A very low number of victims are ever repaid in full, but report aims to...
A state task force released a report that finds a startlingly low number of victims ever receive full restitution.The Restitution in PA Task Force says they hope their report is a wake up call that...
View ArticleMayor Bracey speaks to college students about giving back, improving York
York Mayor Kim Bracey traveled to Dauphin County to talk with Penn State Harrisburg students and staff about her life as mayor.She talked to the group not only about her life, but her goals for York...
View ArticleMan who fell into quarry over the weekend charged with trespassing
On February 16, Harrisburg City Police officers were called to the area of Brenner Motors on Paxton Street for a report of a man who fell into a quarry. Officers talked to a man at the scene who told...
View ArticleLancaster City firefighter injured in deadly fire, comes from long line of...
A Lancaster City Fireman is still in critical condition after being severely burned in a fatal house fire early Monday morning.On Tuesday, we learned that Lt. Andre Kelley who is currently in a burn...
View ArticleLocal auto auction collects funds for Sandy relief
The Harrisburg Auto Auction collected $35,337. 77 for Hurrican Sandy Relief. The Auction donated $5.00 for every vehicle. Employees also collected monetary donations from dealers attending the...
View ArticleUPDATE: Lancaster woman charged for death of her elderly mother
Neighbors of 88-year-old Janet Bastendorf, say they haven't seen her in months. Kris Petrosky lives across the street. "I haven't scene her for a couple of years, I know that she was hospitalized...
View ArticleUPDATE: Change to prevent prisoners from collecting unemployment will save...
UPDATE:You may remember a story we did last February on prisoners collecting unemployment. The story caused so much outrage that PA lawmakers were forced to change state policy to stop inmates from...
View ArticlePennsylvania farm families highlight healthy food at Food Check-Out Week events
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau (PFB) members are celebrating Food Check-Out Week (FCOW), which recognizes that growing and raising healthy food is a farmer’s top priority and focuses on helping consumers...
View ArticleDEP awards 106 grants to protect, improve watersheds in 40 Counties
The Department of Environmental Protection announced Tuesday, that it will invest more than $18.7 million in watershed protection projects intended to improve watersheds, stormwater runoff, acid mine...
View ArticlePolice looking for two males who stole $200 worth of items from Walmart
The Silver Spring Township Police Department is looking for information on two white males who stole over $200 worth of items from Walmart. One of the suspects was confronted by a store clerk and fled...
View ArticleUPDATE(2): Section of Cameron Street closed due to water main break
UPDATE:CBS 21 has learned that officials on the scene of the water leak are taking few precautions during the overnight hours. The break is on Cameron Street between Herr and Market Streets. There is...
View ArticleMan 'cries wolf'; takes over 50 rides in ambulance with no medical problems
Good Samaritan Hospital fell victim once again to a Lebanon resident who "cried wolf" (called for help, but didn't need it). Over the past few months, William Trostle IV of Lebanon, has called for an...
View ArticleBlaze engulfs Lancaster County building
Officials in Lancaster County were called back to a farm after a fire rekindled overnight.Dispatchers say flames first broke out yesterday afternoon in the 3800 block of the Oregon Pike in West Earl...
View ArticleDauphin County offers interest-free grace period for property owners
Dauphin County’s Tax Claim Bureau is offering an interest-free grace period to all property owners with 2012 delinquent real property taxes.Approximately 11,000 first-class letters were mailed on...
View ArticleComcast to firearms shops: Your money’s no good here
Courtesy CBSDetroit:By Christy StrawserCBS Detroit Managing EditorDETROIT (CBS Detroit) Williams Gun Sight and Outfitters in Davison, Mich., said they learned their money’s no good with Comcast when...
View ArticleGhost writer: New app to keep you tweeting after death
Courtesy RT.com:A new application will soon allow users to keep posting Twitter updates from beyond the grave, independently using intricate knowledge of your online character to create a virtual...
View ArticleSenator tells McCord flat budget 'the new up'
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — State Treasurer Rob McCord says he needs more money to make more money for state government.At a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing Wednesday, McCord said Republican Gov....
View ArticleThree suspected Internet predators arrested
The Office of Attorney General’s Child Predator Unit announced the arrest of three men, who are accused of using the Internet to sexually proposition what they believed were underage girls. In three...
View ArticleSenate panel rolls out welcome mat for AG Kane
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The powerful Senate Appropriations Committee is rolling out the welcome mat for Pennsylvania's new chief legal officer.Attorney General Kathleen Kane fielded questions for nearly...
View ArticleDoD set to announce furlough plan
Military.com:Stars and Stripes| by Chris CarrollWASHINGTON -- The Defense Department intends to notify Congress on Wednesday of a plan to furlough nearly 800,000 civilian employees one day each week...
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