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Harrisburg man leads troopers on high-speed chase while under the influence, says PSP
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM)– A Harrisburg man was arrested Monday night after allegedly leading police on a high-speed chase while under the influence. According to Pennsylvania State Police, the driver, 34, is facing charges following the incident, which occurred on the 100 blocks of Edward Street on Monday, August 12, around 11:20 a.m.
Ex-Dauphin County commissioner OK’d millions to tourism bureau as it paid his wife
Former Dauphin County Commissioner Jeff Haste approved millions of dollars for Visit Hershey & Harrisburg, the county’s designated tourism bureau, without disclosing that his wife, Maria Haste, was a paid consultant for the organization. At no point did Jeff Haste recuse himself from votes involving the tourism bureau or...
‘He’d be back to killing’: The chance Joey Miller has more victims haunts detective
His interrogations of Joey Miller over a 23-year span helped to hold the serial killer accountable for murdering five Harrisburg women. Yet, retired Det. Thomas Brennan said he believes Miller, who killed the five women and raped and brutalized two others between 1986 and 1992, has more victims — possibly out of state.
See all homes sold in Hershey, Aug. 5 to Aug. 11
The following is a listing of all home transfers in Hershey reported from Aug. 5 to Aug. 11. There were 20 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,737-square-foot home on Whitetail Drive in Derry Township that sold for $350,000. Conewago...
Vigil and balloon release held for slain 17-year-old in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG, Pa. — The search continues on Tuesday night for the person who shot and killed a 17-year-old boy on Monday night. He is the second teenage victim to lose their life to gun violence this week in the capital city. Friends and family gathered for a vigil and...
Micah Parsons says he plans to take a break from football. Here’s why
Micah Parsons has established himself as one of football’s most feared defenders, and he is in line for a big-time contract extension with the Dallas Cowboys. Well, chances are Parsons was probably just joking, but he has always been an amazing competitor who excelled at multiple sports, and it looks like the recent Olympics in Paris had him thinking outside of the box.
Quiet, Clean, and Green: The Future of School Buses in Pennsylvania and Montana
Two school districts couldn’t be more different: Steelton-Highspire is a small district operating six buses in Steelton, Pennsylvania’s urban streets. Travel about 2,000 miles west, along the same longitude, and you’ll arrive in Montana at Billings Public Schools, a much larger fleet of more than 100 school buses traveling longer routes in a less populated, sometimes rural, environment. The thing they have in common? They both employ a small fleet of electric school buses.
Broad Street Market interior being gutted to make way for new construction; emergency declaration signed to eradicate rats
The City of Harrisburg continues to work towards getting the Broad Street Market fully back up and running after it was devastated by a fire just over a year ago. Over the next few days, TLC Construction will complete selective interior demolition of the less-damaged portion of the structure, which is the part closest to the stone building. Anything that displaced vendors marked for saving will be salvaged, the City said.
Furry Friends with Jedidiah, the dog!
YORK, Pa. — This week's Furry Friend is Jedidiah, a 4-year-old pit mix from the York County SPCA. Jedidiah is an energetic pup who thrives in the summertime when he can play outside and even jump in the pool. Along with swimming, he loves to go for walks and play with toys.
2024 High School Football Preview: Top 3 Division I Teams Ranked
The 2024 high school football season is nearly upon us, with YAIAA teams finalizing their preparations. Central York aims to defend its Division I title for a fifth consecutive year, while South Western hopes to build on a strong previous season. All teams are eager to shake up the standings and vie for the championship. Key players are detailed, highlighting offensive strengths and challenges faced by each team.
Traffic Advisories and Street Closings in The City of York
The following events will take place and affect traffic in the City of York. Back to School Giveaway will close State St between Wallace St. and Chestnut St. from 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm. George Street Dining will close George St. between Philadelphia St. and North St. from 5:30 pm...
New apartments threaten quiet neighborhood in Newberry Township, residents say
YORK COUNTY, Pa. — A plan to build 10 new apartment buildings along a historic stretch of road in Newberry Township is leaving residents with more questions than answers. On Monday, residents of Newberry Township voiced their concerns about an upcoming construction project which will take over a section of wetland property by Church Road and Paddletown Road.
Gettysburg National Military Park seeks public help for missing artifacts
Gettysburg National Military Park (NMP) staff are seeking public assistance regarding artifacts that went missing between December 2023 and January 2024. The artifacts were taken from a historical site near Brooke Avenue, commonly referred to the Timbers farm, on the southern end of the battlefield, according to a press release sent out Tuesday.
Sky View 21 | Cleanup begins at Broad Street Market's brick building to eradicate rats
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — Sky View 21 flew over the cleanup happening at the Broad Street Market Tuesday, after an emergency declaration was filed because of a rat infestation. TLC Construction, Inc. is a minority-owned local business that is conducting the "selective interior demolition" of the brick building, which...
PowerOutage: Wires Fall On Excavator Along Harrisburg Pike, Officials Say
The operator of the excavator was still inside when crews arrived at the scene in the 1100 block of Harrisburg Pike on Tuesday morning, according to Chief Hall. PP&L soon arrived and "determined it was safe for the operator to get out," Hall said. PP&L remained in the area to...
West Donegal approves land development plan for early learning center
When: West Donegal Township supervisors meeting, Aug. 12. What happened: The board unanimously approved land development for the Catherine Hershey Schools for Early Learning-Elizabethtown coming to the township’s former Rheems Elementary School on Alida Street. It is part of Milton Hershey School’s $350 million project that is funding six early childhood centers across the state.
Pennsylvania troopers stop drivers at similar rates no matter their race or ethnicity, study finds
HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania drivers were pulled over and cited by state police last year at roughly comparable rates for various races and ethnicities, according to information about 450,000 vehicle stops that was made public on Wednesday. “The findings across multiple analyses demonstrated no substantive racial and ethnic...
Greyhound Cross Country and Volleyball Ready For The Season
There is nothing like the PennLive sponsored Mid-Penn Media Days to signal the approaching arrival of a new high school sports season. Such was the case on Thursday August 8th, as the Big Spring High School was the host site for all the Mid-Penn Division Boys' and Girls' Cross Country and Girls' Volleyball teams. Included in that group, for both sports, were the Greyhounds from Shippensburg High School. The event consisted of group and individual photos taken by members of the media outlets that were present, followed by coach and player interviews.
Rep. Matzie joins Pa. lawmakers relaunching Nuclear Energy Caucus to buoy industry
A Harrisburg lawmaker from Beaver County is at the helm of renewed efforts to fortify the nuclear energy industry – Pennsylvania’s second-largest source of electricity after natural gas. State Rep. Rob Matzie, D-16, Harmony Township, has joined state Rep. Tom Mehaffie, R-106, Dauphin County, and state Sens. John...
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