Juliette Rihl is an investigative reporter at PennLive/The Patriot-News. She focuses on themes such as housing insecurity, criminal justice, and mental health, while also delving into the intricacies of real estate development and investment. Juliette's work has been featured in notable publications including AZCentral, The Philadelphia Tribune, and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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By: Jonathan Bergmueller, Juliette Rihl
Law enforcement is investigating the incident.
By: Juliette Rihl
Text messages show Brian Proctor threatened local business owner Shawn Gold after the two had a falling out.
By: Juliette Rihl
The truck was purchased with a $40,000 Dauphin County gaming grant intended for food delivery to low-income residents.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller, Juliette Rihl
Brian Proctor approached Justin Douglas at at Hershey restaurant last month, police say.
By: Juliette Rihl
A former legislator who got the taxpayer-funded pay database created said, “I think situations like this expose the need for improvements."
By: Juliette Rihl
Despite the milestone, the number of employees on the list grew more slowly than in years past. But the true count is even higher.
By: Juliette Rihl
The good news? Pennsylvania has a public database showing how much compensation every state employee and public official earns.
By: Juliette Rihl
More than 1,000 state workers made over $200K in 2025.
Physicians and university leaders topped the list.
A state website created to increase accountability omits some employee compensation because of how the law defines pay.
