Chris Coyle is a News Writer for LebTown, a local news outlet in Lebanon County. With a focus on local news, Chris covers a wide range of topics including politics, education, taxes, crime, and community events. Through their articles, Chris provides readers with up-to-date information and insights into the happenings in Lebanon County.
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By: Chris Coyle
Regional police force set to start in January This article was funded by LebTown donors as part of our Civic Impact Reporting Project
Recklessly endangering charge based on allegation James Drahovsky left loaded handgun in publicly accessible area of city MDJ office
Those whose job is to help and protect others know something the public rarely sees: Sometimes they get as sick as, or sicker than, those they treat.
Nine years after he was convicted by a Lebanon County jury of first-degree murder and 19 other offenses resulting from a 2014 drug-related shooting, Eddie Williams has been granted a new trial by a federal court, because his absent co-defendant's confession was read to the jury.
Pennsylvania Department of Human Services officials say the license revocation appeal filed by the operator of the American House personal care home at 25 S. 9th St. in downtown Lebanon is still in its early stages, and a hearing date has yet to be scheduled.
The trial of three defendants charged with a May, 2023 triple murder on Lebanon’s north side could be pushed into next spring, depending on the outcome of pretrial legal motions.
Downtown Lebanon landmark, the third clock on the spot, stood for over 60 years. Is a fourth clock possible? Will you support independent, non-partisan journalism?
By: Chris Coyle
A 17-year-old Lebanon resident, charged for his part in a May 2023 shooting that left three dead and another injured, will stand trial as an adult, Lebanon County Judge Charles T. Jones ruled yesterday.
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