A little more than a week ago, The Lancaster Patriot broke the story about Matthew Modderman, an LNP|lancasteronline staffer being among the dozen rioters arrested for felony rioting on Sept. 14.

In the past few days it has come to our attention that numerous different Lancaster News Paper (LNP)…

An additional suspect in the violent riots in downtown Lancaster Sept. 13-14 was arrested Wednesday, according to the Lancaster Police.

Christopher Joseph Vazquez, 31, of Lancaster was charged with two felony counts of institutional vandalism for throwing bricks at and damaging a vehicle registered to the Lancaster County District Attorney’s…

Five of the 13 charged with crimes in Lancaster city during the riots September 13 were scheduled for preliminary hearings Monday, and three now are formally charged with felony riot.

Violence erupted late Sept. 13 and early Sept. 14 in downtown Lancaster city, as BLM and antifa clashed with…

The bail for felony rioters arrested Monday in downtown Lancaster have been modified.

Initially, Magisterial District Court Judge Bruce Roth set bail for several rioters at $1 million, which many credited with quelling the violent protests in the days that followed but which some decried as excessive.

On Tuesday,…

Late in the violent riots in downtown Lancaster on Monday, Police charged into the crowd targeting those identified as ringleaders and instigators.

Fourteen were arrested and face $1 million bail, including an employee of LNP | lancasteronline.

Matthew Modderman, 31, was arrested Monday at the 100 block of Prince…

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf’s order closing “non-life-sustaining businesses” and his restrictions on gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic were unconstitutional, U.S. District Judge William Stickman IV ruled Monday.

The decision came in a case in which Butler, Greene, Fayette and Washington counties sued, claiming the emergency shutdown orders by Wolf and under the…

Violence erupted late Sunday night and early Monday morning in downtown Lancaster city, as BLM and antifa clashed with law enforcement near the Lancaster Police headquarters on Chestnut.

More than a 1,000 had gathered in a protest after Lancaster police officers responding to a domestic disturbance call on Sunday afternoon…

Hundreds of Pennsylvania patriots took to the capitol steps in Harrisburg Saturday in an all-American election year event that was part rally and part revival.

While the event seemed like a hybrid of a Trump rally, a 9/11 memorial, a police lives matter protest and a ReOpenPA event, the unifying…

To all the brave heroes on the front lines every day in Lancaster County – who miss dinners and holidays and children’s birthdays because they are standing on the wall keeping us safe, ensuring our health and protecting us from chaos – we at Lancaster-blog.com and the coming The Lancaster…

Over at Lancaster Law Blog, they have a rundown on what to expect come September 21 when restaurants get to increase indoor dining occupancy to 50% from the current 25%.

Based on no granular data but rather political pressure, Gov. Tom Wolf is graciously allowing restaurants that are suffering under…