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Police: Family kept 80 animals in Pa. mobile home
Police in central Pennsylvania said Tuesday they charged three adults after finding them living inside a mobile home with a small child, two other people and more than 80 animals.
How PennLive is covering Tuesday's primary
Primary voting at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Church in Harrisburg Tuesday April 24, 2012.
2 Waynesboro women victims of fatal I-81 crash
State police at Harrisburg on Monday identified two Waynesboro, Franklin County, women as the victims of a fatal one-vehicle crash on Interstate 81 in East Hanover Township, Dauphin County, early Sunday.
'Horse' from 'America's Got Talent' -- Cheats Death ... After Tree-Smashing Car Crash
" America's Got Talent " star Zac Gordon ... aka Horse ... aka the guy with iron testicles ... is lucky to be alive ... after smashing his car into a tree while trying to avoid striking a deer, TMZ has learned.
Harrisburg dog owner says vet refused to treat pet
A Harrisburg family says an animal clinic refused to treat their puppy after it was hit by a car last week.
Polls open for primary election, what to know before you go
Most candidate on the ballot are running for municipal offices. The only statewide office on the ballot is for Superior Court Judge.
Harrisburg mayor announces new safe zone
The latest safe zone will be located at 14th and Magnolia streets near the Hall Manor neighborhood, where the city's latest homicide happened.
Harrisburg candidates put 'souls to the polls'
News 8 has Commitment 2013 coverage for all the local races happening Tuesday. In Harrisburg Monday night, city leaders were working to get out the vote by holding a rally.
Gas line work shuts down Harrisburg street for second time this month
Gas line work Tuesday will redirect traffic around the same two blocks of North Fourth Street in Harrisburg for the second time this month, according to UGI and city engineer officials.
Consumers left out of privatization debate
State lawmakers entertained the usual cavalcade of special-interest pleaders recently when they conducted hearings on the faltering effort to introduce the free market to alcoholic beverage sales in the commonwealth.
Lawyers say all 3 candidates qualified for state bench
The Issue: In the primary election, three men are vying for nominations to the Pennsylvania Superior Court.
Harrisburg mayoral candidate charged with defacing opponents campaign signs
One of four democratic candidates running for Harrisburg mayor has been charged in connection with defacing campaign signs of an opponent.
Voters to Weigh in on 'Dry' Issue
An Italian restaurant in Gregg Township has wanted to serve alcohol with their pizza and pasta dishes for years.
They played only nine cities that summer, so Pittsburgh was lucky - but Keith Richards was still a year away from dreaming about "Satisfaction" when the Stones played to a crowd of 400 or so on Wed., June 17, at Danceland in the old West View Amusement Park.
State budget deadline casts spell
A combination of events is focusing attention on whether Gov. Tom Corbett and lawmakers can perform the political hat trick of passing major legislation dealing with transportation spending, liquor store privatization and curbing public pension costs while passing the next state budget on time for the third year in a row.
Backstage Pass: Halestorm At Stage AE
The Grammy Awards have come and gone this year, but you may not know that a rock band from right here in Pennsylvania took home some hardware.
In 2013 Pa. primary, most action in the cities
This combination of three photos shows, from left, Auditor General Jack Wagner, Pittsburgh city Councilman Bill Peduto and outgoing Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl.
Mount Carmel magistrate recertified for service
Magisterial District Judge Hugh A. Jones, Mount Carmel, was again certified for service as a member of Pennsylvania's Unified Judicial System after successful completion of continuing legal education work, conducted by the Minor Judiciary Education Board and the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts, the educational program for magisterial ... (more)
Clouds here to stay through Sunday
Increasing clouds throughout the day kept high temperatures locked in the upper 60s and low 70s.