Police Hunt Man Who Broke Into Cars Then Walked Right Into Someone’s Home in...
Dauphin County Families Are on Alert After a Man Used a Car Break-In to Get Inside Someone’s House It started […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
Volunteers work to restore and honor Harrisburg’s historic Lincoln Cemetery
PENBROOK, Pa. — Work is underway to restore Harrisburg’s oldest historically Black cemetery. Volunteers spent Friday digging for headstones beneath thick weeds at the Lincoln Cemetery, Harrisburg’s oldest surviving historically Black burial ground. The cemetery, which first opened in the 1870s, is the final resting pla
Two Harrisburg celebrations remind us why this city matters | Joyce M. Davis
In the midst of local and global distress, it’s important not to lose sight of the many inspiring events happening all around us. Two events worth noting happened just this week in Harrisburg, as two pillar organizations paid tribute to people in our communities whose dedication and generosity keep our spirits refreshe
Go behind the scenes at service dog training
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Tonight’s Hometown Heroes invite you to an open house to learn what it takes to raise a service dog. Susquehanna Service Dogs trains and places service dogs, hearing dogs and facility dogs. It also offers lifetime assistance for those dogs. The nonprofit is...
Asking Eric: I hate living in the city. Am I a loser for wanting...
Dear Eric: I moved to a new city a few years ago because I felt like I needed a change of pace after a job change and a breakup. I’m 32, if that helps. It’s a big city that a lot of people like. I’m not one of those people. I’ve really tried it, but I don’t understand the social rhythms, I’ve struggled to make friends,
Harrisburg expo to showcase fire, EMS, more emergency equipment and training
The Lancaster County Firemen’s Association has brought its annual Fire Expo back to Harrisburg, featuring equipment demonstrations and training sessions for emergency responders across the region. The two-day event runs May 15-16 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center, marking the 54th year for the expo. M
When it rains in Pennsylvania, billions of gallons of raw sewage flood our rivers...
Did you know that heavy rain can make our rivers unsafe? It’s not because of rising or rushing water, but because of the amount of raw sewage in the water. Many cities in Pennsylvania struggle with combined sewer overflows (CSOs). In combined sewer systems, stormwater and sewage flow through the same pipes and are sent
Free dental clinic takes over Harrisburg’s FNB Field
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTHM) — FNB Field swapped home teams on Friday. Team Smile, Delta Dental and the Harrisburg Senators teamed up for a free dental care clinic for underserved children. More than 100 volunteers participated in the clinic, performing extractions, filling cavities and providing cleanings. “So many of these
Hersheypark ‘optimistic’ to avoid strike amid negotiations with union
Hersheypark will open daily operations as planned on May 21 as the amusement park continues contract negotiations with union workers in an effort to avoid a strike. Park officials say they have made progress in talks with more than 200 employees in the ranks of the Chocolate Workers Local 464. The union's members inclu
A heat wave is riding into Pa.: How warm will it be and for...
The roller coaster that has been May’s temperatures is about to ramp up once again. According to AccuWeather, “another long-awaited surge of warmth is set to arrive in the Midwest and East early next week, accompanied by the highest humidity levels of the year so far.”. The combined...

















