Pennsylvania State Police
The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), established in 1905, is the first uniformed state police agency in the U.S.
With over 4,700 troopers and 1,850 civilian employees, PSP provides comprehensive law enforcement services across Pennsylvania, including areas without local police departments.
The agency operates 90 stations, 6 aviation patrol units, and maintains a rigorous training academy in Hershey.
Address: 1800 Elmerton Avenue, Harrisburg, PA 17110
Phone: (717) 783-5599
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PA Turnpike Crackdown Targets Unpaid Tolls, Aggressive Drivers
Montgomery County drivers who rely on the Pennsylvania Turnpike may want to double-check their accounts this spring, writes Marcela Camargo…
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Help Still Sought in Wendy Eaton’s 50-Year-Old Disappearance
Wendy Eaton, a 15-year-old Penncrest sophomore from Middletown, disappeared without a trace 50 years ago. Police are still searching for…
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David Zandstra, Charged in 50-Year-Old Murder of Marple Girl, Found Not Guilty
A 50-year-old cold case murder that shook a Marple neighborhood for decades added another chapter Friday when a Delaware County…
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Warehouse Proposed for Franklin Mint Site in Middletown
Outrigger Industrial wants to build a warehouse/distribution center on the former Franklin Mint parcel on Baltimore Pike in Middletown, writes…
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After Four Decades of Mystery, John Doe Case Traced to Fort Washington Resident
Authorities identified the remains of Fort Washington’s Nicolas Grubb four decades after discovering his body, reports Caitlin Rearden for 69News.…
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AARP Pennsylvania Recognizes Attorney General Michelle Henry as a Community Fraud Fighter
AARP Pennsylvania recognized the Commonwealth’s Attorney General Michelle Henry as a Community Fraud Fighter of distinction. This distinction honors the…
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Montgomery County’s Emergency Crisis: Who Will Answer the Call?
Montgomery County is experiencing a critical decline in volunteer firefighters, with numbers dropping by 70 percent. This decline, coupled with…
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Pennsylvania Set to Join Majority of States That Ban Cell Phone Use While Driving
After nearly two decades of pressing for the measure, Gov. Josh Shapiro is preparing to sign the bill that will…
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Equal Treatment for Skill Games and Casino Slot Machines Is Fair Play
As lawmakers consider Gov. Josh Shapiro’s timely proposal to tax and regulate skill games, they would be wise to follow…
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Neumann University to Host Autism Resource Fair, Police Training
Neumann University is hosting a neurodiversity and autism resource fair, including training for local law enforcement officers, on Saturday, March…
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As Scammers Try to Enrich Themselves During the Holidays, AARP Pennsylvania Helps You Protect Yourself
It’s the holiday season — a time for togetherness and celebration. For many of us, it’s a season of giving.…
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Four Lansdale Students Honored for School Bus Safety Posters
Four Lansdale students were among the winners of this year’s School Bus Safety Poster Contest, writes Jacob Deemer for Explore…
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Delaware County Comedian Crashes Cavalcante News Conference, Asks ‘Little Rascals’ Question
At a news conference following the capture of escaped murderer Danelo Cavalcante Wednesday, one oddball question stood out, writes Nick…
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North Wales Man Arrested for Trying to Strong Arm a One-Armed Bandit
A 75-year-old North Wales man let his temper get the better of him during his latest visit to the Valley…
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Montco Hero Gets Permanent Honor; Trappe Roadway Renamed for Trooper Branden T. Sisca
A portion of Main Street in Trappe will be renamed for Pa. State Trooper Branden Sisca, the public servant taken…
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Plymouth Meeting Ambulance Chief Tom Trojansky Honored for Lifesaving Measures in Collegeville
First responder Tom Trojansky — Ambulance Chief at Plymouth Meeting’s Plymouth Community Ambulance Company — was recognized for heroic response…
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Trappe Thief Redefines Concept of Drilling for Petroleum
An unidentified gas thief was caught by a home surveillance camera stealing fuel from a resident’s 2019 Jeep Cherokee. Joe…
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Collegeville Trooper’s Response to Gun Violence: ‘One Percent Rambo; 99 Percent Mr. Rogers’
Benjamin Brooks, a retired Pennsylvania State Trooper who lives in Collegeville, believes that de-escalating conflict before it spirals into rage…
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