Lawsuit against NCAA could cost PA thousands
The bombshell lawsuit against the NCAA announced by Governor Corbett Wednesday, could mean a cost of hundreds of thousands of dollars for Pennsylvania.We all know litigation is expensive , especially...
View ArticleTurnpike travelers will see higher rates, starting this weekend
Travelers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike will pay more beginning Sunday. Tolls for cash customers will jump by 10%. E-ZPass customer rates will only increase by 2%.If you think toll revenues go solely...
View ArticleJobs could be saved at one Lancaster County company if a new buyout goes through
Nearly 112 jobs in Lancaster County could be saved after a global corporation has show interest in buying a local struggling company. Sources tell CBS 21 News that Cargill was in town Thursday,...
View ArticleGovernor says political reasons played no role in filing of lawsuit against NCAA
One of the things that was talked about the most when Governor Corbett announced his lawsuit against the NCAA Wednesday was why now? When asked why now, Corbett listed two reasons. Neither of those...
View Article'Opening the Doors', PA Farm Show reveals 2013 theme
The Pennsylvania Farm Show is about to open, and the theme this year is called "Opening the Doors". Opening the doors into the farming industry. That's the purpose of the barn exhibits at the PA Farm...
View Article200 arrested as part of international investigation for child pornography
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says more than 200 adults have been arrested in an international investigation of child pornography.Authorities say they identified 123 victims in 19...
View ArticlePolice looking for man who stole charity jar filled with money
West Manchester Township Police are looking for a man who stole a charity jar full of money from the Rutter's Store on Kenneth Road. The man came into the store on January 2 around 1:30 a.m. He...
View ArticleNew Chief of Recovery Officer for Harrisburg School District releases statement
The new Chief of Recovery Officer for the Harrisburg School District, Gene G. Veno, releases statement. "As the new Chief Recovery Officer for the Harrisburg School District, I pledge to work...
View Article2013 PA Farm Show Butter Sculpture revealed
On Thursday, the 2013 PA Farm Show continued its annual tradition of revealing a 1,000 butter sculpture. The sculpture is crafted in butter donated by the Land O'Lakes plant in Carlisle. The sculpture...
View ArticleBlock in Harrisburg now dealing with a third sinkhole
In Harrisburg, the sinkhole saga of North Fourth Street continued Thursday. There are now three sinkholes.A backhoe operator escaped injury Thursday afternoon when another part of the 2100 block of...
View ArticlePride of the Susquehanna to offer free cruise for members of Armed Forces,...
In 2013, the Pride of the Susquehanna will celebrate it's 25th anniversary. As part of community service for the Riverboat Society offers a free cruise for Veterans to the Lebanon VA Hospital. In...
View ArticlePA Gaming Control Board reports revenue up, but Hollywood Casino down
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported Thursday in a press release that gross revenue from slot machine gaming for the 2012 year was $2,470,935,317, or 2.7 percent higher than in 2011. PGCB...
View ArticleNoted Historian and Lincoln Author will kick off State Museum's Emancipation...
In honor of the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, The State Museum of Pennsylvania will exhibit a rare copy of the document signed by President Abraham Lincoln. The document is on...
View ArticleHarrisburg Mayor's Task Force on Sexual Violence meets for first time
The first meeting of Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson's Task Force on Sexual Violence was held Thursday, in the Mayor's office, to outline an agenda and plans for the coming year. The task force...
View ArticlePASSHE, APSCUF resume contract negotiations Friday
Negotiations between the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) and the Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties (APSCUF) resume on Friday. PASSHE Vice...
View ArticleTE Connectivity donates over $70,000 to American Red Cross for disaster relief
TE Connectivity Ltd., the world’s largest provider of connectivity solutions, and its employees have donated over $72,000 to support the American Red Cross’s Hurricane Sandy relief efforts. Kenzie...
View ArticleJUST IN: Police in Chambersburg searching for bank robber
State Police in Franklin County are searching for a bank robber who held up an M&T Bank in Guilford Township. Schools near that area were on lockdown earlier Thursday, but that has since been...
View ArticleUPDATE(2): Car runs stop sign, collides with school bus and then is run over
UPDATE:State Police have identified the people who were involved in the accident on Thursday afternoon.Seth Erb, 19 of Lebanon, was driving south on Houtztown Road in Jackson Township and for some...
View ArticleRep. Scott Perry sworn in on Friday
Scott Perry was sworn-in as the Representative of Pennsylvania’s new 4th Congressional District Thursday and was joined by more than 50 supporters who traveled to Washington, D.C. to mark the...
View ArticleMan getting a beer killed when the refrigerator falls on him
Information provided by CBS:A 60-something Los Angeles man was killed on New Year's Day after a refrigerator fell on him while he was trying to grab a beer, CBS Los Angeles reports. The incident...
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