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HARRISBURG, PA — More than $1.7 million in state funding will support sexual assault prevention programs and survivor resources at 43 colleges and universities across Pennsylvania.
$1.7M Boost Targets Campus Assault Prevention Across Pa. Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — Two individuals have been charged in connection with an alleged multi-state card skimming operation targeting Electronic Benefit Transfer accounts, authorities said.
Multi-State EBT Skimming Scheme Leads to Felony Charges Read More
NEWARK, DE — A 17-year-old has been charged and a second suspect remains at large following an armed robbery Saturday evening at Christiana Mall, police said.
Teen Charged After Armed Mall Robbery, Second Suspect Sought Read More
NEWARK, DE — A 73-year-old Newark man has been charged after police say he allegedly threatened a medical office employee with a handgun during a dispute over billing.
Gun Threat Allegation at Newark Medical Office Leads to Arrest Read More
WILMINGTON, DE — A Philadelphia man has been arrested in connection with a series of commercial burglaries in New Castle County earlier this month, police said.
Masked Burglary Spree Ends With Arrest of Philadelphia Man Read More
WYOMISSING, PA — Police handled dozens of incidents across Wyomissing and nearby areas on March 20 and 21, including a DUI-related crash with injuries, multiple motor vehicle accidents, and a …
Busy Two-Day Blotter Includes DUI Arrest, Crashes, and Domestic Call Read More
WILMINGTON, DE — Police are investigating a shooting that left a man injured early Sunday morning in the city.
Late-Night Shooting Leaves Man Injured in Wilmington Read More
INDIANA, PA — Medicaid recipients with chronic health conditions who are at risk of homelessness could receive new housing and support services under a proposed $1 million state investment included …
$1M Housing Plan Targets Homelessness, Health Risks Read More
PHILADELPHIA, PA — In case you missed it, Pennsylvanians who rely on food assistance will have more ways to meet new federal work requirements under a state initiative designed to …
ICYMI: New SNAP Rules Raise Stakes—State Expands Help Options Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Community organizations nationwide can apply for a new round of federal funding totaling $112 million to expand suicide prevention services for veterans, with applications due by June …
$112M in Grants Aims to Reach Veterans at Suicide Risk Read More