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Amish home intruder jailed up to 8 years for touching sleeping females

Justin Schwanke, a 27-year-old parolee from Goodville, will serve 4 to 8 years in prison for touching sleeping females last year inside two Lancaster County Amish homes.

 

Lancaster adds 5 officers to police force

Josh Aziza, Jake Bingham, Andrew Conrad, Andrew Shaffer and Ryan Yoder were sworn in by Mayor Rick Gray as new Lancaster city police officers during a ceremony at City Hall Tuesday morning.

 

Police searching for Lancaster woman charged with attempted homicide in shooting

Lancaster police charge Denise Heckstall, 25, with homicide in connection with the shooting of a woman outside Hoffman Terrace in the city Saturday. They are seeking tips to help find Heckstall.

 

5 Lancaster County restaurants cited with liquor law violations

Five restaurants in Lancaster County were charged with liquor law violations in June, including one that sold alcohol to a minor.

 

State Senate advances plan to take over low-performing schools

Sen. Lloyd Smucker is championing a bill that would put low-performing schools into a state-run district. Two Lancaster County schools could be in danger under the plan.

 

Jailed teen and others from gang appeared in rapper 'Killa Kelz's' violent music video

Ryan Rivera, recently jailed 10 to 28 years, and Kelvin "Killa Kelz" Jackson appeared together in a music video on YouTube, in which they pose with guns, assault, and rob someone.

 

School District of Lancaster approves 2 percent tax hike to support $190.5 million budget

Uncertain what funding the School District of Lancaster would receive from the state, officials unanimously approved a final $190.5 million budget for the district that includes a 2 percent increase i

 

Lancaster man charged with sexual assault of teen

Police say Jose Rivera-Vasquez, 40, assaulted teen girl numerous times over a one-year period.

 

Lancaster man allegedly stabbed man multiple times & remains on the loose

Crime Stoppers is offering $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Jose Antonio Millan-Crespo, accused of stabbing man multiple times in the city.

 

Drug blamed for slow executions OK'd by Supreme Court

Midazolam, a controversial sedative blamed in some botched executions, was OK'd for continued use Monday after a 5-4 vote by the Supreme Court.

 

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