VIDEO: Family of bears roams near Dauphin County homes
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Local home footage caught a family of bears roaming across multiple Dauphin County homes. Home surveillance footage sent to abc27 shows three bears roaming across the front lawns of multiple Linglestown homes. Witnesses say the bears were seen at around 1:30 a.m. Sunday morning.
Goodwill snaps up former Rite Aid location and swings doors open to sprawling 18,200-square-foot...
SHOPPERS can now head to a brand-new Goodwill store after it filled a space left behind by Rite Aid, which went bankrupt last year. The non-profit is expanding its operations considerably in 2026 with a raft of new retail openings across the country. In Enola, Pennsylvania, about 87 miles west...
Woman dies from injuries days after crash, coroner says
MONROE TWP., SNYDER COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — According to the Montour County Coroner, a woman died Friday, May 1 after spending several days in the hospital due to injuries sustained in an April 28 crash. Lynda Smith of Lewisburg was driving her vehicle and 5:30 p.m. and pulled into the intersection of State Route 15 and […]
Bear family caught on camera strolling through Dauphin County neighborhood
While the humans sleep away, the bears are out to play. Five bears took an early morning walk around 1:30 a.m. Sunday outside Linglestown in Dauphin County. Doorbell camera footage captured by Sylvia Petrilla shows the bears casually strolling down the sidewalk, past her house, then proceeding on their way.
Dauphin County landlord charged after receiving $167K in COVID relief fraud: DA
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A landlord who owns properties in Dauphin County has been charged after allegedly submitting fraudulent COVID relief fund applications using the personal information of his tenants. Officials said Benjamin Eisner, of Brooklyn, New York, collected a total of $167,355.60 in relief funds from these...
50-year-old time capsule opened at a York County high school
RED LION, Pa. — Current and former staff, students and school district officials met at Red Lion Area High School to open a 50-year-old time capsule on Saturday. The capsule, which had been buried at the Red Lion Area High School in 1976, contained an American flag from the country's 200th anniversary, an old school flyer, and various photos and memorabilia.
Why are there sycamore trees lining Route 147 near Halifax?
HALIFAX, Pa. (WHTM) — If you’ve driven between Millersburg and Harrisburg “around the mountain,” you’ve probably noticed lines of sycamore trees alongside Route 147. The scene on either side of Halifax is reminiscent of some city boulevards, like Hamilton Street in Allentown. In either case, there’s a reason they’re there. The tree-lined route near Halifax […]
Trojans, Hounds earn 5 1st-place medals at Stan Morgan invite
CARLISLE — Chambersburg and Shippensburg competed in Saturday evening’s Stan Morgan Invitational in Carlisle and produced 5 first-place finishes between them. For the Trojan boys, Okenie McLaughlin was a double winner. He won the long jump with a leap of 22-4.25, then came back to earn the triple jump title with a fine distance of 45-9.
High schools unite for ‘Best Buddies’ glitz and glam prom night in Dauphin County
HUMMELSTOWN, Pa. — Two Dauphin County high schools came together on Saturday to put on the "Best Buddies Prom." The event and the dance floor brought together some very excited guests. It is called glitz and glam night for all these stars, like Liam O’Hara. “It's pretty fun,...
Fishing rodeo draws hundreds to Williamstown
WILLIAMSTOWN, Pa. (WHTM) — Nearly 200 young Midstaters came out Saturday to a youth trout rodeo in upper Dauphin County. It was the Paul Foster Memorial Youth Trout Rodeo in Williamstown. The Wiconisco Creek Anglers Association organized the event for kids 12 and under, fishing from a well-stocked creek. It didn’t cost the kids or […]

















