Police investigate razor slashing at Dauphin County bus stop, without a suspect or victim
Police are investigating a “slasher incident” involving a person who used a razor during a fight at the bus stop of a UPS Store in Dauphin County last week. But in a curious twist, they don’t have a victim, yet. Police are hoping the public can help...
Forest ranger clarifies ‘misinformation’ on ‘lifetime’ buck swiped from Amish hunters
PERRY COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Forest rangers are clarifying details in a theft that led to an Amish hunting party losing a big game buck. | PA Game Commission investigating alleged 'lifetime' buck theft in Tuscarora State Forest. Tuscarora State Forest Rangers initially posted about the theft and said...
PHOTOS | Car crashes into school bus in Cumberland County
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Crews responded to a crash involving a school bus this morning in Cumberland County. At around 7:30 a.m., a car crashed into the back of a school bus in the 6400 Block of Carlisle Pike in Silver Spring Township. None of the students on the bus, which was from the Cumberland Valley...
6 charged with SNAP fraud linked to Dauphin County convenience store
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Six individuals have been charged in connection with a reported SNAP fraud investigation totaling nearly $1 million at a Dauphin County convenience store, according to court documents. Wilson Garcia-Mateo, Rafael Powell, and Beatriz Acosta were employees of Solanyi Ramos, who an affidavit...
Steel company no longer pursuing end to rail service in Steelton
STEELTON, Pa. (WHTM) — The steel mill itself is idle but Cleveland-Cliffs tells abc27 News it will continue operating rail service in Steelton, serving other businesses. The tracks run along Front Street in Steelton and are a critical link for other companies, including the Dura-Bond Pipe Mill. So critical that...
County commissioner condemns criminalization of homelessness after deadly tent fire
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Dauphin County Commissioner Justin Douglas explained that one of the biggest issues with the homeless population would be criminalizing homelessness, which Douglas claims would cost taxpayers more than if the county utilized all the resources it has allocated for the homeless population....
Harrisburg police arrest wanted suspect in October 2024 shooting
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM)– Harrisburg Police and U.S. Marshals arrested a man wanted in connection with a Harrisburg shooting in October 2024. The Harrisburg Bureau of Police announced the arrest of Jayson Maldonado-Andjar, 25, of Harrisburg, on Friday, December 12, in connection with a shooting that left one person...
Joy to the Burg – Ollie’s Bargain Outlet
Navia Lee, Senior Manager of Training and Culture at Ollie's Bargain Outlet joined us to share why Ollie's is sponsoring and supporting this year's Joy to the Burg.
KDKA Radio Editorial: Time For Property Tax Reform In Harrisburg
PA is widely cited as the only state without recurring property reassessments. Lawmakers not only need to pass legislation requiring reassessments every 5 or 10 years, but also phase in any significant tax increases to give property owners a break.
Harrisburg man fatally punched after giving a friend a ride remembered as a skilled...
Frederick Moten was known for always being available to help a friend in need. That’s why it wasn’t surprising to his family that he’d offer to give Trent Gray, 55, a ride to pick up a bicycle Gray was trying to buy in Harrisburg. But Moten’s siblings...

















