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Man killed in crash near I-83 work zone identified

YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — The York County Coroner’s Office on Wednesday identified the man killed in an I-83 crash near a work zone this week. The coroner’s office said 41-year-old Andrew Warner, of Windsor Township, died in the crash on I-83 South near mile marker 32.9 in Newberry Township on June 29. Warner died […]
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Middlesex Township Police Charge Carlisle Man After Domestic Incident

Middlesex Township Police charged Dru Michael Failor, 32, of Carlisle, after officers responded to an active domestic incident in a vehicle on June 28, 2026. Police said officers located and stopped the vehicle near Wertzville Road and Bernheisel Bridge Road in Carlisle. Through the investigation, police said Failor as
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Lower Paxton Police plan crackdown after 32,000 vehicles found to be speeding

LOWER PAXTON TOWNSHIP, Pa. (WHTM) – Police are planning a crackdown on speeders after new data showed tens of thousands of vehicles are speeding down one local roadway. Lower Paxton Township Police say “Operation Colonial Crush” will operate for six weeks after a traffic study found more than 32,000 vehicles were speed
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Central Pennsylvania counties under drought warning amid heat wave

LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Multiple Midstate counties are under a drought warning as the region is hit with a heat wave bringing temperatures around 100 degrees. A map of Pennsylvania drought statuses shows other Midstate counties such as Lebanon, Lancaster, Franklin, Fulton and Cumberland are under a warning. Adams,
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York woman, former daycare director pushed children face-down, restrained them: police

YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WJAC) — A former State College daycare director is facing a felony charge after investigators say multiple employees reported witnessing her physically abuse young children in her care at a Centre County daycare. Sarah E. Yanda-Santana, 54, of York, has...
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ICE agent shot at vehicle in Harrisburg neighborhood: police

An ICE agent trying to arrest someone in Harrisburg’s Allison Hill neighborhood Wednesday morning ended up shooting a vehicle that sped away, authorities said. The shooting happened before 6 a.m. in the 400 block of South 17th Street, a residential neighborhood, near the intersection of 17th and Derry Street.
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Jackson Lick Pool closes after fight breaks out Tuesday; pool will be closed July...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — A fight broke out at a Harrisburg pool, forcing its closure for the rest of the day on Tuesday. CBS 21 was at the scene when patrons were leaving and overheard conversations about a reported fight forcing the pool to close. Harrisburg Parks and Recreation...
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Harrisburg Animal Rescue Team – Christmas in July Craft Show Fundraiser

Harrisburg Animal Rescue Team is a volunteer powered nonprofit rescuing cats and adopting them into loving homes. Their 1st annual Christmas in July Craft Show will help them keep providing this much needed care. HART’s Director, William Forgy, joined us this morning along with two of their kittens to share more about
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“Howard Receives a Catholic Church” – Columbia, PA (1907)

Mr. Howard S. Landis lived in Rheems, an unincorporated community in northwest Lancaster County of southeast Pennsylvania. This area was primarily agricultural, although a large quarry operates in Rheems today. In February of 1907, Howard received a postcard from an unidentified correspondent. The postcard was mailed f
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Pa. State Museum shows off ‘Revolutionary Things’ exhibit for America’s 250th

The State Museum of Pennsylvania is giving visitors one last chance to see some of its most treasured Revolutionary War artifacts before the building closes for a three-year renovation. Running through Aug. 2, the “Revolutionary Things” exhibit features more than 140 artifacts divided into three sections — relics and w

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