Large Cumberland County redevelopment site receives another $750K from state
A large redevelopment project in Cumberland County is getting a boost from the state with a grant to perform site testing and clean up. Real Estate Collaborative Frog Switch LLC will receive $750,000 through the Industrial Sites Reuse Program from the Department of Community and Economic Development to perform site rem
‘I don’t like what’s going on’: 5th supervisor to resign in 18 months in...
For the fifth time in 18 months, a Lower Paxton Township supervisor will resign. Township supervisor Charles Stuart announced on the This & That: The Podcast with Joe Gilloway that he plans to resign. “I will be resigning as [township] supervisor in the very near future here … I don’t...
East Coast Mini Donuts visits FOX43 on National Donut Day
YORK COUNTY, Pa. — June 5 is National Donut Day, a day to celebrate the delicious treat! A lot of shops are offering free donuts in honor of the day. East Coast Mini Donuts stopped by the FOX43 parking lot on Friday to showcase how they make their donuts.
Theater group brings dystopian twist to free Shakespeare show in Harrisburg
Gamut Theatre will stage its 33rd annual free Shakespeare in the Park production June 5-20 at Reservoir Park in Harrisburg. “As You Like It” will be staged — but with a post-apocalyptic reimagining of the classic comedy. Directors Kim Greenawalt and Emily MacLeod have set Shakespeare’s tale in...
52nd annual Street Rod Nationals East rolls into York
YORK, Pa. — The roar of thousands of classic cars boomed through downtown York on Friday as the 52nd annual Street Rod Nationals East festivities got underway. The weekend-long event started on Friday with a parade from the York State Fairgrounds to downtown York. Officials with Street Rod Nationals East say over 3,000
Results of survey show support for downtown revitalization; community workshops announced
The results of a recent survey show that community members are ready and excited for a downtown Harrisburg renaissance, officials say. The Pennsylvania Downtown Center, in partnership with the Capital Region Economic Development Corporation (CREDC), announced the results of a survey that garnered thousands of responses
Lower Paxton Township supervisor to resign following alleged racial slur incident
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — The Lower Paxton Township supervisor, Charles Stuart, confirmed to CBS 21 Friday that he intends to submit his resignation next Tuesday, following a recent alleged incident where he says he was called racial slurs. Stuart runs the Harrisburg Area Police Athletic League (HAPAL) a...
Three Mile Island approved to use 73M gallons of water daily from Susquehanna River
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — The Crane Clean Energy Center on Three Mile Island will be able to withdraw 73.2 million gallons of water daily from the Susquehanna River to power its electrical generators. The Susquehanna River Basin Commission said it voted to approve this amount of water usage...
Lower Swatara Township commissioners address resident concerns over trash collection issues
MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — The Lower Swatara Township Board of Commissioners provided an update this week to residents concerned with delays and other issues with trash collection in the Dauphin County municipality. In a statement posted to its Facebook page, the Board said it has received numerous complaints from residents...
Man tries to take control of trains in overnight stunt at Harrisburg station: police
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — In an overnight escapade, a Harrisburg man rolled under a security gate at the Amtrak station and snuck onto two trains, where he tried to take control of both, according to charging documents. Police said it was just past 12:30 a.m. May 26 when Russell...

















