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 to exclude intruders from their land.

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 ...

While America celebrates its 250th birthday, Pennsylvania is embarking on its 75th statewide archery season. First launched in 1951, Keystone state hunters have been toting sticks and string in ...

The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners approved the 2023-24 hunting/trapping seasons and bag limits on Monday, April 17 ...