Governor Edward G. Rendell has proclaimed May 12 as Buckle Up Pennsylvania Day, reminding all motorists to buckle up each time they get behind the wheel.

An Easton man was killed Sunday morning after a one car accident on Route 191.

State Police at Blooming Grove are searching for information on the disappearance of Juliana Marie Gallagher.

Sixteen preschool students got a first hand view of what goes on at PA State Trooper Barracks on April 23.

The Pike County Bomb Squad was called to investigate what looked like an explosive device Tuesday morning in a residence on Route 507.

Though less motorists died in highways crashes on Pennsylvania roadways in 2007, a rise in aggressive driving has taken its toll, along with vehicles leaving the roadways as the second highest incident of road-related deaths in Pike and Wayne counties.

A Carbondale man stole a receipt with a credit card number on it and State Police are urging anyone who used a credit card at the same store to check their accounts.

Pike County District Attorney Ray Tonkin announced the arrest of two individuals for participating in a sale of cocaine in Greentown Monday, April 21.

The Hawley Fire Department responded to two brush fires on Saturday, April 19 despite burns bans being in place in both Hawley Borough and Palmyra (W) Township.

PA State Police have identified the driver of a 1999 Kia Sephia Sedan who was killed in a one vehicle accident on Milford Road (SR 2001) April 16.

The body of Timothy Panella was recovered Saturday from the waters of the Delaware River near Walpack Bend within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. A park visitor made the discovery at approximately 1 pm and called the Monroe County Control Center, who in turn contacted the National Park Service.

The driver of a 1999 Kia Sephia Sedan was killed in a one vehicle accident on Milford Road (SR 2001) Wednesday night.

The search for Timothy Panella and Richard Skoland is ongoing, but has been scaled back.

Eastern Pike Regional police officers officially kicked off the 2008 Smooth Operator aggressive driving enforcement program in Pike County on Wednesday, April 9.

National Park Service divers initiated dive operations on Tuesday afternoon, and resumed this morning, in the ongoing search for Timothy Panella and Richard Skoland.