Erie PA

Wings and beer were flying off the shelves at local hotspots as fans streamed in to watch the big game on Sunday. The day rivals some of the busiest nights of the year for businesses in the food industry, including Michael Miodus, who is the owner of Odis 12. “We never know what crowd we’re […]

Ties & Toasts, a luxury wedding and event services company, is celebrating its launch with a community party. It’s happening Friday, February 13, from 5 to 7 p.m. at 2617 Peach Street. The company, founded by Chelsea Oliver, offers everything from wedding officiating and bartending to custom vow writing...

Chronic disease is the primary focus at an Erie County medical practice that, for more than five years, has provided non-surgical options to patients. Walking with ease is not something clinic director Dr. Jeremiah Schreiber takes for granted. In 2011, he fell 20 feet headfirst and spent years in chronic pain. That...

Millcreek Township is addressing concerns about Flock Safety cameras at the Millcreek Mall. These automated license plate readers are privately owned and installed by the mall’s property owner—not the township. Officials clarified that the township didn’t pay for the cameras or control their use. However, an...

(WJET/WFXP)– Erie County residents looking to get their concealed carry license will be able to get the process started at an event hosted by the Erie County Sheriff’s Office. The sheriff’s office said they’ll be hosting a PA License to Carry Firearm event the evening of February 25 at Edinboro Outdoors, located at...

Millcreek Township’s animal resource officer said an increase in coyote activity is putting family pets at a higher risk of attack. According to William Sandstrom, they have recently received an increase in coyote-related calls, and he’s encouraging pet owners to keep a close eye on their pets when letting them...

(WJET/WFXP) — The ANNA Shelter’s busy start to 2026 kept going this weekend, helping state police remove 72 animals from a local property that they said were all forced to share a one-acre pen. According to the shelter, those 72 animals were kept in the pen with no shelter, food, water, hay or any kind […]

This month brought mixed news for local eateries — some shining bright, while others fell short on health safety. Let’s dig into the details.

The homicide case against a Pennsylvania state parole agent is moving ahead in Erie County Common Pleas Court with limited clarity about why the District Attorney's Office believes the fatal shooting equals first-degree murder. More details on the prosecution's theory of the case could emerge soon, at the formal...

A Fredonia High School alum who is part of the Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame's Class of 2026 says it's "truly an honor" to be recognized as one of the county's all-time great athletes, and that it's always been a dream of his. Kenny Betts is one of eight members of the CSHOF's newest class that will be formally...