Pennsylvania

What is Christmas about to you? To one man in Fayette County,Pennsylvania, it's about Jesus Christ's birth and also protesting "holiday greed and over-spending."

A couple of guys were fishing on the banks of the Delaware River in Burlington, N.J., when they noticed that a cargo ship going down the river had appeared to get a little off course. Luckily for us, they pulled out a cell phone and started recording.

Minor league baseball player Sean Smith hit a game-tying home run for the York Revolution. But as he was rounding first base, he fell to his knees. Smith ended up tearing his ACL after the hit!

Traffic jams are the worst. You have ZERO control over the situation you're in. Because some a--hole went and got in a wreck, you're now inconvenienced. So what do you do? Break out the steel drums and limbo, of course!

Whether or not you like Taylor Swift, you can't deny that her new pop single, "Shake It Off," is definitely an ear worm. The fellas in Delta Sigma Phi fraternity's Beta Mu chapter at Transylvania University in Kentucky decided to make a lip sync video to the song throughout their residence.

In April, 70-year-old security guard John Resetar was stabbed while breaking up a fight in the halls of Franklin Regional Senior High School near Pittsburgh.

Last week, we introduced you to Noah Ritter from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., who has since become known as the "Apparently Kid." He was interviewed on the local TV news about his experience at the county fair and he flat out stole the show, dropping the word "apparently" about a dozen times in the minute-long interview.

Monday on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show," we checked out the video that's gone viral of a kid named Noah Ritter, from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., who was interviewed at the Wayne County Fair. Noah stole the show (and the microphone) and dropped the word "apparently" a bunch of times. The Internet loves Noah and the hashtag #ApparentlyKid is blowing up.

"Apparently," little Noah Ritter from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., has apparently never been on live TV, apparently.

We've all seen dogs go nuts when they see their owners, but this pooch's reaction may be the best we've ever witnessed.

Ever wonder what it would be like to live in a city without a police force? It would most likely be mayhem, but Ford City, Pa., has that as an option because of it's overwhelming debt.

The driver of a big rig in Pennsylvania had quite an unfortunate mishap late last month when he ruined the structural integrity of one of Pennsylvania's most beloved covered bridges. Because of his inexperience and well, mostly stupidity, 37-year-old Antoine Branham was driving on his route when he came to the Rapps Dam Bridge and proceeded to drive under it, ripping out every cross-beam in the pr