Local women recall their flights, forced landings on 9/11
Today we’re hearing the stories of two local women living at Sarah Reed Senior Living who were both on separate planes during the events of 9/11. The first story comes from Jane Hess, who was flying from Pittsburgh to San Francisco that morning. At the time of the flight, Hess was 74 years old going […]
Today’s Top Stories: September 10, 2026
Each night, JET Action News will be bringing you the top stories of the day from around northwest Pennsylvania for you to catch up on what’s going on in your community! Click the links below to learn more! Erie man recalls working with first responders in 9/11 aftermath Twenty-five years ago in the aftermath of […]
Rising Dairy Costs Put Pressure on Farmers and Consumers
The rising cost of groceries is affecting both consumers and the farmers who produce the food they buy. At the Waterford Fair, dairy farmers explained that several factors are contributing to the cost of dairy products, including higher feed, equipment, transportation, and veterinary expenses. David Chapman, head of th
GM Blanks Warren to go to 3-0; Zillman, Harbor Creek Races Past Franklin powered...
EDINBORO, Pa. – The General McLane rushing attack and a stout defense took center stage as the Lancers ran for nearly 300 yards and held Warren to under 70 total yards in a 35-0 win Thursday night. Rewatch the game:. General McLane finished with 271 rushing yards, nearly equaling...
Former PA First Lady Michele Ridge reflects on 9/11
Tom and Michele Ridge, the governor and first lady of Pennsylvania on 9/11, now live a much quieter life in Erie. Tom Ridge is 81. Michele Ridge is 79. “He’s doing well,” Mrs. Ridge said of her husband. “It’s been a little over five years since his massive stroke, but he’s doing well. He’s out […]
Fiesta on the Square Celebrates Latino Culture and Inclusion
Fiesta on the Square is bringing members of Erie’s Latino community together to celebrate Hispanic heritage, culture and inclusion. The event highlights the strong presence of Latino community members in Erie while giving others an opportunity to learn about the cultures and contributions that are shaping the community
Retired Erie Fire Chief Joe Walko laid to rest with military honors
Joe Walko, retired Erie fire chief, was laid to rest today at the Mary, Queen of Peace Cemetery on Thursday after passing away at the age of 71 on September 4. Friends and family gathered at the Russell C. Schmidt and Son Funeral Home before attending Walko’s burial with military honors at the cemetery. Erie’s […]
Erie Golden Corral lowers kids meal prices citing financial strain on families
Erie’s Golden Corral is looking to help keep dinner affordable for families across the region. In a Facebook post, Golden Corral announced that they’re rolling back the pricing on meals for kids. Breakfast and lunch for kids ages 4 through 8 are $5.99 and dinner is $6.99. For kids ages 9 through 12, breakfast and […]
ERA Team VP Real Estate Celebrates Grand Opening in Erie
ERA Team VP Real Estate officially celebrated the grand opening of its new Erie office with a community open house on September 10, inviting residents, business leaders, clients and local real estate professionals to tour the facility and meet the team behind the growing brokerage. The new office, located at...
Superior Health Owner Sentenced for Medicaid Fraud
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced that Tina Bell, owner and manager of Superior Health, Inc., an Erie County home care agency, has been sentenced to 11 to 23 months in prison for Medicaid fraud and endangering vulnerable individuals under her care. Bell, 56, previously pleaded guilty to felony charges
