PennDOT to Open Centers for Real ID Services on May 19
PennDOT will open 15 centers across Pennsylvania on Monday, May 19, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. for REAL ID services only. Officials say the centers can issue REAL IDs on the spot. Nearly 60,000 people have already received one during these events.
Read MoreUgi Gas Rates Hold Steady for June, Increase Likely By December
UGI says natural gas rates will stay the same through June, but a small hike is expected December 1. If approved, the average residential customer would see a 1.1% increase, about $1.22 more per month. Commercial and industrial customers could also see slight bumps.
Read MoreKohberger Defense Claims Alternate Suspect in Idaho Murders
Monroe County native Bryan Kohberger’s legal team told an Idaho judge it plans to argue someone else killed four University of Idaho students in 2022. The judge gave the defense until next week to show evidence of another suspect. He also barred livestreaming of the August trial and ordered both sides to list who had […]
Read MorePennsylvania Bill Proposes Stiffer Penalties for Trail Camera Theft
A new bill in Pennsylvania aims to crack down on theft and vandalism of trail cameras used by hunters. Already approved by the House Game and Fisheries Committee, the new law would impose fines from $1,000 to $1,500, possible jail time up to three months, and a one-year suspension of hunting and trapping licenses for […]
Read MoreLocal Police to Enforce Paul Miller Law Banning Distracted Driving Starting June 5
A new Pennsylvania law aimed at reducing distracted driving will take effect June 5th. Under Paul Miller’s Law, drivers caught holding a mobile phone while behind the wheel—including at stop signs or red lights—can be pulled over. The only allowed phone use is when the vehicle is fully stopped and parked.
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