Coroner identifies 8-year-old boy killed in rear-end crash

Gun-carrying Pa. man shot by Secret Service ordered held

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A legislative subcommittee investigating the possible impeachment of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane is authorizing its chairman to issue subpoenas. The House Subcommittee on Courts voted Tuesday to give Montgomery County Republican Rep. Todd Stephens the ability to demand documents and testimony. The vote also starts a process of seeking secret grand jury records and protecting possible witnesses against retaliation. Kane, a Democrat, isn't seeking a second term in the November election. She's been without a law license since October and awaits trial on criminal allegations she leaked grand jury information and lied about it under oath. A message seeking comment wasn't immediately returned. A state Senate vote fell short in February of removing Kane under a provision of the Pennsylvania Constitution separate from the House-initiated impeachment process.

Panel approves subpoena power in AG Kane impeachment probe