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Pennsylvania authorities deny bungling evidence in Luigi Mangione arrest

Tuesday, April 29 by ABC News

(ALTOONA, PA) -- Pennsylvania authorities denied on Monday they botched the handling of evidence during the arrest of alleged CEO killer Luigi Mangione."The Commonwealth avers that police at all times acted within the authority bestowed by law," prosecutors wrote in a new court filing... Read More.

Alleged arsonist targeted Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro over Palestine, search warrant says

Wednesday, April 16 by ABC News

(HARRISBURG, Pa.) -- The suspected arsonist who allegedly tried to kill Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro decided to firebomb his official residence because of "what he wants to do to the Palestinian people," according to a search warrant signed by Pennsylvania State Police.Investigators obtained several... Read More.

Penn Highlands/Indiana University of Pennsylvania Proposing Educational Partnership

Thursday, February 20 by wcednews

Click Here to Watch Video Report, DUBOIS - A historic clinical agreement between Penn Highlands and the Indiana University of Pennsylvania will begin the steps to establish a College of Osteopathic Medicine locally. According to those with IUP, a majority of the state is in... Read More.

Pennsylvania State Budget Proposed

Thursday, February 6 by wcednews

UNDATED - Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has showcased his proposed $51 billion dollar 2025-2026 budget focusing on economic development, education, and safety. Notable expenditures include $526 million dollars for underfunded school districts, $300 million dollars for public transportation agencies, and funding set aside for firefighter... Read More.

2025-2026 Hunting Season Approved

Thursday, January 30 by wcednews

UNDATED - The 2025-26 hunting season in Pennsylvania has a preliminary outline set with some changes compared to last year. The timeframes and bag limits are similar to the 2024-25 season with only a few modifications. Currently the Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners would like to... Read More.

Active Pennsylvania Representative Dies

Tuesday, January 21 by wcednews

UNDATED - Pennsylvania State Representative Matt Gergely has died after suffering from a medical emergency. After suffering from a medical emergency over the holidays, the Allegany County Representative passed away on Sunday. Representative Gergely was elected in 2023 and reelected in 2024 to cover Pennsylvania’s 35th... Read More.

Fighting Human Trafficking in Pennsylvania

Thursday, January 16 by wcednews

UNDATED - Pennsylvania has received over ten million dollars to fight back against human trafficking through Operation PA STRIKE. This statewide team is tasked to use a multi-idea approach to combat human trafficking. Funded by the Howard G. Buffett Foundation, the over ten million dollars was... Read More.

All Pennsylvania Big Lots May Not Reopen

Tuesday, January 14 by wcednews

UNDATED - At the end of December it was announced that Big Lots, which began closing all of their stores due to bankruptcy, could come back after being sold to Gordon Brothers Retail Partners. Now however, it may be possible that no Pennsylvania... Read More.

Pet Licensing Reminder

Saturday, December 28 by wcednews

UNDATED - You are urged to get your pets licensed for the new year. Per Pennsylvania law, dog owners are required to license their pets, in an attempt to support animal welfare and public safety. An annual license will cost you $8.70 dollars, with lifetime licenses... Read More.

Pennsylvania Phishing Scam Alert

Monday, November 25 by wcednews

UNDATED - The Pennsylvania Attorney General is warning you of potential bank account phishing scams. The scammer will provide their victims with a phone number to call, email, or text to respond to. They will then request your identifiable information and account numbers. If this happens to... Read More.

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