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Driver arrested more than a year after allegedly striking flagger in Harrisburg: police

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — More than a year after a flagger was hit by a car and seriously injured, Harrisburg police say they've made an arrest in the hit-and-run case. It was April Hoyrup's third night on the job when she was struck at the corner of Paxton and Cameron streets on Nov. 22, 2024. The vehicle that hit her...
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Homicides down for 2025, officer vacancies high, Harrisburg police annual report says

An annual report released Tuesday by the Harrisburg police showed the number of homicides in the city dropped last year. Harrisburg experienced 14 homicides in 2025, down from 22 the year prior, the report indicated. The victims consisted of 10 Black men, two white men and two Black women. Incidents...
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“I feel used, exploited, and deceived” | Harrisburg resident raises concerns about possible asbestos...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — A Harrisburg man is demanding accountability as he deals with health concerns related to asbestos exposure. “I feel used, exploited, and deceived," Robert Weldon told FOX43 News. Weldon, who has been living at an apartment along the 1200 block of Market Street, said he has been...
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If you drive Routes 72 or 322 in Lebanon County, here’s what’s about to...

A 10-month resurfacing project on two major Lebanon County highways begins Monday, March 9. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation said the project includes Route 72 (Quentin Road) and Route 322 in North Cornwall and West Cornwall townships and Cornwall borough. The work zone on Route 72 goes from the...
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Caregiver arrested on abuse charge in Enola

ENOLA, PA — A caregiver was arrested on a charge of abuse of a care-dependent person following an investigation into an assault on an elderly victim. East Pennsboro Police were dispatched to the 100 block of Center Street at 8 a.m. on Jan. 20 for a non-active assault call.
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‘Concealed carry’ phone scam on the rise in Cumberland County

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — A new phone scam is on the rise in Cumberland County. According to the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office, a phone scam is spreading in the Midstate in which a caller claiming to be the sheriff tells victims they need to take a test for their concealed carry license over the […]
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Man who started Harrisburg row home fire was trying to ward off ‘demonic things’:...

A Harrisburg man set his city home ablaze on Sunday in an effort to repel the “demonic things” living inside, police said in court documents. The two-alarm fire quickly spread to neighboring row homes on the 400 block of Hummel Street in Allison Hill and displaced 18 people, including four children.
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Mother charged after baby’s death in Cumberland County

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Involuntary manslaughter and endangering the welfare of a child charges were filed this week in the death investigation of a Cumberland County baby. Pennsylvania State Police said they filed charges Monday against 28-year-old Mirjana Aro, of North Carolina, after determining the...
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Supporters bring HMAC closure to Harrisburg City Council

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — It wasn’t on the agenda, but the sudden closure of HMAC was on the minds of many during Tuesday’s Harrisburg City Council meeting. A packed audience spoke up to defend the entertainment venue, which blamed the closure on the city’s refusal to renew essential operating licenses. However, Neil...
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‘Quite upsetting’: Former Primanti Bros. employee says he was blindsided by store closure

Cumberland County, PA — A former Primanti Bros. employee is speaking out after he lost his job due to the business closing two of its locations. Michael Le has worked at the Primanti Bros. in Camp Hill for the past two years; starting as a server and eventually working as a line cook. Le said he worked his last shift...

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