Attorney General Michelle Henry announced that Richard Lenhart, a former psychologist from the State College area, has been sentenced to 20 to 40 years in prison.
Attorney General Michelle Henry has announced that a Philadelphia man, Steven M. Williams, has pleaded guilty to his involvement in four murders committed for financial gain.
Attorney General Michelle Henry has announced charges against a Montgomery County-based home care agency, its owner, and 18 others for allegedly defrauding the Medicaid program of millions of dollars.
Attorney General Michelle Henry has taken the lead in a coalition of Attorneys General, urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to enhance customer service standards for internet, cable, voice, and broadcast satellite providers.
Attorney General Michelle Henry has announced charges against four individuals involved in a series of "smash and grab"-style thefts targeting vehicles across several counties in western Pennsylvania.
Attorney General Michelle Henry has issued a warning to residents of Erie County, Pennsylvania, about potential price gouging following a significant winter storm.
Attorney General Michelle Henry announced that Stanley Sabatel, the main supplier of a drug trafficking organization based in Luzerne County, has been sentenced to serve between 16 ½ to 33 years in prison.
Attorney General Michelle Henry has initiated legal action against Liberty Doulas, a Philadelphia-area business, for allegedly failing to deliver promised services related to childbirth and postpartum care.
A federal court has mandated Harris Jewelry to reopen its refund claims process, urging the company to contact thousands of consumers, primarily servicemembers, who were affected by deceptive marketing and sales practices.
Attorney General Michelle Henry, in collaboration with the Pennsylvania State Police and New Jersey State Police, has announced charges against 20 individuals allegedly involved in a cocaine trafficking operation based in Philadelphia.
Attorney General Michelle Henry has joined a bipartisan group of 46 Attorneys General urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to enhance its Robocall Mitigation Database.
