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PALMYRA, Pa. — Authorities are investigating after a plane struck a vehicle while it was trying to land at an airport in Lebanon County on Saturday morning. The unidentified pilot of the single-engine Luscombe 8A was trying to land the plane at Reigle Field Airport in Palmyra around 9:40 a.m. when he struck a vehicle, said the Federal Aviation Administration.

LANCASTER, Pa. — In the aftermath of the decision to overrule Roe vs. Wade, hundreds of people gathered at Musser Park in Lancaster for a protest. “When I woke up this morning, I didn’t think we’d have to deal with our rights getting stripped away already," said Ruby Mundok, a protester.

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. — A Dauphin County resident is suing Lower Paxton Township after a police dog was unleashed in his home and bit him during an arrest last year. Justin Ashely, 31, is accusing several Lower Paxton police officers of using excessive force. A police dog allegedly bit his arm and chewed on his leg during the arrest, the lawsuit states.

HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade has sent shockwaves through Pennsylvania politics and raised the stakes for upcoming elections. Democrats will likely make the issue central to several races, including for Pennsylvania governor and U.S. Senator for Pennsylvania. Many are painting the gubernatorial...

CARLISLE, Pa. — Carlisle Police have seen an uptick in scam and fraud cases over the past month. These recent scams have involved warrant and bail scams and overcharging of service claims. Scammers will often call a victim posing as a relative or an attorney of a relative, police...

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — A Central Pa. drag performer has been charged with 25 counts of child pornography, according to court documents. Brice Williams, a local drag performer and community organizer for LGBTQ+ youth, was charged with possessing at least 49 photos and 25 videos of naked, prepubescent boys, according to police.

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Over one million dollars has been pledged to 13 green infrastructure projects spanning across Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia. The Chesapeake Bay Trust, in partnership with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection announced on Friday that $1,058,720 in funding has been awarded to the projects.

HARRISBURG, Pa. — With a week to go until the state's budget deadline, Gov. Tom Wolf and leaders of the Republican-controlled Legislature are working through their remaining differences as they try to produce an agreement on a roughly $42 billion budget plan that they say will marshal substantial new aid for Pennsylvania’s public schools and environmental cleanups while cutting corporate taxes.

LANCASTER, Pa. — Note: The video is from July 2021. Clipper Magazine Stadium, the home of the Atlantic League's Lancaster Barnstormers, has been named "Best MLB Partner League Ballpark" by Baseball Digest for the third consecutive year, the team announced Friday. The award is voted on by fans. Clipper...

MOUNTVILLE, Pa. — Investigators with the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office are seeking help in identifying a suspect accused of trying to pick up two fraudulent prescriptions at a Lancaster County pharmacy earlier this month. According to authorities, the pictured suspect tried to pick up the prescriptions June 16, at...

YORK, Pa. — A world health organization committee met yesterday to decide whether to declare Monkeypox a global health emergency. The decision could come as early as today, and local health experts say the World Health Organization is just being cautious. Monkeypox is a virus that originates in wild...

STRASBURG, Pa. — Inflation has been driving the price of nearly everything in recent weeks and months, travel included. A recent poll conducted by consumer financial services company, Bankrate, showed seven of every ten Americans were considering changing summer travel plans due to inflation and the cost of a trip being too high. That's why we're showing you destinations in your own backyard that you can get to with a tank of gas or less.

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Reactions from Pa. leaders poor in after the Supreme Court decision to overturn the Roe v. Wade. Governor Tom Wolf released the following statement, highlighting that "elections matter." First and most importantly, it is critical that everyone understands that abortion services are available and unharmed in...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Almost every week we're reporting about "massive flight delays and cancellations" around the country. It's annoying and frustrating. FOX43 finds out that if you buy a ticket, you have rights and can cash in on a delay. All packed and no way to get there. Americans...

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — As we remember the devastation caused by Agnes 50 years ago, we only have to look back ten years or even one, for major damage caused by tropical activity in our area. From Lee in 2011 to Fred, Ida and Isaias of the last two years,...

YORK, Pa. — From the Wyoming Valley Levees in northeast Pa. to Indian Rock Dam in southern Pa., heavy rain from Hurricane Agnes put flood mitigation infrastructure to the test across Pennsylvania. Since then, improvements in both technology and infrastructure have been made to help us handle the next storm even better.

HARRISBURG, Pa. — New COVID-19 strains continue to pop up throughout the country. The recent ones as of late are BA.4 and BA.5, new variants of omicron. "What we're seeing is variants of omicron that are more contagious than omicron itself begin replacing omicron," said Dr. John Goldman, Infectious Disease Expert for UPMC.

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — A carbon monoxide leak at a Chambersburg Kohls sent 15 people to the hospital on Thursday, emergency responders said. The Penn State Health EMS department responded to a report of an unconscious patient at a Kohls store located on 955 Norland Avenue. Upon entering the building,...

PAXTANG, Pa. — Paxtang Borough is outsourcing its fire services to Swatara Township beginning on Aug. 1. The decision follows 18 months of deliberation and disagreement. The move was driven by a lack of volunteers at the Paxtang Fire Department, a volunteer fire company, according to Borough Manager Keldeen Stambaugh.

HARRISBURG, Pa. — With Independence Day less than two weeks away, local leaders joined safety advocates at the National Civil War Museum to promote the safe use of fireworks during the holiday. Pennsylvania's Acting State Fire Commissioner Charles McGarvey says residents need to remember that fireworks are not toys.