While sailing over an unexpected hump in the road yesterday morning, Cathy Wagner feared she'd hit a human sprawled across Route 487.

While Marie Talmadge grabbed a staggering Kelly Jo Beers by her shirt in the parking lot of Sheetz Saturday night, Rich Hinchcliff reached into Beers' car and seized her keys until police arrived.

A LAWSUIT CHALLENGING A $3 MILLION PROPERTY PURCHASE HAS LAID BARE A RIFT IN THE PRIVATELY HELD KLINGERMAN FAMILY BUSINESS.

Jeff Myers called the thought that there was a methamphetamine laboratory in his West Salem Township neighborhood unsettling.

A former township secretary who admitted using municipal credit cards to buy her gas and groceries learned in court Wednesday she's responsible for $12,000 more in restitution.

Thirty-one local people won more than $71,000 in lottery prizes in August, mostly from scratch-off tickets, state records show.

Jason Yohey was asleep when his home caught fire late Monday, but his golden retriever roused him by scratching at a door, a neighbor says.

A woman mourning the recent death of her husband lost her house Saturday night when a fast-moving fire swept through the building.

Gasoline with ethanol reduces mileage in motorcycles, says a local dealer. And it can cause engine problems in some lawn mowers that had been running on straight gasoline, according to an industry spokesman.

Hess Markets is one of a dwindling number of area stations still selling ethanol-free gas, and it's mainly because of co-owner Gary Hess' procrastination, he says.

Eric Crebs may have had a concussion that blurred his thinking when he fled a crash that seriously injured teen passenger Brittany Jackson, his lawyer says.

Ever since the Danville SPCA became a no-kill shelter, people have been using Animal Control Officer Kathy Barrett's house as a dumping ground "non-stop," Barrett says.

A former firefighter who stole thousands of dollars in fire equipment will spend at least eight months in prison.

A former firefighter who stole thousands of dollars in fire equipment will spend at least eight months in prison.

A former firefighter who stole thousands of dollars in fire equipment will spend at least eight months in prison.