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Susan Cheslick said she has no recollection of putting the small animals in the freezer and blamed her diabetes and severe hyperglycemia, which caused her to remain in a hospital for 10 days.

A Swoyersville woman who housed dozens of cats in deplorable conditions and froze 28 newborn kittens to death was sentenced Thursday to six months of house arrest and four years

A Nanticoke man was charged Wednesday with making straw purchases of five firearms, including two guns for a 19-year-old friend who was later killed in an accidental shooting in Wilkes-Barre.

A Drums man accused of abandoning two disabled people who were in his care at a group home pleaded guilty Tuesday to neglect and endangerment charges.

A Wilkes-Barre man who accidentally shot his cousin while filming a rap video during a party was sentenced Monday to five years in the Intermediate Punishment Program with the first

The pre-medical student accused of stabbing her ex-boyfriend in the neck during a dispute about her purported pregnancy pleaded no contest to a felony count of aggravated assault on the

The alleged prostitute accused of threatening to blackmail the former president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association with a sex tape she recorded in secret pleaded guilty Thursday to a sextortion

REGIONAL — As anti-incarceration advocates slammed the Alameda County Sheriffs Office for a recent spike of COVID-19 cases among inmates and staff inside the Santa Rita Jail in Dublin, jail officials said Monday that quarantining and other procedures have slowed the spread. Department officials reported on Dec. 30 that 12 staff members and 109 inmates had tested positive for the coronavirus, the second highest number since July, when 110 inmates contracting the illness. In the days that fo...

Dec 16, 2020 The following sentencings were filed in Blair County Court. Although some cases may be more than a year old, the Mirror publishes them in the interest of complete reporting. The following defendant was placed in the Intermediate Punishment Program for a period of 60 days to 60 months, and will pay costs of the program and complete 25-30 hours of community service: Shawn C. E. Grealey, 36, 1704 Bellmeade Drive, sentenced on Sept. 18, 2018, for DUI-second offense, filed by Logan Town...