All news on the topic: Pennsylvania

An organic baby formula is being voluntarily recalled after three infants who were fed the product were hospitalized with infant botulism, according to a notice from the Food and Drug Administration.

A 12-year-old boy drowned on Wednesday during a class rafting trip in the Poconos region of Pennsylvania.

Former President Joe Biden has initiated legal action against the Justice Department to prevent the release of files concerning interviews he conducted with a biographer. These interviews subsequently became a key element of a special counsel investigation into his management of classified documents.

The remains of a US soldier killed during the Second World War were returned to his Pennsylvania hometown more than 80 years after his death following DNA analysis that identified him.

Milique Wagner always maintained that his 2013 murder conviction was based on a falsehood from an informant. However, Wagner mentioned that he was unable to convince his trial lawyer to look into it, even after the informant admitted to the murder and testified that Philadelphia police and prosecutors were aware of the truth.

A New York judge decided that a gun and notebook, which prosecutors claim connect Luigi Mangione to the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, can be used during his state trial, although other items will be excluded.

A man accused of creating a "hit list" of 20 elected Democrats from Pennsylvania and issuing terroristic threats against them was arrested, the Pennsylvania State Police announced on Tuesday.

The state of Pennsylvania has filed a lawsuit against Character AI to prevent the artificial intelligence platform’s chatbots from impersonating licensed medical professionals and giving medical advice.

The downfall of Prospect Medical, a for-profit hospital chain exploited by private equity and the company’s management, has resulted in a distressing series of troubles.

The downfall of Prospect Medical, a for-profit hospital chain exploited by private equity and the company’s management, has led to a distressing series of problems.

The source stated that Ajak was offered a choice between a voluntary departure or a deportation order, and he opted for the latter.

On Wednesday, a judge granted Luigi Mangione only a minor postponement of his federal trial regarding the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, rescheduling it from September to October instead of next year, as his lawyers had requested.

A Mauritanian undocumented immigrant marked for deportation since 2002 has continued to reside in the US and is a registered Democrat who has voted in every election since 2008, authorities claim.

Criminal investigators aiming to identify suspects in challenging cases have been requesting Google to disclose who has searched for specific information online. They are seeking "reverse keyword" warrants, which critics argue pose a threat to the privacy of innocent individuals.

State Attorney General Dave Sunday stated that a former executive of the skill game company Pace-O-Matic contributed to the “disorganized and problematic environment” surrounding the slot machine-like devices by accepting kickbacks from operators of illegal gambling machines.

The ex-director of a southwestern Pennsylvania youth football league is accused of redirecting almost $250,000 in league funds to personal accounts.

Atharva Shailesh Sathawane has been sentenced to 18 years in prison in the United States for his involvement in an international fraud scheme that targeted elderly victims and led to millions of dollars in losses, federal prosecutors reported.

A Lancaster County man is facing more than 500 charges after investigators say they discovered over 100 human skeletal remains in his home.

Former MLB player Lenny Dykstra could be facing further legal trouble after police allegedly found drugs and related paraphernalia during a traffic stop in Pennsylvania.

A company based in Idaho is recalling almost 3,000 pounds of raw ground beef potentially contaminated with E. coli bacteria.

Rescuers bravely confronted shooting flames, falling debris, and the danger of further explosions to evacuate many nursing home residents after a blast ripped through a Pennsylvania facility. This incident led to the deaths of a resident and an employee and initiated a frantic search through the wreckage.

Two individuals were arrested in Pennsylvania in what officials describe as a "fortune telling scheme" that defrauded two victims of over $600,000.