2026 PA Wilds Champions Receive Awards at July 30 Dinner
DUBOIS, Pa. – On July 30, the recipients of the 2026 Champions of the Pennsylvania Wilds Awards were recognized for their efforts to help grow and sustainably develop the region’s outdoor recreation economy and nature tourism. Approximately 200 people from across the 13-county PA Wilds region and Harrisburg...
Landmark Cumberland County property is coming back to life, but not as a restaurant...
Tim and Heather Norris are determined to bring a landmark New Cumberland building back to life. Two years ago, the couple purchased the former Coakley’s Restaurant & Irish Pub at 301-311 Bridge St. for $700,000. The Norrises are already tackling renovations at the two-story building, once home to central...
Two Displaced After Car Crashes Into Dauphin County Home
Two residents were displaced after a car crashed into their home on the 3800 block of Walnut Street in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, on Thursday morning (August 6). The incident occurred shortly before 9 a.m., causing significant damage to the property. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. According to Susquehanna T
More Details Released Of Threats Against Gov. Shapiro, Wife
Authorities in Pennsylvania have unveiled more details about a recent threat against Governor Josh Shapiro and First Lady Lori Shapiro. According to the Pennsylvania State Police, Corey Alan Bennett, an inmate at SCI Camp Hill, allegedly wrote threatening letters targeting the governor, his wife, and the Governor's Res
York County man reportedly stole more than $1M from woman to buy commercial KY...
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A York County man was indicted on Wednesday on charges of wire fraud and unlawful monetary transactions, reportedly scamming an elderly woman out of more than $1 million in 2021. The Department of Justice announced the indictment of William Brenner, 62, of Dover is...
Navy-owned bridge will cause another weekend road closure in Hampden Township
East Trindle Road will close for two days next weekend as contractors paint a Navy-owned bridge in Hampden Township. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced the road, also known as Route 641, will close from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day on Saturday, Aug. 15, and Sunday, Aug. 16, weather permitting. The clo
Penn State Health unveils signage for renamed children’s hospital at Hershey Medical Center
HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM) — Penn State Health celebrated “one of the largest philanthropic contributions” in its history with the reveal of new signage at its children’s hospital in Hershey. Following a $50 million gift from philanthropist Tom Golisano last October, the children’s hospital located at Penn State Health Milton
Penn State Health Life Lion welcomes new helicopter
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)– Penn State Health announced Thursday that its Life Lion Critical Transport team had added a new helicopter. The helicopter made its debut in Hershey on Thursday morning before traveling to Lancaster, where it will be stationed. Penn State Health Life Lion now operates three helicopters tha
Heart of the City: Life on 2nd Street features vibrant businesses, rich history
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — It's the heart of downtown Harrisburg: Second Street. CBS 21 Photojournalist Isaac Embry spoke to business owners and historians to see how the city is at the center of their livelihood. The owners and employees of Arepa House, Anna Rose Bakery and Capital City Music...
Between Philly And Harrisburg Is Pennsylvania’s Former Mine That’s Now A Crystal-Clear Lake For...
If you're looking for a unique spot to go fishing in Pennsylvania this summer, look no further than Lake Grubb in Lancaster County. The small lake is an old iron ore mine that eventually filled with pristine water. Fishermen love it because no other activities are allowed in the lake.

















