Wegmans recalls flour over small plastic balls
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — Wegmans Food Markets has recalled its house brand of flour because it may contain small, blue polyurethane balls.The supermarket chain says the 5-pound bags its All-Purpose...
View ArticleProperties known for drug raids in Carlisle will soon have new owner
Things are looking up for a neighborhood in Carlisle, once plaqued by a convenient store that was selling synthetic drugs. A second nuisance store in the Borough could soon have a new owner.Last...
View ArticleFather charged for throwing his young daughter, who almost died and is now blind
On February 19, Berks County’s District Attorney got a warrant for the arrest of Hector Charles Garcia, 23 of Chester for the attempted murder of his daughter.On March 17, 2010, the Reading Fire...
View ArticlePinnacle Health holds ceremony to 'top off' West Shore Hospital
Work came to a halt Wednesday on construction of Pinnacle Health's new West Shore Hospital. But only long enough for the medical community and construction workers to celebrate placing the final steel...
View ArticleUPDATE: Cameron Street has re-opened
UPDATE: Cameron Street has reopened as of 5 p.m.___________________________________________________________________________It was a busy day on Wednesday for construction crews along Cameron Street....
View ArticleVoter IDs not required for the May primary if voting at the polls
County officials say they will take steps to make sure voters understand the status of the new voter identification law before the May primary.If you vote in May, you will not be required to show...
View ArticleOwner of Midtown Scholar Bookstore will run for Harrisburg Mayor
Harrisburg has another candidate for mayor.Eric Papenfuse, the owner of Midtown Scholar Bookstore will be on the ballot for the primary election in May. The book store owner's campaign motto is...
View ArticleHarrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson calls for gun reform in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson is calling for gun reform in the Capital City. She says violence needs to stop and it has to start with with the people. "We are doing our job. But we need help from...
View ArticleFederal sequestration could impact defense industry, Central PA businesses
Last year we were going over the fiscal cliff but this year Washington is scaring us with sequestration.The cuts scheduled to begin March 1 take a huge bite out of the federal budget, including the...
View ArticleUPDATE: Former Harrisburg Superintendent will receive over 2 million dollars...
UPDATE:Many people are sounding off Wednesday night about the $2.3 million settlement given to Harrisburg's former School Superintendent Gerald Kohn and two of his former assistants.They sued for...
View ArticleGovernor Corbett announces new funding to help children get insurance
Governor Corbett toured the new Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital facility Wednesday.While he was there, he spoke on the new funding for the CHIP program. This would add millions of dollars for...
View ArticleWoman charged with elderly mother's death, officials urge others to look for...
On January 7th, 88-year-old Janet Bastendorf, of East Lampeter Township, died. After the autopsy, the coroner called it homicide saying her death was the result of an infection. Soon after,...
View ArticleJUST IN: NCAA files lawsuit against Pennsylvania regarding law to keep fine...
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - The NCAA has sued the governor of Pennsylvania over a new law designed to ensure that a $60 million fine paid by Penn State over the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal...
View ArticleExclusive: Uncle of firefighter burned in deadly fire speaks out about his...
Just two days after the fatal fire, that sent a fireman to the hospital with severe burns, the fireman's uncle is now speaking to CBS 21 News. Lt. Andre Kelley has been upgraded from critical...
View ArticleDillsburg Town Council votes to put liquor referendum on May ballot
Dillsburg has been a dry town for as long as most people there remember. But come May 21, voters will decide whether it should stay that way. Despite the Mayor's objections, Town Council voted to put...
View ArticleMan wanted for murder in Puerto Rico was sitting in prison in York
A man wanted in Puerto Rico for murder was found in our area, in fact, he was already locked up in the York County Prison. The man was wanted on a warrant out of Puerto Rico. He was in prison because...
View ArticleLebanon City Police arrest three men seen near school with weapons
On February 19, a Lebanon School District Official called Lebanon City Police about three men seen near Lebanon Middle School, wearing masks and displaying handguns. Police found the males, who were...
View ArticleCar travels wrong way on I-83 from Maryland to Shrewsbury, crashes head on...
Tuesday night, both lanes of I-83 southbound near the Shrewsbury exit were shut down for a two car crash. The crash happened around 8:30, when a car traveling the wrong direction crashed head on into...
View ArticleUPDATE: Hello Kitty bubble gun gets five-year-old Pennsylvania student...
Many schools across the country are enforcing zero-tolerance policies when it comes to guns. That means kids can’t even pretend to shoot guns using their fingers or toys made out of legos. Rachel Ruhl...
View ArticlePLCB returns money to local counties as required by law
The PLCB Wednesday announced in a press release the return of approximately $2.2 million in licensing fees to more than 1100 municipalities where licensees are located. The PLCB is responsible for...
View Article