HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — A crow dispersal program is set to begin Monday at the State Capitol Complex, and you may hear exploding shells. The Pennsylvania Department of General Services will begin the ...

At both the East End Market and Dr. Phillips Domu locations, local foodies can test their spice threshold with the Dragon’s Breath Ramen Challenge, part of the restaurant’s anniversary celebrations.

A drug-dealing Long Island couple was caught with enough fentanyl to kill more than 42,000 people — in an operation so sprawling, it’s “almost incomprehensible,” authorities said Monday. Caleb Moran ...

The rifle that federal investigators believe was used in the shooting that killed conservative activist Charlie Kirk contained ammunition inscribed with anti-fascist messaging, shedding light on the ...

Editor’s note: The Wall Street Journal has since amended its story on the revelations to include that some sources “urge caution” on the reporting. During a press conference Friday, Utah Gov. Spencer ...

Warbonds are vital purchases that deliver wonderful bug-vaporizing treats to help your cause along the road to democracy. But there are too many of them. In fact, the devs are throwing more warbonds ...

BRATTLEBORO — A Guilford man accused of trying to ignite a bundle of bullets and shotgun shells at a gas station on Canal Street is considered fit to stand trial. Judge Michael Kainen said in court ...

The highly anticipated Cartel update has landed in Schedule 1, introducing the Benzies family as the latest threat to your narcotics business. In order to defend your turf in Schedule 1, the new Pump ...

C-130s flew into wreckage and fire to lift the last civilians from Camp Duck. Pilots ignored orders, loaded over 600 evacuees, and took off under direct fire, knowing the next plane might not make it.

In a major victory for the Second Amendment the Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals last week struck down a first-of-its-kind law that required a background check before every purchase of ammunition ...

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals struck down California’s first-in-the-nation law requiring background checks for ...