Selinsgrove man accused of killing wife to stand trial starting Wednesday
MIDDLEBURG — A Selinsgrove man accused of fatally shooting his estranged wife nearly two years ago is scheduled to go on trial in Snyder County next week.
MIDDLEBURG — A Selinsgrove man accused of fatally shooting his estranged wife nearly two years ago is scheduled to go on trial in Snyder County next week.
HOUSTON (AP) — The Republican National Committee voted Friday to install Donald Trump’s handpicked leadership team, completing his takeover of the national party as the former president closes in on a third straight presidential nomination.
LEWISBURG — The laptop, hard drive and cellphone used to store child pornography and hundreds of images of men using a public urinal will not be returned to the former Bucknell University student who pleaded guilty last year to the criminal activity.
DANVILLE — The hiring of several new coaches was approved by the Danville Area School Board Wednesday night. The return of some fall coaches were also approved.
A lawyer for Donald Trump says the former president has secured a bond sufficient to support an $83.3 million jury award granted to writer E. Jean Carroll during a January defamation trial. Attorney Alina Habba filed papers on Friday with the New York trial judge to show that Trump had secured a $91.6 million bond from the Federal Insurance Co. Habba simultaneously filed a notice of appeal to show the Republican 2024 presidential front-runner is appealing the verdict to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address had the feel of a campaign rally and he lent some of that energy to another incumbent seeking reelection in 2024, Pennsylvania’s U.S. Sen. Bob Casey.
STATE COLLEGE — In basketball, the point guard is thought of as an extension of the head coach on the floor.
SUNBURY — Fourty-one Pennsylvania residents were charged with public assistance fraud in January 2024.
DANVILLE — Homeowners in Montour and Snyder counties will benefit from state funding for affordable housing.
Several Republican state senators expressed concerns about using public funds to pay for the services of private lobbyists.