Cumberland County News

Police have arrested a Carlisle man on charges he attempted to bribe his way out of a court conviction.

Chain store Toys R Us sets up collection bins, to collect toys and baby products for less fortunate children.

Mark Knepp, 20, of Carlisle, is facing assault and reckless endangerment charges, after being accused of badly beating up another man.

Police in Cumberland County said they have arrested the leader of a retail theft ring that has been operating in five states for as long as a decade.

Police in Carlisle search for the two suspects wanted in connection with trying to lure a boy into a vehicle.

Police arrested a Dauphin County man for having inappropriate contact with a girl under the age of 13 in Cumberland County.

A Fairton man facing child pornography charges in Cumberland County recently admitted in Superior Court in Western Pennsylvania that he traveled to Pennsylvania to sexually assault a teenage girl he met on the Internet, according to reports.

The two Harrisburg Mayoral candidates will be casting their votes early Tuesday as Republican Nevin Mindlin will vote at the Lakeside Lutheran Church at around 7:15 Tuesday morning.

Police made five assault arrests in Middlesex Township, Mount Holly Springs and Carlisle over the Halloween weekend stretch.

A Perry County duo are accused of scamming an elderly woman out of $14,000 during a 10-month period through their lawn care service.

Road maintenance work will be winding down after this week as winter approaches.

Two men pleaded guilty Thursday to running an illegal gambling operation in Cumberland County.

Upper Allen Twp. Police Department and Cumberland County District Attorney allegedly found an illegal gambling operation in a body shop.

The Cumberland County Redevelopment Authority has recovered another $74,000 of the more than $479,000 that a computer hacker stole from an agency account, authority Executive Director Christopher Gulotts said today.

A Camp Hill business owner pleads guilty for failing to pay $6 million in taxes.

It's shaping up to be a very unique election day in Cumberland County, one that could reshape the entire structure of its government.

A Gardners man convicted in 2008 of endangering police officers when he and his brother rammed a stolen car into police cruisers outside Hooters on the Carlisle Pike in Hampden Township, Cumberland County, is in trouble with the law again after police say he fired a gun through the wall of the mobile home he lives in.

The race for Cumberland County coroner is between the chief deputy coroner and a guy who's not exactly dying to win the job.

The two candidates for Cumberland County prothonotary have one thing in common: They are sure they can make the office better.

Midstate residents who once donated to food banks now find themselves standing in line at food pantries.