A Shippensburg man filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against multiple state police members - including a corporal who went before a Franklin County jury and was found not guilty in April of wrongfully pepper spraying and striking him.   more »

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NEW YORK—A key witness against convicted child molester and former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, known in court papers as Victim 1, has a book deal and will soon reveal his identity, a publisher announced Thursday.   Full Story

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GREENCASTLE - Senior students of the month for September at Greencastle-Antrim High School are Aubree Poole, daughter of Larry and Susan Poole, and Hunter Rodgers, son of Allen and Wendy Rodgers, all of Greencastle.   more »

Chambersburg Area School District's public forum Wednesday night was designed to impart the most information possible, in the time allowed, about its controversial dress code proposal.   more »

WEST WARWICK, R.I.—The owner of the site of a 2003 nightclub fire that killed 100 people is donating the land for a permanent memorial, bringing an end to a years-long effort to secure the site of The Station fire by families of those killed and survivors of the blaze.   Full Story

The Reading Public Museum hopes to keep the turnstiles turning with four new animal-themed exhibitions that open on Saturday.   Full Story

CHESTER, Pa.—Four teenage girls have been arrested outside Philadelphia in connection with the beating of a woman that was recorded on video and posted to Facebook.   Full Story

VATICAN CITY—The Vatican has never seen anything like it. Pope Benedict XVI's trusted butler, who dressed the pontiff each morning, attended his daily Mass and helped serve him his meals, stands accused of stealing the pope's private correspondence and giving it to a journalist who wrote a blockbuster book about the secrets of one of the   Full Story