for expansion of Jackson Street Community Park
• Allentown Bishop John Barres meets Pope Benedict XVI during trip to Rome
• Greensburg mom left 3 kids alone at mall for 12+ hours, police say
• New Year's Eve in Hershey will feature a giant Kiss
• Lower Saucon Township man strikes Upper Black Eddy woman with vehicle in township Giant parking lot, police report
• Lebanon couple sue over physical exam of 9-year-old son at school
• Middletown flood victim receives gift cards from families along school bus route
• Penn State President Rodney Erickson has reputation of being practical, personable
• Inauguration events scheduled Jan. 3 for Dauphin County officials
• Arlen Specter has possible second career as comedian
• Mega Millions single winning ticket worth $206 million
• TSA security lapse at Newark International; Meeting Penn State University President Rodney Erickson - AM news links
• Foiled burglary attempt investigated in Lebanon County
• State police probing burglary in Perry County
• Easton man threatens to kill ex-girlfriend, kicks at police officers, police report
• New Pennsylvania teen driver laws aim to increase supervised training
• Monroe County gas station robbed by man dressed in black
• Lower Allen Township approves installation of pedestrian warning signs at Carlisle, Warwick roads
• I-78 accident in Hunterdon County spills off highway into parking lot
• Bethlehem Township, Pa., woman charged in Christmas Day stabbing
• Bangor man involved in suicidal standoff arraigned on charges
• Sears and Kmart to shut down more than 100 stores to save money
• Ranch House owner selling vacant restaurant in Upper Nazareth Township
• Bethlehem parking payment to change in new year
• Phillipsburg Mall patrons pass off fake travelers checks on Christmas Eve, police say
• Corrections officials believe maps can help transition parolees, identify needs
• Bushkill Township police officer scratched by papers thrown in her face
• Stockertown man accused in shooting, stabbing is sent to Northampton County Prison
• Man in critical condition after being shot by New Jersey police following multi-town car chase
• Bethlehem man charged in armed robbery of mini mart in city
• Lehigh Valley Community Land Trust beginning West Ward Easton rehabs
• Lehigh Valley unemployment stuck at 8.6 percent in November
• E. coli found in Lynn Township well water; Salisbury Township adopts budget - Lehigh County links
• James M. Vaughan is 'exactly the guy we need' to run Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, new boss says
• George Hitcho's lawyers examine insanity defense in shooting of Freemansburg police officer Robert Lasso
• Carlisle council member Tim Scott announces interest in replacing Mayor Kirk Wilson
• Cedarbrook nurses' new agreement gets OK from Lehigh County officials
• Sands Bethlehem Events Center to include high-end nightclub
• Glendon woman stabbed boyfriend and his father during argument, records say
• Phillipsburg women allegedly shoplift from Wal-Mart
• Phillipsburg man steals Sirius radio, watch and tools, police say
• Allentown housing development plans scaled back from 139 homes to 50
• Hackettstown man steals two gold bracelets, police say
• Drugs, gun found outside suspects' car in South Whitehall Township
• Sussex County woman allegedly tried to kick New Jersey trooper
• Phillipsburg man faces charges after scuffle with police
• Truck collision spills Marcellus drilling mud into Lycoming Co. creek
• Your comments: Will the turnpike toll hike encourage drivers to switch to E-ZPass?
• Your comments: Today's economy creates need for 24/7 day care centers
• Turnpike tolls going up for those who use cash
• 'Hear No Evil,' e-book about Jerry Sandusky scandal, available; proceeds benefit Coalition Against Rape
• Top weird news posts of 2011 feature dumb criminals, roaming animals and strange food
• Scott Garrett's expected competition switches congressional districts
• Teen driving law changes take effect today
• Sears, Kmart stores to close after lackluster holiday sales period
• $1 per person health insurance fee will pay for medical research
• Copper pipe stolen in burglary at Millersburg house
• Alcohol, argument with spouse triggered Monday's standoff in Swatara Township, police say
• State places conditions on Carlisle bar's liquor license
• New theft charge for Carlisle man who was accused of eating raw meat in Walmart
• 15-year-old on pot allegedly leads police on high-speed chase; Philly man spends a few days dead in a recliner; and more
• Lebanon police seek man in connection with Christmas Eve domestic violence incident
• Harrisburg police foot patrols could be walking away
• Best weather photos of the year in New Jersey
• New Year's Eve: Where to go to celebrate 2012
• Obituaries: Scott Lehman, Dillsburg athlete who excelled in wrestling and soccer
• Patriot-News analysis: Hampden Township has lowest taxes, Highspire has highest
• Show will go on at historic Bucks County Playhouse
• Palmyra police seek driver in hit-and-run accident
• Aliahna Lemmon, missing 9-year-old Indiana girl, found dead; - AM news links
• Jerry Sandusky's wife is under increased scrutiny by those who wonder what she knows
• Police investigate burglary at Upper Mount Bethel Chinese restaurant
• N.J. coyote hunt begins in effort to stem canine encroachment
• Two men accused of fighting at Wawa in Lower Nazareth Township
• Neston Heights determined not to repeat history of Delaware Terrace
• St. Luke's denies employee's request for same-sex spousal health benefits
• HACC's website temporarily offline
• Palmyra budget approved with $5 million, 20-year bond issue
• Jack Creek Steakhouse to close Allentown area location, citing economy
• Shoppers crowd stores the day after Christmas to return items, take advantage of sales
• YWCA of Greater Harrisburg's emergency shelter program is haven for homeless
• Lopatcong Township woman injured in Interstate 78 crash in Bethlehem Township, N.J.
• Phillipsburg High School student is Charlie Dent's last page
• Susquehanna Township man carjacked in Harrisburg
• Woman robbed of purse at gunpoint in Harrisburg
• Refugee from Cameroon enjoys the first Christmas with her children in 10 years
• Independence Township deaths due to accidental carbon monoxide poisoning, official says
• 2011 year in review: Pennsylvania politics brought new governor, criminal convictions
• Patriot-News analysis: Water, sewer and trash rates vary widely among municipalities
• Patriot-News analysis: What we pay in taxes
• Patriot-News analysis: What we pay for water, sewer and trash
• Sundance Film Festival picks Slate Belt movie
• Clerk injured in robbery at midtown Harrisburg market
• Two men flee from Carlisle officers, crash into car after high-speed chase, police say
• Liquor Control Board program ships wine to Pennsylvania homes
• Family displaced from Lower Paxton Township home after furnace malfunctions
• Bethlehem Skateplaza to double in size by summer
• Bangor addiction treatment center provides safe outlet for Lehigh Valley residents
• Harrisburg man charged with stealing more than $2,000 from employer
• Police seek Stockertown man in shooting, stabbing
• Lehigh University students' homes targeted by burglars over winter break
• Toy helicopter part causes fire in Allentown, official says
• Police identify man arrested after standoff in Swatara Township
• Republicans return to presidential campaign mode
• Obituaries today: Norma Cassel of Mechanicsburg, 78, taught in one-room schoolhouse
• Chambersburg-area man dies in Christmas house fire; Lancaster man wins U.S. Mr. Gay competition; and more
• Man surrenders after three-hour standoff with police in Swatara Township
• Second Mile's insurance company asks to pay no claims for Jerry Sandusky
• Let voters determine primaries, not political parties, groups say
• Pennsylvania Council on the Arts' funding future is cloudy
• Pennsylvania Turnpike drivers' goo-related claims expected to top $1 million
• Hershey's Center for the Protection of Children aims to treat child abuse, fix Penn State's reputation
• Pennsylvania State Police have a busy holiday weekend
• Autism demystified at Pen Argyl benefit concert
• Warren Hills Regional Middle School art teacher gives students space to grow
• Upper Nazareth, East Allen officials agree to truck ban on shared road
• Nazareth YMCA 'Tree of Lights' honors loved ones, helps local youth
• Assault rifle stolen in burglary of Wormleysburg residence
• Glendon assault leaves two with knife wounds, police say
• Jacob's Christmas in Easton serves up holiday spirit
• PennFuture's leaders ran afoul of political opponents
• Allentown bell drop joins Bethlehem and Easton offerings on New Year's Eve
• Hope Township boy with severe epilepsy experiences change on new medication
• Floyd Wellen, retired from the former Cooper Industries - Obituaries today
• Warm weather delays opening of ski resorts in midstate, East Coast
• Phillipsburg man allegedly passes out at bank drive-thru, charged with DUI
• Monroe County woman dies in Christmas Eve crash in Poconos
• North Whitehall Township burglar leaves fire, police say
• Maryland woman dies in Lebanon County crash
• NORAD experiences record-setting year of Santa Claus tracking inquiries
• I want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas.
• Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer story started as 'crowd-bringer' for Montgomery Ward
• Spirit of Lehigh Valley brings gifts to less fortunate
• Belvidere offers to pay company $800,000 for charging it too much in taxes
• Independence Township suspected carbon monoxide incident leaves two dead - UPDATE
• Last minute Christmas shoppers rush home with their treasures
• Forks Township day care open late hours for parents working second, third shift
• Zach Dearie overcomes Hodgkin's disease
• PlayStation 3 console stolen during Carlisle break-in
• Man snatches purse off midtown woman's shoulder after holding door
• Pagano reunion a family tradition for more than 60 years in Roseto
• Phillipsburg spent roughly $5,000 to send officials to Atlantic City convention
• Artist unveils new verison of George Washington on the Delaware River
• One Southern Lehigh school needs air conditioning repair, another needs replacement
• State police arrest 3rd man in Berks County stabbing death
• Raritan Township's Jack McDade sings on Christmas CD with a little help from his friends
• Ann J. Sosa Beynon, worked at the former Guardian Photo in Catasauqua - obituaries today
• Transco formally applies for pipeline through Hunterdon County
• Pine Street Presbyterian Church in Harrisburg to stream Christmas Eve service online
• Harrisburg Police investigate three armed robberies
• Teen shot in Harrisburg; residents say area needs more police
• New Air Jordans incite shopper violence; Donald Trump leaves door open for 2012 presidential run - news links
• Third suspect arrested in Berks County stabbing death
• Researchers put farmed fish on a diet to meet growing demand for seafood
• Harrisburg officials say the mayor's 2012 budget proposal doesn't add up
• Rumors dance that Lady Gaga might buy a home in Lancaster County
• Clinton Township police blotter: fugitive arrest and hit and run
• Christmas Eve marks 100th anniversary of opening of Lackawanna Cutoff
• Phillipsburg police blotter: burglary, assault and criminal mischief
• Northampton County Councilman worried $2 million from Chrin amounted to a bribe
• Lafayette Ambassador Bank and Fulton Bank of New Jersey owner raising dividend 20 percent
• Ed Nelson suing to keep seat on Upper Mount Bethel Township Board of Supervisors
• Ingersoll Rand property is topic of another Phillipsburg closed-door meeting
• Easton Area High School student threatened teacher, court records say
• Box truck gets stuck in tunnel on Route 519 in Lopatcong Township
• Slain Harrisburg teacher Tarina Fields Price 'wanted the best for the kids'
• Christmas weather: It's not going to be snowy around here
• 'Layaway angels' rally to help strangers
• TechGYRLS students create video games in Bethlehem
• Cedar Crest College credit rating reaffirmed, but outlook negative as fewer students apply
• Just Born to open Peeps & Co. store at The Shoppes at Sands
• Lansford, Pa., man had loaded gun, multiple drugs during search in Glendon Borough, court records say
• A year after wildlife officer's slaying, his colleagues fear it could happen again
• Fry Communications adding jobs in 2012
• No reported injuries in Plainfield Township accident that stalled traffic
• 'Layaway angels' pay off families' Christmas purchases
• Communities puzzled over killing of man found in South Whitehall Township; shopper stabbed while waiting for new Air Jordans - PM news links
• Man robbed in Harrisburg Thursday night
• New Jersey's 5th and 9th districts combined in formal vote - UPDATE
• Public hearing with Harrisburg receiver postponed
• Retailers pull baby formula after Missouri infant dies of infection
• Southern Lehigh School District looks to save on student transportation, trash hauling
• Remembering: Tom Sariano delivered friendship along with the mail in Duncannon
• Authorities searching for owner of missing dog found in Upper Nazareth Township
• Man injured in Harrisburg shooting
• Western Pennsylvania women steal Christmas cards from mailboxes, police say
• Your comments: Steep property tax hikes hurt; taxes should instead be raised in small increments year-to-year
• Grace V. Garis, worked as garment worker at Martins Creek Manufacturing Co. for many years - Obituaries today
• 'Elf on the Shelf' Christmas tattletale grows in popularity
• Woman accused of neglecting horse, causing its death in Weisenberg Township
• Garden State Parkway toll booths robbed
• Man robs Chick-fil-A restaurant in Silver Spring Township
• New Jersey pilot apparently tried to declare emergency before crash in Morris County
• Allentown house hit with bullets in drive-by shooting
• Belief in Santa Claus remains strong
• Student leaves $172,000 violin on Philadelphia-area bus
• Wormleysburg man dies in York County crash after police chase
• California man dies in York County plane crash
• Pilot killed in small plane crash in York County, police say
• Pennsylvania lands $41.3 million federal grant for education
• Quick action by West Shore YMCA staff saves man's life
• Carlisle woman reports $7,800 in cash, jewelry, silver stolen from home
• Woman charged with disorderly conduct after jumping from moving vehicle in Lebanon
• Woman hit by car in Mechanicsburg
• Juveniles charged with stealing $4 in change from Lebanon Laundromat
• Police arrest Cumberland County man on drug charges, find dead dog in mobile home
• Your comments: Maintenance of city trees, their damage comes down to property owners
• Renaming Southern Lehigh Intermediate School for Joseph Liberati could be costly
• Governor Corbett Announces $41.3 Million Federal Education Grant
• Man accused in 2007 Chester slaying charged in 2 more killings
• Philly schools lay off 141, including 47 nurses
• Student leaves rare violin on Philly-bound bus
• Allentown to celebrate new year, 250th anniversary with 'Bells Will Be Ringing Gala'
• Tiebreaker to pick GOP map for New Jersey House seats
• 'Race to the Top' winners include Pennsylvania, New Jersey
• Secret Santa makes donation to Steelton Borough Community Cats
• Newborn found in cardboard box in Philadelphia; Disgraced ex-U.S. Congressman Anthony Weiner's son born - AM news links
• With custodian convicted of murder, family of slain Chatham priest breaths sigh of vindication
• Man assaulted Chapman woman, breaking her arm, police say
• Easton responders transport driver after College Hill accident
• Man robs Raceway gas station in Hackettstown at gunpoint
• Investigation into fatal White Township fire that claimed toddler almost complete
• Works of HACC art faculty featured in Rose Lehrman Art Gallery
• Payroll tax deadlock ends with House caving to President Barack Obama's demands
• Lebanon Township resident pressured to wire $4,900 to Portugal, police say
• Volunteers wrap thousands of presents for Saturday's Spirit of the Lehigh Valley dinner
• U.S. Rep. Scott Garrett to face incumbent Democrat next year under map combining Congressional Districts
• Democrats caution against taking Newt Gingrich lightly
• Bethlehem cyclist Patrick Ytsma remembered in memorial ride
• Vigil held for slain Harrisburg teacher
• Bill levels field for cyberschool graduates who want to join armed forces
• Alpha considers shared service with Greenwich Township
• Capital Area School for the Arts considers applying to become a charter school
• State Museum closing early: It was just announced that because state offices are...
• Sex with teen girls results in prison time for Millersburg man
• Longtime Hackettstown printing business owner closes shop, citing declining health
• Derry Township approves 2012 budget, cuts library hours
• Coroner: Cops killed man who fired at them in Cumberland County
• Rick Rovegno plans to stay engaged after departing as Cumberland County commissioner
• Penn State officials' hearing transcript released
• Cumberland and Lebanon counties vote to abolish jury commissioners
• Secret Santa cheers up Pennsylvanians with $100 bills
• Governor Corbett Tours New Manufacturing Facility in Cambria County, Highlights Job Creation
• Governor Corbett Signs 10 Bills into Law
• New Jersey State Police, loved ones remember Trooper Philip Lamonaco 30 years after line-of-duty death
• Harrisburg Authority to renew incinerator sale process
• Penn State University researchers take steps toward finding a cure for leukemia
• SUV strikes porch in Forks Township accident on Bushkill Drive
• Allentown man dies after being shot; fourth killing in city in a week - UPDATE
• Bethlehem-based First Star Bancorp bought by ESSA Bancorp for $24.2 million
• Noon Year's Eve - A week from today! Join us for our annual family celebration...
• Your comments: Term limits necessary to curb out-of-control Congress
• Lehigh County voters will weigh in on term limits for commissioners, executive, if Don Cunningham signs off
• Three people injured in two-vehicle Halifax crash
• Interstate 78 East reopens after truck fire in Lower Saucon Township just east of Route 33 - UPDATE
• Tax hike dropped from Lower Swatara budget
• Upper Allen Township budget raises real estate tax 8.5%
• Harrisburg School Board agrees to limit any tax hike to 2.5%
• West Hanover Township's budget contains no tax increase
• Roof Advisory Group donates $5,000 to Central Pa. Food Bank
• Allentown city council repeals law requiring contractors to hire union workers for city projects
• Newberry Township family adds 2 new members, cousins born within 24 hours of each other
• Redrawn congressional map awaits Gov. Corbett's signature
• Lehigh County voters to decide whether sheriff, records clerk, coroner should be appointed
• Upper Nazareth residents to see 83 percent hike in municipal taxes
• Bethlehem returns on-street parking to Wyandotte Street businesses
• Lower Nazareth Township teen cut from car following crash
• Shifting wind sweeps parachuting soldier into tree in Silver Spring Township
• Bangor Area School District teacher being investigated over allegations of inappropriate relations with student