PITTSBURGH—A religious group is planning to distribute 250,000 Pittsburgh-themed New Testament Bibles in advertising pouches to be delivered with editions of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette newspaper.
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HADLEY, Pa.—State police say a pickup truck slammed into an Amish buggy in Mercer County, injuring five members of a family, including four children.
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PITTSBURGH—A national transplant agency has begun a review of liver transplants after a newspaper reported that hundreds performed annually were unnecessary and caused patients to die earlier than they would have without a transplant.
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HARRISBURG, Pa.—Pennsylvania taxpayers pay more than $15 million a year to maintain, service, insure and fuel about 3,650 vehicles used full time by state employees, a newspaper reported.
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HARRISBURG, Pa.—Household finances tight? Then sit down. Pennsylvanians could be staring at increases in their home electric bills of 40, 50 or even 60 percent by the time decade-old rate caps expire in the next couple years.
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PHILADELPHIA—The Rev. Al Sharpton came to a city prison Sunday to visit one of the three victims of a videotaped police beating, saying afterward that the man is still in pain and does not know why officers were chasing him.
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