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Local law enforcement can’t use radars, a police chief says that needs to change
PENNSYLVANIA. (WHTM) – Radar is used by local law enforcement in every other state except Pennsylvania. Hampden Township Police Chief Jason Yerg say it’s time for that to change. “Probably the number one complaint that we get as administrators of local law enforcement is speed enforcement through communities,” said Police Chief Jason Yerg. State Police […]
PNC Bank to Close Branch in Cumberland County, Plans Consolidation with Nearby Location
PNC Bank has confirmed it will be closing its branch located at 2 E. Main St. in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County. The branch is set to consolidate operations with the bank’s larger facility at Silver Spring Square, located at 6416 Carlisle Pike in Silver Spring Township, effective September 20. An...
Homeowners hit with pricey sidewalk repairs in Cumberland County borough’s paving project
About a month ago, Cortney Bench noticed Mechanicsburg borough workers spray painting pink marks on the sidewalk in front of her home on Broad Street. The workers told her husband the borough was preparing for a paving project, but first the sidewalks needed to be fixed. Two weeks later, the couple received a bill for $4,000. Bench’s mother, Brenda Miller, who lives near her, got a bill for an eye-popping $9,200.
Historic Cumberland County church could soon be used for worship again, historical groups fighting to preserve property
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. — A historic Cumberland County church currently owned by the state could soon change hands. Peace Church has sat at the corner of St. Johns Church and Trindle Roads in Hampden Township since 1798. “When you look around, it’s like stepping back 225 years," said Kevin...
Men showed up at Cumberland County woman’s home asking for her husband, then stabbed her
A 30-year-old man is facing charges after police say he attacked a woman after she refused to let him enter her home last month. Amgad Hanna, of Harrisburg, was charged in connection to a stabbing that took place on June 28 in the first block of Gettysburg Pike, Mechanicsburg. Hanna...
New program will offer free rides to local bar patrons, aims to deter drunk driving
A local organization is offering to be the designated driver for nights out downtown. The Tri-County Regional Planning Commission (TCRPC) announced at a press conference on Tuesday the launch of its pilot program “Sober Ride Home,” which aims to lessen the number of impaired driving incidents by offering free rideshare vouchers for those consuming alcohol at local bars and restaurants.
This is only a drill: Emergency training held at Carlisle Barracks
The Carlisle Barracks is holding its annual emergency training exercises today, July 2, throughout the facility. It’s supposed to end around 4 p.m. People in the Carlisle and North Middleton Township areas may hear loud sounds and see an emergency response by Cumberland County authorities. Role players and mannequins will be used as pretend injured people. There will be a lockdown drill, and traffic delays are possible in the area.
After lengthy delays, 7-Eleven in Cumberland County is finally opening
A 7-Eleven in Cumberland County that was delayed for over a year as the developer struggled to obtain a liquor license is finally opening but without alcohol sales. The store at 151 Gettysburg Pike in Upper Allen Township, featuring a Raise the Roost Chicken & Biscuits kiosk, will open around July 25, said an employee who didn’t want to be identified.
Cumberland County restaurant inspections from June 16-31
The following Cumberland County restaurants were found to have violated Pennsylvania’s health and safety regulations between the dates of June 16-31, 2024. Inspections are overseen by the Department of Agriculture. The department notes that in many cases violations are corrected by the restaurant before inspectors leave. Homewood Suites by...
"Attempted suicide by cop": Dauphin County DA rules police-involved shooting justified
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — The use of deadly force by Harrisburg Bureau of Police was ruled "justified" in the shooting of Bryan K. Horton Jr. on June 22 according to the Dauphin County DA, who said that Horton admitted he was trying to get shot and killed by police so he wouldn't have to go back to jail.
Harrisburg boxer Antonio Perez is rising, quickly becoming a big-time name in pro boxing ranks
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Harrisburg's Antonio Perez continues to make a name for himself in the WBC boxing ranks. His latest fight came on the undercard for Adrien Broner; he not only defended his title but also added another one to his collection. Through it all his hometown of Harrisburg has been a huge reason he fights.
Harrisburg Family Dollar responds to noisy overnight false alarms
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — He doesn’t shop there often, but for most of the nearly a decade the Family Dollar store at 18th and Derry has been across the street from where Mohamed Kharabiesh lives, he felt it sure beat the vacant lot it replaced. “But now I...
Officials are urging people to stay safe on the water ahead of Independence Day
Many will be celebrating the Independence Day on the water. The Susquehanna River is just one of the many bodies of water people will come and enjoy their long weekend on. Harrisburg officials want you to be aware if you decide to hit the water. “One day he’s here the...
Body pulled from Susquehanna River in 1990s cold case identified
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — A body from a 1998 cold case, found in the Susquehanna River in central Pennsylvania, has been identified with the help of advancements in DNA, officials announced. In a news release, the Lancaster County Coroner’s Office announced the identity of the body that was pulled from the Susquehanna River in […]
The Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg opens new fitness center to the community
A new gym in Harrisburg offers something for everyone. The Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg recently opened its new Symons Family Fitness Center at its Alexander Grass Campus for Jewish Life. The Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg moved into the Alexander Grass Campus at 2986 N. 2nd St. in August...
The Foundation for Enhancing Communities announces new president and CEO
The Foundation for Enhancing Communities (TFEC) has announced a new top official, following nearly three decades under the same leadership. Jennifer Doyle, who has worked for the organization in several roles, will take over as the new president and chief executive officer for TFEC. Doyle fills the position left open...
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