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Shippensburg man acquitted in major animal cruelty case
UPDATE: This post was updated at 11:56 p.m. Friday with some insights from one of the jurors who sat in on the Orndorff case. A Shippensburg-area man who saw more than 400 animals seized from his property three years ago was found not guilty of animal cruelty charges Friday after a week-long trial the defense at times sought to portray as a prosecution of a little-known corner of agribusiness.
How to watch Camp Hill vs. Big Spring in Week 2 of HS football
The Camp Hill Lions football team is set to play its home opener Friday night with a Mid-Penn Capital Division matchup with the Big Spring Bulldogs. The game is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. with a live stream on NFHS Network. How to watch: Live streams of the Camp...
Late Thursday score: Juniata volleyball sweeps Midd-West
The Juniata volleyball team notched another early season win Thursday, defeating Midd-West 3-0 (25-16,25-20,25-16). The Lady Indians were paced by Isabella Armstrong who notched 15 assists, two aces and six service points. Teammate Hannah Graybill finished with seven kills, two digs, an ace, an assist and four service points. With...
Chambersburg Hall of Fame — Mitch Stahl dominated in volleyball
CHAMBERSBURG HALL OF FAME – MITCH STAHL. Mitch Stahl had the height and he had the athleticism, and when he mastered the skills of playing volleyball, he turned into a force. Stahl, who was considered the top volleyball recruit in the nation after his senior year of playing for...
Lady Huskies ties Shippensburg in Thursday girls soccer action
Thursday night, the MIfflin County girls soccer team went head-to-head against a strong Shippensburg squad. In the end, the game finished in a 1-1 tie. After a scoreless first half, Shippensburg scored first as Macy Ritter at 45:07. With time winding down, Mifflin County tied the game at 67:10 on...
Historic Nittany Lion Inn reopening after 16 months of renovations
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WTAJ) — A historic hotel in State College is preparing to open its doors once again after closing in 2020. The Nittany Lion Inn closed to the public in 2020 when it was used for temporary student housing. After being purchased in 2021, the hotel had extensive renovations completed over the last […]
Trio charged with aggravated assault after victims jumped at York County golf resort
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Three men are facing riot and aggravated assault charges from an attack and attempted stabbing at a York County golf resort. The trio – T Kwon Banks, 20, Tyjyre Stern, 22, and Shawntay Handy, 49, – all from York, are accused of attacking another group of men at the Heritage […]
Midstate hospital experiencing baby boom amid national decline in birth rates
YORK, Pa. (WHTM) — National birth rates are declining but one local hospital is having a baby boom. The maternity team at Wellspan York Hospital says it had its busiest June and July on record for births. In July, it had the highest number of deliveries in a single...
Tyler Fortney of Waynesboro fires low round of 68 at MPC Colonial Division golf match
Tyler Fortney fired a round of three under par 68 at Gettysburg National Thursday to take top honors at Thursday’s Mid-Penn Colonial Division golf match. Kaydee Beckenbaugh of Shippenburg shot the low girls round, firing a 75. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a...
Judge agrees rezoning of land next to Prospect Hill Cemetery for warehouse was improper
A judge has affirmed a decision by the Manchester Township Zoning Hearing Board that rezoning land adjacent to the historic Prospect Hill Cemetery to industrial was improper spot zoning. York County Court of Common Pleas Judge N. Christopher Menges issued the 56-page decision on Wednesday. ...
Big Ten Network sets up website for Washington Huskies fans impacted by Comcast issue
The start of the 2024 Washington Huskies football season might get disrupted for a few fans. Unfortunately, the Washington Huskies, Oregon Ducks, UCLA Bruins, and USC Trojans are caught up as collateral damage in the dispute between the Big Ten Network and Comcast Xfinity. The two entities are currently caught...
U of Maryland grants permit for pro-Palestinian group’s campus rally on Oct. 7, upsetting Jews on campus and beyond
Jewish campus groups and parents are criticizing a reported decision by the University of Maryland allowing a pro-Palestinian group to hold a rally on campus on Oct. 7, the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attacks in Israel. The permit was given to Students for Justice in Palestine, according to the...
WHUR Announces New Afternoon Drive Show: Joe Claire and Nina Brown
Howard University-owned WHUR-FM is adding a new, locally focused afternoon show to its line-up. “The Nina Brown and Joe Clair Afternoon Show” launches Tuesday, September 3rdat 3p.m. starring DC’s own Comedian and Multimedia HostJoe Clair and Radio Personality and Television Actress Nina Brown. Together, the dynamic duo...
Fishers mom charged with storming US Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021
WASHINGTON D.C., DC — A mom from Fishers, Indiana has been charged for allegedly taking part in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds. Disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds. Disorderly conduct...
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