Jonathan Bergmueller is a journalist at LNP | LancasterOnline. He specializes in crime and justice reporting, with a focus on white-collar crime, the judicial system, and law enforcement agencies. Jonathan's work has been featured in various publications, including The Scranton Times-Tribune, The Morning Call, and PennLive.com.
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By: Jonathan Bergmueller, Jbergmueller
The vote follows an investigation into racial discrimination at the social club and its bartenders' arrest on theft charges.
By: Juliette Rihl, Jonathan Bergmueller
The Dauphin County Redevelopment Authority's board unanimously voted Thursday to end its contracts with Mike Musser II, a well-connected political
Luigi Mangione had the whole world at his fingertips. Until, authorities said, he pulled out a 3-D printed pistol Dec. 4 and shot Brian
The federal courthouse in Harrisburg is closed to the public after authorities say a man was shot when he attacked security guards with a knife
By: Jonathan Bergmueller, Jbergmueller
Chanise Burton shouted an expletive at her neighbor in court, interrupting testimony about the August death of Allie McFadden, 26, in a downtown apartment.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller
The Harrisburg man who shot his ex-girlfriend five times during anattack three years ago learned his fate in court Wednesday morning.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller, Jbergmueller
It is unusual for lawsuits filed by people incarcerated within prisons to reach a trial.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller, Jbergmueller
Joseph Camino was out on parole when he showed up at the courthouse Monday and attacked US Marshals with a knife before they shot him, the FBI said.
By: Jbergmueller, Jonathan Bergmueller
The borough is the latest to have cut ties with the well-connected political consultant Mike Musser II.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller
HARRISBURG — The FBI has released the name of the man accused of pulling a knife on a security guard at the federal courthouse in Harrisburg.
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