Millcreek Police Chief Addresses Officers’ Audit Comments
In a recent Facebook post from the Millcreek Township Police addressed the incident in which two officers were seen responding to a First Amendment audit while referring to the individual with insulting language. The incident was recorded on camera, and the Police Chief Carter Mook provided a response to this incident.
Fallen Tree Ignites Fire at Kuntz-Washington Intersection Causing Closure
At around 10:18 on August 10, a tree fell onto power lines at the intersection of Kuntz Road and Washington Avenue, causing a fire. The fallen tree and downed wires are blocking the roadway, and the area is currently closed to traffic. At this time, officials have not confirmed that power has been completely disconnect
UPDATE: Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Chautauqua County Until 12:00 PM
The National Weather Service in Buffalo has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties, as well as southwestern Erie County, until 12:00 PM. At 10:57 AM, radar indicated severe thunderstorms along a line extending from near Westfield to six miles northeast of Lottsville to eight miles
Suspended Erie lawyer picks up key support as he pursues reinstatement
A suspended Erie lawyer appears to be on a clear path toward returning to practice after a disciplinary panel recommended that his law license be reinstated. David C. Agresti was suspended for three years in September 2021 for mishandling more than $45,000 in client funds in 2019 . He applied for reinstatement in Septe
Sunflower Festival Blooms at Battles Farm in Girard, Welcoming Visitors for Weeklong Celebration
The Sunflower Festival in Girard opened today, bringing visitors to Battles Farm to see and stroll through this year's beautiful crop of flowers. Crowds spent the afternoon walking through acres of blooming sunflowers as the weeklong festival kicked off its first day. The sunflowers are in full bloom at the...
Severe Weather Possible Across WNY on Monday
An area of low pressure will pass to our north and bring the potential for some severe weather Monday afternoon and evening. The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center has most of Western New York under a marginal severe weather risk, with the extreme southern parts of Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties un
Rescued Erie Dog Mimi Finally Gets Her Forever Home
Mimi, the dog who survived a horrific animal cruelty case in Erie County earlier this year, has officially been adopted by her foster family. The ANNA Shelter shared the news in a Facebook post Monday morning written from Mimi's perspective, thanking supporters and announcing that court proceedings in the case have con
Pacheco’s Three-Homer Night Leads SeaWolves Past Curve
ERIE, PA - Izaac Pacheco announced his return to the lineup with his first career three-homer game as the Erie SeaWolves (26-12, 62-44) exploded for a 10-6 win over the Altoona Curve (16-22, 47-60) on Saturday night at UPMC Park. The SeaWolves got off to a hot start in the...
County Invites Community to Join Overdose Awareness Week Recognition and Events
Together We Can CHQ invites residents, businesses, organizations, schools and community leaders throughout Chautauqua County to participate in Chautauqua County Overdose Awareness Week, taking place August 24-31. This countywide initiative promotes hope, healing, remembrance, recovery, education, and community connecti
Erie Zoo hosts NICU families, staff for annual reunion
Families that have experienced the NICU at Saint Vincent came together for a fun day at the Erie Zoo. The Children’s Miracle Network at AHN Saint Vincent celebrated 40 years of miracles at the 2026 NICU reunion. The event offered a fun, unique experience with glitter tattoos, refreshments, and music for families to enj

















