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Abandoned in Johnstown | 6 News investigates 'devastation' caused by Citrona homes
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — “Devastation left in the wake of his fraud.” Those were the exact words from a federal detention hearing document and is how the US attorney describes what his office says happened to Johnstown after an investment company bought homes with a promise to fix them up as rentals.
Kelly Kane, 41, Killed In Philadelphia: Police
On a GoFundMe page, they said Kelly Kane "was stolen from us as she was intervening to avoid violence." Police did not detail the circumstances of her death, only saying that she was shot in the arm shortly after midnight on Monday, Aug. 26 on the 2500 block of Kensington Avenue.
Three victims killed in Hatboro fatal accident identified as investigation continues
What we know about Hatboro triple fatalHatboro accident claims 3 lives, including young mom, on County Line Road. Two Bucks County residents and a Montgomery County woman died of multiple injuries in a multiple vehicle accident Friday night in Hatboro that remains under police investigation. The Montgomery County Coroner’s Office...
Philadelphia Eagles release HBCU football standout
The Eagles will try to retain the Howard OL to their practice squad if he clears waivers but he is expected to draw interest from other NFL teams. The post Philadelphia Eagles release HBCU football standout appeared first on HBCU Gameday.
8 'drug trade kingpins' arrested, 1 sought, after trafficking organization busted in Delco
Eight "drug trade kingpins" have been arrested and one person is still being sought after authorities say a major drug trafficking organization was dismantled in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.The eight people arrested are:Baruti Mills, 46, Upland;Leo Davis, 47, Chester;Gregory Young, 52, Marcus Hook;Gregory Council, 63, Downingtown;Kareem Bannister, 37, Chester;Louis Stillis, 53, Upland;Anthony Major, 53, Philadelphia;Breon Gethers, 38, Chester.Nakia Jeffries, 49, of Harrisburg, is also facing charges and is currently being sought by police, officials said.Each person is charged with the operation of a corrupt organization, possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance, conspiracy, as well as firearms charges.District Attorney...
How volunteers are restoring Pennsylvania’s trails to withstand Climate Change
On a muggy August evening at Wizard’s Ranch preserve in York County, a lawyer, an insurance officer and a new grandma were among the trail-worker volunteers surrounded by thorny locust trees and invasive plants. Two years ago, the group was here bushwacking, following deer paths and the sound of...
Pennsylvania State Police is hiring new troopers
Harrisburg, Pa. — The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) is on the hunt for new state troopers with the start of a new application cycle this week. Last year, at the direction of Governor Shapiro, PSP suspended its educational requirement of 60 college credits. Since then, PSP has seen a huge uptick in qualified applicants, with the latest application period from May 8 to August 20 yielding 1,743 applications over a four month period. ...
The new tax credits for home solar and energy efficiency you might not know about
It’s been two years since the nation’s historic climate law, the Inflation Reduction Act, was signed. The IRA is the biggest investment in clean energy projects in U.S. history, and many Americans don’t know about it even though some of its programs could directly benefit consumers, like the Residential Clean Energy Tax Credit.
Trib HSSN Pennsylvania high school football rankings for Aug. 27, 2024
Aug. 27—It was a good start for the elite high school football teams across the state, but not a great start as the 27 teams from last week's HSSN preseason state rankings were a combined 18-9 in Week Zero. Despite nine teams losing, it only cost three schools a place in the Top 5 as Harrisburg, Central Valley and Steel Valley all fell out. The other six teams that lost slipped down but not ...
C-L Ranked No. 1 in PA Volleyball Coaches Association Class 1A Preseason Rankings; Six D9/D10 Teams Earn Top 10 Rankings in 1A/2A
Headline by the No. 1 team in Class 1A, Clarion-Limestone, six District 9 and District 10 volleyball teams earned Top 10 rankings in the 2024 Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association Top 10 rankings. All six are either in Class 1A or Class 2A with two D9 teams and a D10 team...
1 person killed in multi-vehicle crash on Route 28
EAST DEER TOWNSHIP, Pa. (KDKA) -- One person has died after a multi-vehicle crash on Route 28.According to a media release from Pa. State Police, shortly after 7 a.m., a Dodge Challenger was traveling southbound on Route 28 at a high rate of speed when it attempted to pass a Ford F-350. The driver of the Challenger, identified as Sheena Fitzgerald, impacted the bumper of the F-350 before losing control of the vehicle, traveling off the left side of the road, and crossing into the center median.Fitzgerald then traveled across the median before hitting a guardrail in the northbound lane and went airborne, striking the hood and front windshield of another driver in a Dodge Dart. Fitzgerald's car was subsequently struck by a fourth driver in a Hyundai Kona who was traveling north.Fitzgerald was pronounced deceased on the scene, according to state police. The driver of the Hyundai, identified as Jonathan Sands, sustained serious injuries and was transported to Allegheny General Hospital. He was last listed in stable condition.The drivers of the Dodge Dart and F-350 did not sustain any injuries.Crews cleared the scene shortly after 11:30 a.m.
Marks to block townhome rezoning, lighten Philadelphia Road growth
Baltimore County Councilman David Marks announced Tuesday that he will oppose a rezoning request that would have allowed townhomes on Gerst Avenue in Perry Hall (Issue 5-004). The zoning will remain one house per acre (DR 1). On the Philadelphia Road corridor, he will recommend downzoning the site of the Evans Funeral Chapel to CB (Issue 5-063) and downzoning 95 acres in Issues 5-096, 5-106 and 5-108 to a combination...
City of Lancaster asking for public input over park upgrades
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Three Lancaster parks will get upgraded over the next few years, and the city wants the public’s input on what should be upgraded. The Ewell Gantz playground, Joe Jackson Tot Lot, and South End Park will receive new upgrades, and the city sent out a survey asking residents what kind of improvements they wish to see.
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