The court denied a motion to enforce a plea agreement in the case of 29-year-old Paul Daniel Lowmiller, accused of receiving oral sex from a 14 year old minor.
A man in a wheelchair was struck by a car this weekend in Williamsport and killed, according to police. On October 19 at 12:50 p.m. police and paramedics were called to the intersection of West Fourth St. and William St. The victim, 66-year-old John Yarozs of Williamsport, who was struck by …
A 24-year-old Wellsboro man accused of overdosing behind the wheel of a running car while in possession of heroin and crystal methamphetamine recently posted bail.
A 34-year-old Williamsport man accused of peeking into dressing rooms at Kohl's has asked the court to toss the victims' identifications of him.
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A 20-year old Williamsport man was sent to state prison after failing to comply with the terms of his probation.
The Milton Police Department is investigating non-fatal drug overdoses in the Northumberland County area believed to be caused by an unknown opiate.
A Moreland Township man recently paid over $1,400 to a scam caller who said he'd won a vehicle, state police said.
A Williamsport man under investigation for homicide has been charged with access device fraud, according to court records.
Pennsylvania State Police in Montoursville investigated a number or recent incidents in Lycoming County:
Five individuals were sentenced for various crimes in Tioga County on Monday, October 14, 2019, according to courthouse records. They were:
A Philadelphia man convicted of first degree murder in Williamsport claims his court appointed attorney failed to notify him of a plea deal for third degree murder prior to trial.
Trevorton, Pa. – A 3-year-old child is in critical condition with a brain injury and multiple broken ribs after a Trevorton man allegedly assaulted her multiple times, according to police.
The following criminal court actions took place at the Tioga County Courthouse on Monday, October 7, 2019, according to court records.
Three individuals are accused of burglarizing the South Williamsport home of one of two men who reportedly stole marijuana from them.
Pennsylvania State Police in Milton investigated a number or recent incidents in Northumberland, Montour and Union counties:
Lewisburg – A woman shopping at Weis Markets in Lewisburg last week was out almost $2,000 after an unknown suspect stole her wallet out of her purse.
The Lycoming County Courthouse will no longer conduct motions court via video conferencing due to technical problems that prevented clear communication.
A Williamsport woman recently admitted to selling buprenorphine, a prescription opioid medication known as "Suboxone."
A Hughesville Borough police officer seized narcotics evidence from a vehicle without legal consent to search it, a recent ruling by Lycoming County President Judge Nancy L. Butts stated.
