A Westfall man was arrested last Thursday for inappropriately touching a minor last November in Milford.

With warming temperatures and melting snows possible this weekend, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) warns motorists to take precautions while driving and not to attempt to pass through high water caused by blocked drains. PennDOT urges motorists to be aware of safety hazards that may pose a potential risk and to DRIVE FOR CONDITIONS.

Duna Turon Bulow 26, of Glenn Burne, MD, pleaded guilty in the strangulation death of a Lakeville man who disappeared in December 2006.
 

PennDOT officials said Route 739 will be limited to one lane Tuesday through Thursday for testing borings for a bridge replacement project.

At 6 p.m. tonight, the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, PennDOT and the state police will lift the speed restrictions on all Pennsylvania interstates.

Pennsylvania Turnpike officials announced that a general ban of tractor-trailers and other commercial vehicles put in place last night on the Northeastern Extension (I-476) was lifted at noon.

 Following several hours of intense strategic planning for the storm predicted to arrive in Northeastern Pennsylvania, PennDOT Engineering District 4-0 proactively requested a mobile team to supplement its efforts on Interstate 84 in Pike and Wayne counties.

For the third time this month, PennDOT crews are preparing to deal with another massive snowstorm that will impact much of Pennsylvania, and the department is urging motorists in affected areas to avoid unnecessary travel.
 

A 20-year-old woman from Shohola was pronounced dead after a one vehicle crash on Feb. 21 at 11:17 pm on Rt. 6 in Blooming Grove Twp.
 

A Dingmans Ferry man is wanted for assaulting a State Police officer Monday.

With blizzard conditions causing impassible road conditions, Governor
Edward G. Rendell is closing interstates 83, 78, and part of Interstate 81 beginning
at 12:30 p.m. and is expecting to close additional roads as conditions deteriorate.

Due to the winter storm gripping the state, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is temporarily reducing the speed limit to 45 miles-per-hour (MPH) and restricting certain types of vehicles on all interstates and expressways statewide.

For the second time in less than a week, PennDOT crews are preparing to deal with another massive snowstorm that will impact much of Pennsylvania.