CAMERON COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — A New York woman is facing multiple charges after a physical altercation lead to a shooting in Cameron County Wednesday afternoon, state police say.
According to a criminal complaint, a state police trooper noticed a woman, later identified as Porice Mincy, 31, running along 4th Street in Emporium before entering a silver vehicle and driving away just after 3 p.m.
State police say, moments later, they received a report of a shooting that had just taken place at Cameron County District Attorney Paul Malizia's office.
Police in Pennsylvania have released a new mugshot of recaptured prisoner Michael Burham.
Burham was arrested Saturday in Pennsylvania after escaping from the Warren County Jail more than a week earlier.
He is a suspect in the killing of a woman in New York and is accused of abducting an older couple in Pennsylvania.
Burham was on the run for ten days after using a rope made from bed sheets to escape from jail on July 6th.
Pennsylvania's Auditor General reiterating just days ago that the state's foster care system is broken.
A system designed to protect our most vulnerable, putting them at risk of abuse, and sometimes even death.
Right now, there are about 15,000 kids in foster care here in the state. You may know some of them. They're children just like your own.
We’re launching a new initiative. It’s called ‘Project PA: Children in Crisis.
CRANSTON, R.I. (WJAR) — Lightning hit a home in Rhode Island during a storm that swept Southern New England Wednesday.
The couple who lives there said they were just feet away when the bolt came through the kitchen window.
The family told WJAR they are still shaken up after fire officials confirmed their home had been struck.
We just heard a huge bang. It was like a bomb went off right inside the house,"
PITTSBURGH (AP) — So much for the Cincinnati Bengals struggling to score without Ja’Marr Chase. Or Joe Mixon for that matter.
The defending AFC champions can hurt opponents in all kinds of ways no matter who’s in the lineup. Joe Burrow laid the proof bare in a 37-30 victory over Pittsburgh on Sunday.
Yes, that was Samaje Perine setting a franchise record by catching three touchdown passes, the most in a single game by a Cincinnati running back.