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| Overnight Energy: Pennsylvania halts work on pipeline | Washington state sued over coal exports ... PENNSYLVANIA STOPS PIPELINE WORK: Pennsylvania regulators ordered construction crews to stop work Wednesday on a controversial major pipeline after recording numerous environmental violations in the building process, including spills and well contamination. The Pennsylvania Department ...
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| With high-profile retirements, Pa. to lose experience, clout in Congress And those with seniority often use their expertise to guide the rest of the state's delegation on big decisions, said Alan Novak, a former GOP state chairman. "They deferred to the ranking member on various committees to get things done for Pennsylvania," Novak said. Shuster, of Blair County, would have ...
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| Man suspected of jumping from Route 33 bridge identified, sought Authorities investigating the report that a man may have jumped from the Route 33 bridge over the Lehigh River were unable to find the victim's body or any witnesses to confirm he jumped. Pennsylvania State Police identified the man as 48-year-old Anthony Joseph Sisonick III, of Palmer Township.
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| Have you seen this Monroe County shooting suspect? Pennsylvania State Police asked Wednesday for the public's help in locating the suspect in an attempted homicide Tuesday night in Monroe County. ... Pennsylvania, allegedly shot a Chestnuthill Township resident with a .22-caliber rifle following a brief verbal dispute, state police at Fern Ridge said.
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| Kennett area mushroom farmers will have display at Pa. Farm Show Mushrooms from the state will be on display during the 102nd Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg this week. Visitors will be able to meet Kennett-area mushroom farmers, learn about the process of growing mushrooms, pick mushrooms and more in the popular Mush-Room located in the Main hall.
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| Auditor General Eugene DePasquale to review Pennsylvania Turnpike finances again With the Pennsylvania Turnpike ready to raise tolls for the 10th year in a row Sunday, state Auditor General Eugene DePasqaule announced Wednesday he's beginning another audit of the agency to look at its debt and contracting practices. In a telephone call with reporters, Mr. DePasquale said he is ...
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| State bans opioids from courtrooms over exposure fears BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts plans to ban some powerful opioids from courtrooms, because state court officials are worried people could be sickened by the drugs. Under a policy that goes into effect on Jan. 8, fentanyl and carfentanil will be allowed into state courthouses only under certain ...
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| Franklin County man gets 40 years in child-porn case HARRISBURG, Pa. — A Quincy Township, Pa., man will spend 40 years in prison after he admitted before a federal judge that he sexually assaulted an infant ... The case was investigated by the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General and Pennsylvania State Police.
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