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Erie's aquatic community gathered today to celebrate some of its most accomplished athletes and coaches as the Erie County Aquatic Hall of Fame honored its 2026 induction class. The ceremony took place at the Kahkwa Club, where swimmers, divers and families filled the room for this year's induction dinner. The...

A Ripley woman is facing drunk driving charges following an investigation into a one-vehicle crash in the Town of Gerry on Friday. Chautauqua County Sheriff's deputies responded to the scene on Route 60 shortly after 8:30 PM and identified the driver as 43-year-old Shannon Smith. Deputies say Smith was found to have a

Swimmers are being urged to stay out of Lake Erie as dangerous swimming conditions continue along Northeast Ohio's shoreline Monday.

While organizers welcomed the large turnout, they also emphasized that heavy use of the park makes ongoing maintenance and conservation efforts essential.

The rally, organized by Healthcare4AllPA, brought together community members and policymakers to discuss the challenges many people face when trying to access affordable medical care.

Kim Anderson from Erie Fitness Now shares practical tips on workout gear, exercise efficiency and how to maximize your time while staying safe and effective during your fitness routine.

For over 30 years, the Erie Blues and Jazz Festival has brought live music to Frontier Park, welcoming local, regional, and nationally recognized performers. What began as a ‘grassroots event’ in the early 90’s has grown into one of Erie’s classic summer traditions, with the weekend drawing thousands of music lovers fr

This year's event runs Friday, Aug. 14, through Sunday, Aug. 16, and organizers said visitors can expect some exciting changes to the festival layout.

A night of Motown music and fundraising helped support the preservation of one of Erie’s most iconic landmarks. The Presque Isle Light Station hosted its annual ‘Motown Night at the Light’ at the Presque Isle Lighthouse. Guests enjoyed live Motown music, food, raffles and auctions, with proceeds benefiting the restorat

A former member of the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office has been honored by his alma mater, 40 years after graduating from there. Retired Captain Randy Boland is one of three people recently named for induction into the Sherman Central School Wall of Fame. Boland graduated from Sherman in 1986 and continued his educa