GOP Leader 'Swatted' For Kamala Harris Support: Top PA Stories

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Montco GOP Leader 'Swatted' After Supporting Kamala Harris

A Montgomery County Republican official said that he was "swatted" due to his recent public support for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris. Matt McCaffery, and Upper Merion resident and member of the Montgomery County Republican Committee, said he had authorities swarm his home after an appearance on CNN. (Read More)

Daughter Of Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes Begins College In Pittsburgh

Suri Cruise, the daughter of Hollywood royalty and former married couple Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, has arrived in Pittsburgh to attend college at Carnegie Mellon University. Classes begin at the university on Monday. Tom Cruise was filming a movie elsewhere. (Read More)

Doctor Paying $300K To Resolve Substance Act Violations In Bucks Co.

A Levittown physician and pharmacy owner has agreed to pay $300,000 to resolve Controlled Substances Act Violations, federal authorities said. Joseph E. Kepko, D.O., has agreed to pay $300,000 to resolve allegations that he violated the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) by failing to maintain adequate Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) registrations for his Red Rose Rejuvenation medical practices that he owned and operated. (Read More)

Missing Hiker Found Dead In Woods After 4-Day Search

A missing York County hiker who was the subject of a four-day search by Pennsylvania State Police has been found dead, according to authorities. State Police located the body of 47-year-old Joshua Markey Monday afternoon in PA State Game Lands 83, ABC27 reported. (Read More)

Killing Of Upper Merion Teacher, Kids To Be Made Into Netflix Series

The notorious 1970s killing of Upper Merion High School English teacher Susan Reinert and her two children will be dramatized in an upcoming Netflix thriller series, a report from Deadline and information provided to IMDB states. The show will be a limited mini-series. (Read More)