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Two men hospitalized in York County shooting
Two men were sent to the hospital after being involved in a shooting in York on Friday night, according to police. The shooting took place around 9:33 p.m. near West South Street and Lindbergh Avenue. When officers with the York City Police Department arrived at the area, they found a 50-year-old man and a 36-year-old man who were shot, according to a police report.
Police in York searching for missing 13-year-old girl
YORK, Pa. (WHP) — Police in York are searching for missing 13-year-old J'niahm Robinson. According to a press release, Robinson has been missing since Thursday, July 4th out of York City. If seen, contact authorities.
Kiski Township erred in withholding details of police chief's severance, legal expert says
Jul. 5—The Kiski Township Board of Supervisors accepted Lee Bartolicius' resignation as police chief Wednesday night, but residents — and even some officials — still are in the dark about the circumstances of his departure, including severance pay. That made informed public comment at the meeting difficult, possibly spelling legal trouble for the township, according to Melissa Melewsky, media ...
No more invasive species planting along state highways
(The Center Square) – A new law now requires the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to plant native species along state highways. Although the department began following the directive on its own, state Rep. Brett Miller said the “small, but mighty” bill makes the policy official and will “reach to every corner of Pennsylvania.” “We are all becoming more aware of the problems associated with non-native species and their negative impact on our ecosystem here in Pennsylvania,” he said on the House floor Wednesday. Burns said approximately 2,100 native plant species exist in Pennsylvania, including ferns, sedges, rushes, wildflowers, and vines. The new law defines non-native plants according to designation from the National Invasive Species Information Center. The center warns that invasive species threaten the extinction of native plants and animals and destroy the state’s biodiversity.
Rising Latino population drives economic growth in Western Pennsylvania
Jul. 5—New Spanish grocery stores are opening, adding a fresh flavor to the city. Amid the usual Pittsburgh traffic noise, reggaeton now pulses from car speakers, and local restaurants are featuring horchata on their menus. The face of Western Pennsylvania is changing. According to the 2022 Allegheny County Latinx Needs Assessment Report, the overall population of Pittsburgh grew by less than ...
ADHD patients in Pa. struggle to find medication and maintain normalcy amid ongoing shortage
This story first appeared in How We Care, a weekly newsletter by Spotlight PA featuring original reporting and perspectives on how we care for one another at all stages of life. Sign up for free here. Pittsburgh neurologist Wesley Kerr was diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder at the age of 35. He’d recently moved with his wife and two young sons from California to take a fellowship at the University of Michigan, and work was stressful. ...
Pa. Democrats plan to introduce legislation to counter Supreme Court’s ruling on criminalizing homelessness
Democratic senators in Pennsylvania are drafting a bill to prevent the criminalization of homelessness in the state after the Supreme Court recently ruled that cities can enforce bans on homeless people sleeping outside in public places.
McCormick meets with veterans in Lancaster County
LANCASTER, Pa. (WHTM) — Republican U.S. Senate candidate Dave McCormick met with veterans in Lancaster on Friday morning to discuss issues facing the military community. McCormick, who served in the First Gulf War and earned a Bronze Star, said he feels “very connected to that group” of constituents. “I think our armed forces are struggling, […]
Business Forum at Columbia Market House
A Columbia Business Forum was held recently at the Columbia Market House on Monday July 1, 2024. The event was organized by the Market House Manager Chris Vera and approximately 50 people were in attendance representing borough government officials, the Merchants Association of Columbia, and Columbia Market House Stand Holders.
IMPACT DAY: Heat Advisory in effect for most of the Susquehanna Valley today
Dew points are in the 70s making it feel very soupy this morning. An isolated shower is possible. A cold front will stall just east keeping an isolated storm threat around for eastern areas through the afternoon and early evening. The News 8 Storm Team have designated today an Impact Day. A Heat Advisory is in effect for most of the Susquehanna Valley. Temperatures will soar to the low to mid-90s. Combined with the high humidity, it will feel hotter, more like 98-102°. For those sensitive to the hot temperatures, you may consider limiting outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day. Be sure to stay hydrated and if you must be outdoors, take frequent breaks in the air conditioning. Keep an eye on the elderly and small children. Don’t forget about your pets too.
3rd annual Independence Day weekend celebration held at Heroes Grove
LOWER PAXTON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — As the Fourth of July weekend rolls on, a special event was held on Saturday in Lower Paxton Township to honor those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom. Dozens of people braved the heat to honor veterans and first responders on this Fourth...
‘We do know he’s gone’; new docs could help Pennsylvania man learn what happened to cousin shot down over Vietnam
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Just finally knowing what’s not the case has provided some measure of closure to the cousin of an American pilot shot down in 1965 over Vietnam. Now Larry Christian of Fairview Township in York County hopes a 30-year trove of documents he sought, and has now received, could lead him to […]
Firefighter honored for decades of dedication
In May, the Lancaster County Fireman's Association (LCFA) chose Paul Thomas of the Conestoga Volunteer Fire Company as a recipient of the Distinguished Service Award for 2024. During the annual LCFA meeting on June 1, Thomas was presented with the award to recognize more than 50 years of service as an active member of the Conestoga Volunteer Fire Company and his dedication to making the community a safer place.
‘The dogs have to drink a lot’: ‘Incredible’ 4 of 5 odds not a good thing for Dauphin County neighborhood without water
LOWER PAXTON TOWNSHIP, Pa. (WHTM) — Deborah Shue-Davies has lived in her Oxford Road house since 1988 and always took for granted turning on the tap would result in water flowing out. But this week?. “This has to be extraordinary,” Shue-Davies said. “I mean, the odds of losing the...
Ostriches, Camels, & Zebras, oh my! | Penn National hosts unique racing event to draw interest into sport
EAST HANOVER, Pa. — A set of animals you don’t typically see racing around the track were at Penn National Race Course in Dauphin County on Friday. Penn National Race Course held its 9th annual Ostrich and Camel Race in East Hanover Township with a new addition of zebras, on this year’s race lineup.
What $500,000 can buy you in York County
Prospective homebuyers considering the real estate market had a range of options in various neighborhoods throughout the region between June 24 and June 30. In this article, we outline recent property sales in York County, all of which featured homes under $500,000. Here, we provide a breakdown of the top...
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