Cressona News

A pickup truck and several other items were taken sometime between Thursday and Friday from Peirce Welding and Fabricating Inc.

Two top executives of the former Schuylkill Products Inc., Cressona, face federal charges after being indicted Thursday by a grand jury on 32 counts stemming from what prosecutors say was one of the largest frauds in U.S. Department of Transportation history.

Sapa Extrusions has announced plans to install an advanced, large-capacity extrusion press as an addition to the press line at its Cressona, Pennsylvania, facility.

Police are looking for an endangered Schuylkill County woman who has not been seen since late October.

"I love it here at The Haven!" says Richard Morrow, father of freshman, Chelsy Morrow.

Three men are behind bars after admitting to police that they're the ones who committed a recent rash of burglaries in southern Schuylkill County.

The Scorekeeper is not into obits because the honoree cannot read the words. If you want to say something nice do it while the person is around to react.

Trans woman Kate Lynn Blatt says her former employer requested a photograph of her genitalia as a condition of continued employment, after questions arose about her use of a worksite female locker room.

A 60-year-old man has been convicted of groping a woman in a Minnie Mouse costume at Walt Disney World.

Thursday, August 6, 2009 A 60-year-old man has been convicted of groping a woman in a Minnie Mouse costume at Walt Disney World.

Deliberations will resume tomorrow in the trial of a man charged in the groping of a woman playing Minnie Mouse at Walt Disney World.

The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Schuylkill Products Inc.

Reading's Alvernia University is planning for a move of its Schuylkill Center near Pottsville.

In addition to the world premieres of indie films, the 2009 CineVegas Film Festival is featuring creative live performances and rare retro screenings in spectacular outdoor venues.

A Schuylkill County couple racked up over $265,000 in credit card bills under 23 fake identities created with stolen social security numbers and matched to properties they own in Schuylkill County, according to state police.