A jury has convicted a 53-year-old truck driver in the fatal shooting of a pregnant Amish woman inside her rural Pennsylvania ...

About 60,261 mail-in and absentee ballot applications have been approved by the Bucks County Board of Elections as of Friday, ...

More information about Tuesday’s primary, including answers to other frequently asked questions about mail-in ballots and a ...

That was just one of the disturbing revelations during a hearing on cybersecurity in Northampton Monday, convened by Bucks County Sheriff Fred Harran. "The safety of our children in this digital ...

The Northampton County Sheriff's Department is warning the public of ... Residents can report any suspicious calls to the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office at 1-800-441-2555 or scams@ ...

and a former Northampton County prosecutor said it was unclear how Giammarinaro broke his arm. Giammarinaro turned himself in at the sheriff’s office Oct. 27, 2021, seeking to have a bench ...

A Northampton County Sheriff’s Office deputy then opened the bag ... Margle is a member of the Pennsylvania and Northampton County Bar Associations, as well as a council member of the PA Family ...

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Potocki was taken into custody in Hanover, Pennsylvania, and is currently in custody in York County as a fugitive from justice. The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office has a warrant for murder and ...

Nevertheless, an Oct. 30 X post said, "Ballot mule in Northampton County, Pennsylvania drops off a large amount of ballots AFTER the office closes. Says he’s from the post office. Is this legal?" ...

Northampton County, located in the Northeastern part of the state, is one of just two bellwether counties in all of Pennsylvania ... campaign has a standalone office in a small shopping center ...

The Northampton County Sheriff’s Department has received several ... report any suspicious solicitations to the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office at 1-800-441-2555. Residents can also ...