The state Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the Pennsylvania Game Commission must have a search warrant based upon probable cause before entering private property.

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The state Supreme Court decision affects landowners across Pennsylvania who have posted their property or installed fencing ...

In a seismic ruling, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that wildlife officers may not enter private land without probable ...

In a landmark decision, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that government officials generally must obtain a warrant ...

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court unanimously rejects the "open fields doctrine," holding that cops need a warrant to search ...

Applications to take part in the annual permit-only archery deer hunt at Nolde Forest will be available starting July 20. The ...

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Authorities say a bullet that entered an occupied Amity Township home in January was fired by a hunter in a nearby field.

The state has also modified elk management zones and added a new October rifle hunting season. Pennsylvania's elk herd is estimated at 1,400 animals, and 155 elk tags are available this year. The ...