Remembering Lost State Troopers
Governor Josh Shapiro and the Pennsylvania State Police gathered Friday to honor Trooper Jacques Rougeau and 103 other fallen troopers during a memorial service marking the PSP’s 120th anniversary. Rougeau, who was killed in June 2023 while responding to an active shooter, was remembered for his bravery. The service included the reading of the names […]
Read MoreSNAP Replacement Deadline Approaching
The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services is urging SNAP recipients in western and central Pennsylvania to apply for replacement benefits if their food was spoiled during last week’s power outages caused by storms. Affected individuals can request replacement benefits through their local County Assistance Office by Friday, May 9. The state has also requested a […]
Read MorePennDot Released Crash Stats
PennDOT says highway deaths dropped in Pennsylvania last year, falling to 1,127 in 2024—that’s 82 fewer than in 2023 and the second-lowest total since records began in 1928. Fatal crashes involving impaired drivers and lane departures both declined, while intersection-related deaths went up. The state’s investing hundreds of millions in federal and state funds to […]
Read MoreFormer Assistant Softball Coach Facing Felony Charges
A 19-year-old Perry County woman faces multiple felony charges after allegedly kissing a 15-year-old student while working as an assistant coach for the West Perry softball team. Pennsylvania State Police launched an investigation after a report concerning a suicidal teen led them to discover text messages discussing a secretive relationship. Ashlyn Clouser later admitted to […]
Read MoreBig Lots Making Big Comeback
Big Lots is making a major comeback here in Pennsylvania. After declaring bankruptcy in 2024, the discount retailer is reopening 13 stores across the state starting this month. Multiple locations will welcome back customers, many of whom are excited to shop again at the remodeled stores. With fresh layouts, including a new family apparel section, […]
Read MoreSevere Weather Causes Significant Damage in Much of PA
That severe weather that passed through on Tuesday wreaked havoc across western and central Pennsylvania, causing significant damage and even a wildfire. A man in Perry County reported a fire ignited outside his home after a tree fell, snapping power lines during the storm. The fire, fueled by the downed wires, spread quickly but was […]
Read MoreBig Lots Making Comeback
Big Lots is making a strong return in Pennsylvania this May, with 13 stores reopening across the state. The retail chain, now under new ownership after emerging from bankruptcy, plans to open a total of 132 stores nationwide. The first wave begins May 1, with another set opening on May 15. The revamped stores are […]
Read MoreState Police Warn of Phone Scam
Pennsylvania State Police are warning residents about a rise in imposter phone scams, with fraudsters posing as court officers, State Troopers, and other law enforcement officials. Scammers are claiming victims have missed jury duty or are facing contempt of court charges, pressuring them to pay fines immediately to avoid arrest. Payments are often requested via […]
Read MoreReal Id Down to the Wire
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is ramping up efforts as the deadline for REAL ID approaches… now within 10 days. Starting May 7, residents 18 and older must have a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license or federal identification, such as a passport, to fly domestically. PennDOT is extending hours at driver’s license centers, including upcoming REAL […]
Read MorePenn State Wrestler Facing Charges
A Penn State wrestler is facing several charges after an incident at a fraternity house in State College back on March 29. 20 year old Braeden Davis is charged with resisting arrest, evading arrest, criminal trespass, public drunkenness, and underage drinking. Police say Davis and a friend were asked to leave but continued arguing with […]
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