The Board of Pardons reopened the case after opposition from the victim’s family arrived two months after its first vote.
"Every Pennsylvanian has the right to both be safe and feel safe in our communities," Lt. Gov. Austin Davis said.
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Lt. Gov. Davis Unveils $11 Million Investment to Transform Afterschool Programs in PennsylvaniaPHILADELPHIA, PA — Lt. Governor Austin Davis stood before an energized audience at the Northeast Frankford Boys & Girls Club on Wednesday, delivering a potent message of hope and safety for ...
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis this week heard from law enforcement officials, victims service providers and health care workers at ...
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Reading Hospital hosts discussion on reducing gun violencePennsylvania Lt. Gov. Austin Davis led a roundtable discussion with local leaders aimed at finding ways to stem the tide and ...
Nikita Konstantynovskyi scored with a tip-in in the final minute and Tae Davis hit 1 of 2 free throws with 0.5 seconds left after a controversial foul to help Notre Dame rally for a 55-54 victory over ...
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