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Veolia customers want their water and water company to be more transparent

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Veolia customers have been dealing with discolored water for weeks. The company is still working to fully resolve the issue, but says the water meets all federal drinking water standards. Veolia Water Company flushed a hydrant in the Devon Manor neighborhood on Wednesday. The company says...
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Wednesday’s Amber Alert Stopped On I-30

You received an Amber Alert on Wednesday afternoon stating Dahlia Creek was missing and could be in extreme danger. Hooks Police Department stopped a white Mercury related to the Amber Alert on I-30. According to the alert, the vehicle was a Mercury sedan. The missing child was Dahlia Creek, a 15-year-old white...
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$50K Reward, No Justice: Harrisburg Grandmother Still Seeks Answers in 4-Year-Old Murder

Daunting silence lingers in Harrisburg’s Dauphin County as Patricia Reitzi, grandmother of 20‑year‑old Daquan Phillips, marks four years of uncertainty and pain. On July 8, 2025, Reitzi’s plea echoed through CBS 21’s cameras: “I do feel as though they have too many cases on one detective… Where the hell do you have...
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Mexican national indicted for illegally re-entering U.S. after being found living in Lebanon County

HARRISBURG, Pa. — A Mexican national has been indicted by a federal grand jury for illegally re-entering the United States after he was found in Lebanon County last month, prosecutors said Thursday. Leonardo Mendoza-Zavala, 44, was found in Lebanon County on June 21, after having been previously removed from...
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Retired Manheim Twp. Officer Dave Bair Dies At 60: ‘Steady Leader With Nerves Of...

A retired Manheim Township police officer known for his humor, strength, and calm leadership has died, the department announced on Thursday, July 10. Dave Bair, who served Manheim Township Police Department from 1989 until his retirement in 2014, passed away at age 60, according to Acting Chief of P…
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4 large warehouses, a Wawa, housing communities and other projects planned for central Pa.

In April and May, developers in south-central Pennsylvania proposed plans for housing, warehouses, a convenience store, a doughnut shop, a rose pavilion, building additions, a hotel, and an early learning child center. The list below includes numerous projects in Adams, Cumberland and Dauphin counties. Note: Not all...
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‘Does someone have to die?’: Boutique owner frustrated with Carlisle Borough over flooding

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — For the sixth time in five years, Jude McCarren of Sanctuary Boutique experienced flooding at her business in the borough of Carlisle. She believes the borough is not stepping up to the plate to address this longstanding issue of flooding in the area. “You...
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Harrisburg woman charged with burglary, assault after knife attack

A 28-year-old Harrisburg woman was charged with burglary and aggravated assault on Wednesday after police said she broke into a home and cut another person with a knife multiple times. Just before 10 p.m. Tuesday, July 8, police were sent to the 1300 block of State Street for a stabbing,...
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Coroner rules on cause of death for Dauphin County judge who collapsed while riding...

A Dauphin County magistrate of nearly 20 years died of cardiovascular disease while riding his bike on July 4, the county coroner’s office said. Michael J. Smith, 72, collapsed while riding a bike in Lebanon County and was pronounced dead at Penn State Hershey Medical Center. His time of death was not specified.
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This Bizarre Oddities Museum In Pennsylvania Will Send Chills Down Your Spine

Tucked away in the charming borough of Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, lurks a destination that defies conventional tourism and dares you to confront the strange, the macabre, and the downright unsettling. The House of Oddities and Curious Goods isn’t your typical small-town attraction – it’s a portal to the peculiar...

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