law-and-order
After sentencing, Pgh synagogue shooter will fade from the public eye. Here’s why
Whatever sentence he gets, survivors say they want to make sure the message of hate stops with him.
What was Trump’s motive for keeping those classified documents? | Fletcher McClellan
Here are four theories, ranging in intent from innocuous to devious.
Temple University offers counseling, support after campus police officer’s death
'We are grieving the senseless loss of a heroic first responder,' Temple University President Jason Wingard said.
A Kansas woman killed her abuser. At every level, the system failed her | Opinion
Sarah Gonzales-McLinn has already spent the better part of a decade behind bars.
What Congress can — and can’t — do about fixing local policing | Opinion
Tyre Nichols' death has prompted renewed calls for reform. The real change happens at the state and local level.
Harrisburg Republicans have fiddled this summer while our communities suffer | Opinion
Instead of really trying to fight crime, GOP lawmakers are focused on trying to oust elected Philly DA Larry Krasner.
The officer who fatally shot a black teen in East Pittsburgh was acquitted. But that’s not the end of the story in Harrisburg
On Friday, the former police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black teenager in East Pittsburgh was acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges. Supporters of Antwon Rose II, who was 17 at the time of his death in June 2018, took to the streets of neighboring Pittsburgh to protest the decision. State representatives, including Summer […]
Convicted Penn State abuser Jerry Sandusky to be re-sentenced, report
Former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky will be resentenced for his 2012 conviction on multiple counts of sexual abuse. But the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has rejected his request for a new trial. From Yahoo Sports: “The re-sentencing order does not mean that Sandusky will face less time in prison. It just sends the issue […]