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One man dead following West 6th Street fire
A fire in Erie’s West Bayfront neighborhood Tuesday morning has left one man dead. Crews were called to the 900 block of West 6th Street just before 7:30 Tuesday morning after a person passing by noticed light smoke coming from the home. When first responders arrived, they observed the same smoke and made entry into […]
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Police seize 1.5 kg of fentanyl in Erie trafficking case
Pennsylvania State Police said three people were taken into custody back in early October in a large narcotics trafficking case. PSP has arrested and charged 39-year-old Jose Martinez Jr., 33-year-old Christopher Wozniak, and 53-year-old Luis Burgos in the case. The men are all listed as Erie residents. Police said the trio, and others known to […]
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Erie man charged for allegedly assaulting mother, binding her to chair
An Erie man is facing several charges, including attempted homicide and strangulation, after allegedly assaulting his mother. Keith Nieves, 57, was arrested on Saturday after a concerned neighbor called Erie police. The incident happened around 1:15 am in the 700 block of East 25th Street. When officers arrived, they found the woman victim, who stated […]
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Another faces charges for Halloween weekend shooting in Erie
Another man has been arrested in connection with one of the shootings that happened in the City of Erie Halloween weekend. 24-year-old Chad Everett Duck Jr. has been arrested and is facing several charges including attempted homicide and firearms not to be carried without a license. This incident happened October 31, early in the morning […]
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First Snowflakes of the Season Likely for Erie, Coudersport, Wellsboro, and the Laurel Highlands Friday and Saturday as Colder Air Follows Rainy Storm
ERIE, Pa. — Many parts of Pennsylvania are set to see the first snowflakes of the season later this week. A low-pressure system will bring widespread rain on Thursday, followed by colder air on its back side. That cold air could turn rain into snow or a rain-snow mix on Friday and Saturday. Forecasters stress that no major snowstorm is expected, despite some exaggerated snow totals circulating online.
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His Erie-based biofuels empire is being sold. His debt keeps growing
Erie entrepreneur Samuel P. "Pat" Black III broke ground in 2006 for the Hero BX plant on East Lake Road, which became the center of his biofuels empire . The phrase "fuel for humanity" was incorporated into the Hero BX logo. Twenty years later, Black is selling his biofuels facilities to fuel a court-approved financial plan to help pay off a personally guaranteed loan of about $13.5 million. But even as Black's Lake Erie Biofuels, which does business as Hero BX, unloads more of the facilities, the debt has continued to grow, according to the latest court filing related to the collapse of the 84-year-old Black's financial holdings. A failure to satisfy the $13.5 million debt would put Black's personal assets at risk. Black has blamed much of his financial decline on his daughter, Sumi James-Black, 51, whom he adopted in 2019, when he was 77 and she was 44 . But Black's $200 million federal lawsuit against her has stalled as he awaits a ruling from a federal appeals court. Black's forced sale of his Hero BX facilities is the result of another federal lawsuit. Connecticut-based Siena Lending Group sued in federal court in Erie in May 2025 after
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Scott Mitchell retires from Erie Zoo
(WJET/WFXP) — A familiar guest at JET Action News has announced his retirement. Scott Mitchell has retired from the Erie Zoo after 40 years of service. The announcement was posted to the zoo’s Facebook page Tuesday morning. “Forty years of service to one organization is an extraordinary accomplishment, and we are sincerely grateful to Scott for […]
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Demolition Planned for Conneaut (OH) Property to Clear Way for Fire Station
CONNEAUT — Two legacy industrial properties in the city should soon start a new chapter, as the stage is set for demolition. The former General Electric plant and Astatic property were once major centers of production and factory work. The GE plant first opened in 1942, operating for decades...
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Downtown d’Lights to Return with Festive Activities in Downtown Erie
Downtown d’Lights is returning to Downtown Erie on November 20 with family-friendly activities, the Downtown Erie Skating Rink and a tree lighting ceremony. The Erie Downtown Partnership said it is bringing back the holiday event in partnership with UPMC Health Plan and UPMC Hamot. The event is scheduled for...
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Attempted homicide charges dropped for March shootout suspects
Attempted homicide and conspiracy to commit homicide charges have been dropped for five Erie residents who police said were involved in a shootout earlier this year on the city’s east side. According to the Erie County District Attorney’s Office, those felony charges for 18-year-old Syvaun Polacci, 19-year-old Davon Jones, 18-year-old Carlos Vicenty, 21-year-old Khazier Noble […]
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Construction progressing on Flagship City Commons
Construction is moving forward at Flagship City Commons in downtown Erie. Crews have installed a blue waterproof membrane on the building, designed to keep moisture out during the winter months. Temporary plastic covers are also in place where windows will eventually go, allowing workers to heat the interior and continue construction through the colder weather. […]
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Kyle Anderson Named Sports Development Coordinator of the Erie Sports Commission
The Erie Sports Commission announced today that Kyle Anderson has been hired as the organization’s Sports Development Coordinator. Anderson is a graduate of Point Park University, with a degree in Sports, Arts, and Entertainment Management. While earning his degree, Anderson gained valuable industry experience interning at PPG Paints Arena and as a sales intern with the Erie Otters Hockey Club.