The 23-year-old, John Campbell, was elected as the treasurer for the city and began his duties on January 3, 2012. The city of 50,000 is currently saddled with $317 million in debt. Campbell was given a yearly budget of $53 million for the city and is said to have numerous plans in order for Harrisburg to slowly rise out of debt.

His efforts have already been noticed by colleagues and he hopes to make a difference in his elected position. To learn more about Campbell and his views on Harrisburg, please visit ABC News today.

The black bear had spotted the dog which was outside of the couple’s home and began chasing the animal, ultimately ending up inside of the house. The bear became violent with the residents of the home and both were injured in the attack and taken to a local hospital.

After the attack the bear exited the home and officers were planning a search around the neighboring areas to capture the animal. The bear would be put down if it possessed the characteristics of having rabies.

Bear attacks are not common in this area and when they do occur the bear is usually searching for food.

If you or someone you know has been attacked by an animal, please contact the Harrisburg Personal Injury Lawyers of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C. by calling 610-667-7511 today.

According to officials with the Pennsylvania State Police, the bus, carrying 22 people, was on its way to a children’s camp when the accident occurred. Authorities say the accident took place when the driver of a Cadillac attempted to pass the bus, failing to see oncoming traffic. The driver, 79 year-old Hagerstown-resident Edward Shaffer, overcorrected and ended up in the path of the bus.

Police say the force of the crash caused the bus to roll over. Emergency crews extricated three children who were pinned in the bus, according to the accident report. Shaffer was also extricated from his car.

Everybody on board the bus was transported by ground ambulance to an area hospital with injuries ranging from minor to moderate. Shaffer was also taken to the hospital for treatment, police said.

If you have been injured in an auto accident caused by the reckless actions of another driver, please contact the Harrisburg Car Accident Lawyers of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C., at 610-667-7511.

The slip and fall lawsuit was filed by Cheryl Gilpatrik, of Dallas, Texas, in Jefferson County District Court on August 9, 2010. According to the lawsuit Gilpatrick was shopping with her friend at the Orange Wal-mart on April 1, 2010, when she slipped on spilled soda left on the floor near the soda bin outside of a McDonald’s restaurant inside the Wal-Mart.

“According to witnesses at the scene, several of the Wal-Mart employees were working in the area at the time and at least one of the made comments that she actually saw a customer spilling soda out of the cup while walking away from the coke bin,” the lawsuit said. “However none of the Wal-Mart employees took action to either promptly clean up the spill, warn customers about the spill, cordon off or barricade the area and/or perform any of the required preventative actions before the Plaintiff slipped and fell on it.”

On March 16, a final judgment was entered in the case, which showed that both Wal-Mart and McDonalds elected to settle the lawsuit rather than continue with litigation.

If you need assistance with a slip and fall lawsuit, please contact the Harrisburg Slip and Fall Attorneys of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C., at 610-667- 7511.

The lawsuit was filed by Jake Casey against Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc, a manufacturer of wallboard materials and joint compounds. According to court documents, the lawsuit alleged that asbestos contained in the compounds and wallboards were defectively designed and failed to warn of the potential risks of asbestos exposure.

The jury determined that Kaiser Gypsum acted with oppression and malice and failed to warn workers that asbestos exposure could cause mesotheliorma or cancer. The jury also determined that the company failed to protect workers from asbestos dust and fibers.

If you have been exposed to toxic chemicals and dangerous products in workplace, please contact the Harrisburg Personal Injury Lawyers of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C., at 610-667-7511.

According to officials with the Schuylikill County Sheriff’s Department, 45 year-old Norman Tuttle was pronounced dead at the scene of a two vehicle accident on Route 125 in Eldred Township. Deputies said Tuttle was traveling north on Route 125 in a tractor-trailer transporting a load of potatoes. He was driving too fast to safely negotiate a right-hand turn in the roadway, causing the rear portion of his tractor-trailer to collide with another vehicle, deputies said.

According to the accident report, the other vehicle, driven by 52 year-old Carl Adams, was transporting bales of hay. The tractor-trailer knocked Adams’ vehicle onto its passenger side, deputies said. The tractor-trailer then fell onto its driver’s side and slid off the roadway into an embankment.

Adams was transported by ambulance to Schuylkill Medical Center South for treatment of a minor injury.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the victim’s family and friends during this difficult time.

Senate Bill 2 proposes preventing defendants who are considered to be less than 60 percent responsible from paying compensation to a victim, or multiple victims.  The proposed 60 percent limit would be the highest of any state in the country.

Some opposing the legislation fear that it would eliminate protections for victims or negligence.

If you or someone you know has been injured due to another’s negligence, contact the Harrisburg personal injury lawyers of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C. at 610-667-7511 to learn more about your rights.

Police reported that 45-year old Michael Collier of Frederica and a 51-year old man from Felton, Delaware were involved in the fight.  At one point in the fight, Collier punched the other man in the face causing him to fall backwards and hit his head on the pavement.  The victim was flown to University of Pennsylvania Hospital with a critical head injury.

Collier was arrested on assault charges and is being held in jail.

Head injuries can have serious and life-threatening consequences.  Contact the Harrisburg head trauma lawyers of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C. at 610-667-7511 if you or someone you love has suffered a severe head injury.

The two workers’ names and injuries have not yet been released, however a family member of one of the workers told reports that they were in stable condition.  A Pennsylvania state fire marshal and a team of investigators are looking into the cause of the accident that injured the two workers.

If you or someone you love has been injured on the job, contact the Harrisburg workplace injury attorneys of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C. at 610-667-7511 to learn more about your rights.

The announcement comes just after another announcement of proposed fines of $16.6 million to the contractors and construction companies working for Kleen Engery Systems.  The plant was attempting to clear debris from a supply pipe using flammable natural gas when the explosion occurred, leaving six dead and fifty injured.