Photos show vehicles believed to be involved in $10k beef heist in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police have released photos showing vehicles believed to have been involved in the theft of thousands of dollars worth of beef.
Nearly 300 Unclaimed Cremated Remains Will Get a Permanent Home in Eagleville
Montgomery County broke ground Monday on a permanent resting place for unclaimed and abandoned cremated remains, writes Emily Neil for WHYY. The structure will stand beside the Coroner’s Office headquarters. County officials say it is the first of its kind at a Pennsylvania coroner’s office. The office now...
Nearly 1,500 People Showed Up for a Pennsylvania Bookshop’s Opening, Leaving Shelves Almost Empty
Nearly 1,500 people showed up to shop at a brand-new bookstore on its very first day. By the end, the shelves were close to bare. I can’t imagine a warmer welcome for a small shop full of stories. The store leans hard into fantasy, with a moody, gothic look...
Pennsylvania’s LIHEAP Crisis Grants Open Nov. 2 for Broken Furnaces, Fuel Below a 15-Day...
Pennsylvania LIHEAP crisis grants of $25 to $1,000 open Nov. 2 for broken furnaces, low fuel or shutoff threats. Help usually comes within 10 business days.
Ogeechee Riverkeeper details ‘Forever Chemicals’ found in Georgia
Mullis said the main way people could ingest PFAS is through the consumption of fish.
Gainesville inland port could pull 26,000 trucks off Atlanta roads
A $134 million inland port in Gainesville that ships cargo to Savannah by train could pull 26,000 trucks off metro Atlanta and Hall County roads in its first year, the Georgia Ports Authority estimates.
Inmate fights leads to lockdown of dozens of Georgia prisons
More than two dozen Georgia prisons are on lockdown Thursday because of increased activity involving groups the Georgia Department of Corrections identifies as security threats, according to a department spokesperson.
Georgia HOAs Must Now Mail Certified Notice, Give Owners 30 Days To Pay And...
It starts small. A notice about a fine or an unpaid fee from the homeowners association lands in the mailbox, or maybe it never lands at all. Then a letter […]
Ohio man supplied urine to help another person qualify for jail release, found guilty
ZANESVILLE, OH (WTRF) — A Muskingum County jury took seven minutes to convict a Junction City man accused of providing urine to another person trying to pass a drug test at the county jail. Robert Givens, 35, was found guilty of tampering with evidence following an Oct. 22 jury trial. The case began when a […]
Former Canal Fulton tax administrator charged, accused of tossing people’s W-2s and checks
CANAL FULTON, OH (WOIO) — Former Canal Fulton income tax administrator William Keltner, 56, has been charged in Massillon Municipal Court after a 2025 investigation into allegations that he threw residents’ income tax documents into the garbage. 19 News obtained the public records earlier this month during a...
