Multi-car crash closes shoulder on I-83 in Dauphin County
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A major multi-vehicle crash disrupted traffic Thursday morning on I-83 in Dauphin County. According to initial reports, the crash occurred around 6:51 a.m. on the northbound lanes of I-83, just south of exit 46B for U.S. Route 322 heading east toward Hershey. Authorities said...
‘Meant to be a church’: Dauphin County congregation settles in former restaurant
History is repeating itself in Linglestown, where for the first time in decades, Easter services will be held at a familiar landmark. After operating for about 20 years as various dining venues — including Spring Gate in the Village, Zia’s Trattoria, and most recently, Chef Tony’s Bistro — the former Church of God is...
Coffee house in Dauphin County reopens following fire
St. Thomas Roasters Coffee House in Lower Paxton Township is back in business after a Tuesday morning fire. Co-owner Geof Smith said the 25-year-old shop at 5951 Linglestown Road is operating with a full menu and outdoor seating. The fire started around 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in the coffee roaster, forcing...
This Historic Pennsylvania Barn By Milton Hershey Is Now A One-Of-A-Kind Antique Mall
Some buildings refuse to fade quietly into the background. They keep their character, hold onto their stories, and find a whole new way to surprise people. That is part of the thrill of a place like this, where old beams, weathered charm, and a deep sense of history meet the joyful hunt for something unexpected. A...
Car Partially Crushed By Train In Halifax
The crash happened along Market Street on Tuesday evening, March 31. Multiple train movements were taking place before the incident, Photographer Dustin Weese explained in a Facebook post. Weese described a sequence of rail activity leading up to the crash, noting that “one train led to a second locomotive,”...
Popular Harrisburg pub to open expansion in a few weeks
A much-anticipated restaurant project along North Second Street in Harrisburg is progressing. McGrath’s Irish Pub owner Adam Sturgis aims to open an expansion of his restaurant into the former Arooga’s next door, at the corner of Locust Street, in a few weeks. Originally, Sturges had aimed to open...
Taylor Chip closing all locations after bankruptcy filing
LANCASTER, Pa. (WHTM) — The Lancaster County-based Taylor Chip announced it will be shutting down all locations, which comes just weeks after the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. abc27 News reported back in February when the Lancaster County-based cookie maker announced it would close its store locations in...
Harrisburg police respond to shooting, possible robbery near neighborhood bar
Police in Harrisburg on Wednesday night responded to a neighborhood bar for a shooting and possible robbery, according to county 911 dispatchers. The call came in around 9:50 p.m. at the Uptown Cafe near N. 3rd and Muench streets. Emergency dispatchers reported someone with a gunshot wound, while sending officers...
Mayor says vandals climbed fence, caused $40K worth of damage to Harrisburg park
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — Harrisburg officials are ready to file charges against whoever caused tens of thousands of dollars of damage to a city park. Mayor Wanda Williams said the park, located near 7th and Radnor streets, is now in need of repairs between $40,000 and $50,000. The mayor...
Man Charged in Phony Vehicle Accident Reporting Scheme
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced charges against a York County man accused of buying scrapped vehicles at a bargain, insuring them, and reporting accidents that never happened to receive lucrative insurance payouts. Taofiq Salami, of York Haven, has been charged with insurance fraud, identity...

















