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Citing Claire Miller’s need for “extensive mental health treatment,” a Lancaster County judge on Monday denied a defense request to move the teenager’s homicide charge for killing her older sister

Disturbance of ecosystems as humans interact with wild species make future outbreaks and pandemics more likely.

Claire Miller’s homicide charge for killing her sister 16 months ago should remain in adult court because she hasnt shown significant mental health improvement and because she is a continued

A teenager accused of killing her disabled sister quipped that she had Michael Myersed her 19-year-old sibling, a Pennsylvania court heard. Suspect Claire Miller, now 16, was 14 at the time

A forensic psychiatrist hired by Lancaster County prosecutors to evaluate Claire Miller testified Tuesday that he found her to be unreliable in describing her psychological symptoms. As a result, he

The parents of Claire Miller, the Manheim Township teenager charged with stabbing her older sister to death last year, each told a Lancaster County judge on Monday that they would

Claire Miller, the Manheim Township teenager charged with stabbing her older sister to death last year, will appear in court Monday so a judge can determine whether to move her

An 18-year-old woman was using her cell phone when she struck a man on a scooter, killing him in April, according to West Lampeter Township police.

An owner of Passenger Coffee is making plans for a new bar in a historic property right next to the Lancaster County Courthouse.

Experts have described the coronavirus pandemic as the kind of crisis that will become even more likely as the planet warms. But now, researchers think that climate change may have actually played a role in the emergence of the viruses that caused both SARS and COVID-19. climatic shifts in southern China and nearby areas of Myanmar and Laos increased the bat biodiversity in these regions, and the number of bat-borne coronaviruses by about 100.