Harrisburg family spends Thanksgiving in Pittsburgh after living donor liver transplant
He can't remember if the bouquet he left on her doorstep was roses. It was the morning after their first date. They dated for about five years before Johnstown native Tony Sacchet told LaDonna Greenawalt he thought it was time for them to marry. She cried on their wedding day.
Coroner’s office identifies Harrisburg stabbing victim
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — The Dauphin County Coroner’s Office identified the woman killed Tuesday in Harrisburg. The office said 31-year-old Violette Pierre died from stab wounds to her body, ruling her death a homicide. She was a Haitian citizen. Harrisburg and Susquehanna Township police responded after 12:30 p.m....
Shots Fired Near Carlisle Bar Lead To Duo’s Arrest After Targeted Shooting: Police
Carlisle Police were dispatched to the Gingerbread Man on South Courthouse Avenue just after 2:10 a.m. for reports of gunfire, according to the release. Officers arrived to find a vehicle parked near the front of the restaurant that had been struck by bullets as bar patrons stood nearby, investigators said.
How to Politely Inform Your Neighbor About Their Excessively Loud Wind Chimes
A resident has taken to social media to express their frustration over a neighbor's excessively loud wind chimes. The resident, who lives a few blocks away from the cinema on Susquehanna street, has been disturbed by the noise, which they liken to the clanging of pots and pans. The wind chimes, made of metal, can be...
Layoffs slam transport, logistics, manufacturing sectors ahead of the holidays
Layoffs announced over the past five weeks across automotive, food processing, logistics and manufacturing amount to at least 11,934 workers, based on state filings, company announcements and news reports. The true figure is likely higher, as several companies described cuts as “over” or occurring in phases without...
Shelter animals in Harrisburg receive special Thanksgiving feast
As millions of Americans across the country prepare for Thanksgiving feasts, workers and volunteers at the Humane Society of the Harrisburg Area (HSHA) made sure its residents were not left out. The shelter on Thursday made special meals for about 105 dogs, 65 cats and other critters, including rabbits, guinea...
‘I wasn’t ready to meet God’: Woman thanks stranger for saving her life after...
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A routine drive turned into a life-or-death struggle for a York County woman who found herself trapped upside-down inside a wrecked car on I-83. And now, she’s thanking the stranger who risked her own life to pull her to safety. Pamela Baumgartner says...
PHOTOS | York County crash sends vehicle into ditch
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A car crash in York damaged two vehicles, sending one of them into a ditch off the side of the road. First responders were called to the wreck, which happened in the area of Lewisberry and Canal roads, just before 7 p.m. Monday, according to Strinestown Community Fire Company 26.
Inside Capital City Mall, Camp Hill, PA: Turned 50 and Still Refuses to Fade...
On a gray day in the Harrisburg suburbs, Capital City Mall hardly looks like a relic: a low, pale box off Route 15 in Camp Hill, still ringed by asphalt and humming with people who actually use it daily. Shoppers go from Macy's to JCPenney and Dick's Sporting Goods, while...
Community center receiving donations for children of woman stabbed to death in Harrisburg
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A Harrisburg community center is working to assist multiple children left without their mother after a fatal stabbing. The Bethesda Mission Community Center is working together with Children Youth Services (CYS) to help collect donations for three children who lost their mother,...

















