Late last week, a 63-year-old Pennsylvania woman crashed into seven vehicles on Route 772 in Lancaster County. The woman struck several vehicles, including a school bus, before slamming into a car carrying local high school students. The crash killed two of the students and severely injured three more. Unfortunately, multi-vehicle crashes like this are on the rise, and drivers are not always aware of their responsibility in these types of accidents.
Who is at-fault in a multi-vehicle crash?
Startling statistics about slips and falls
What's the biggest danger you face on a daily basis?
Parents: You have the power to stop teens from distracted driving
The biggest hazard your teenager faces on the road isn't an aggressive driver, a speeder, or a semitruck. It's a distraction. Most likely, it's the distraction coming from your teen's cell phone.
Lawsuits initiated over bites by police dog in Pennsylvania
There's already one existing lawsuit against a Pennsylvania police dog. Soon, there could be others — including at least one by an officer in the Wilkes-Barre K9 unit.
Are wolf-dog hybrids safe as pets or guard dogs?
It's generally acknowledged that the modern dog -- everything from the tiny little Pekingese to the lumbering English Mastiff -- descended from wolves. That split took place so long ago that nobody is certain when people first started keeping dogs as domestic pets.
