Jonathan Bergmueller is a freelance journalist based in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He covers local news and crime stories, providing in-depth coverage of court proceedings, police investigations, and community issues. His work has been featured in various publications, including PennLive.com, The Scranton Times-Tribune, and The Morning Call.
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Jonathan Bergmueller's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime, breaking news, and evolving stories in Pennsylvania. He appears to be interested in covering ongoing crime incidents, court cases, and legal developments within the state.
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By: Jonathan Bergmueller
| Ninety-four parking tickets in Harrisburg have kicked off a legal battle over who should own the car that was eventually towed.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller
The Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board filed new charges and is moving to revoke the probation of a magisterial district judge after she failed to
By: Jonathan Bergmueller
The landlord of a man accused of operating an illegal adult business in downtown Steelton has been trying to evict the owner for more than a year, according to court documents obtained by PennLive.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller
Newville officials sacked the once beloved Fred Potzer after finding enormous financial discrepancies while he was out on medical leave.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller
Newville’s longtime manager moved money between bank accounts without authorization and doctored financial reports to cover his trail, police say.
A Dauphin County jury on Wednesday convicted a Butler County man for unlawfully blocking the entrance to a restaurant hosting a state senator's fundraiser last year.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller
Officials released new details on a man who was found dead in Harrisburg Wednesday night.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller
Angel Echevarria-Rivera, 33, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in February, and believed his relative was going to die in a fight that ended with the stabbing, a prosecutor said.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller
A judge held a fact-finding hearing this month to determine the extent of problems in the clerk’s office, which changed leadership in January and has serious staffing issues.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller
U.S. Marshals arrested Kier Sims, 33, on York charges unrelated to the Steelton homicide case.
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