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Woman wanted on fraud charges in Harrisburg

HARRISBURG, PA — Police are searching for a woman wanted on felony charges related to the theft of money from an elderly person. Brianna Allen, 36, of Harrisburg, is wanted on charges of access device fraud and theft. According to authorities, Allen engaged in a conspiracy with another person...

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Husband risks his life to save wife after massive Middletown train station fire

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A Middletown husband saved his wife of 54 years after a massive fire tore through the old train station the couple had called home for 15 years, leaving the building in rubble and the pair facing what comes next with little left. Linde Stern...

Middletown, PA · 2d

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Pennsylvania father accused of breaking infant’s femur because baby ‘kept moving’ during diaper change, police say

Brian Scott Eshleman Jr. faces child abuse charges after allegedly fracturing his 5-month-old infant's femur while changing a diaper, according to police. BY: MANHEIM TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT &; UNSPLASH A 28-year-old Pennsylvania man is accused of fracturing his 5-month-old child’s thigh bone after becoming frustrated with the infant’s movements during a diaper change, according to a press release from police. Brian Scott Eshleman Jr. faces charges of aggravated assault involving a victim younger than 6 and an offender older than 18, along with two...

Manheim, PA · 2d

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‘Hershey’ movie stars in museum exhibit ahead of movie’s release

The behind-the-scenes exhibit is tied to the upcoming Milton Hershey biopic, which will be released on Nov. 25.

Hershey, PA · 1d

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Pennsylvania Diner Was Lifted Onto Trucks and Moved Across Town, Then Reopened Four Years Later

Imagine watching an entire stainless steel diner lifted onto trucks and transported across town. That is exactly what happened to a historic Pennsylvania restaurant when a highway expansion project threatened its longtime home. Rather than abandon the building, its owners moved the vintage structure approximately 12 miles to a new...

Mechanicsburg, PA · 21h

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A principal position is filled at Susquenita Elementary

The Susquenita School Board approved several personnel, budget and facility decisions.

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50th annual Lebanon Holiday Parade schedule released

LEBANON, Pa. (WHTM) – The annual Lebanon Holiday Parade will celebrate its 50th year with “The Year of Tinsel.” The parade is set for November 21 at 10 a.m. in downtown Lebanon with “extra sparkle” this year. “Get ready for a parade filled with holiday cheer, local and school bands, balloons, festive floats, community groups, […]

Lebanon, PA · 1d

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Annville-Cleona board hears more input on potential building project

This article was funded by LebTown donors as part of our Civic Impact Reporting Project. The Annville-Cleona school board heard from more community members about potential building projects at its Nov. 2 workshop meeting. For the past few months, the board has been actively debating major elementary school renovation and...

Annville, PA · 2d

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Weekend traffic shifts planned on I-83 in Harrisburg as $154M construction project advance

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — Drivers traveling on Interstate 83 through Harrisburg should prepare for lane restrictions and delays this weekend as crews shift traffic to make room for the next phase of a major highway construction project. PennDOT said the work will begin at 9 p.m. Friday and continue...

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Hershey announces new candy and salty snacks for 2026 holiday season

HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM) — No rest for the weary — or for anyone who just finished eating the last bite-sized Mr. Goodbar in their kid’s Halloween trick-or-treat haul. (Or, uh… so we’re told.) Hershey has unveiled its 2026 holiday lineup, featuring a mix of sweet and salty snacks never seen before (at least, not by […]

Hershey, PA · 2d

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Harrisburg nonprofit treasurer accused of stealing nearly $50,000

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Police announced Wednesday the arrest of a treasurer from a Harrisburg nonprofit for allegedly stealing close to $50,000. Felony charges of theft, unlawful use of a computer and dealing in proceeds of unlawful activities were filed Monday against Corrie Lingenfelter, 36, of Carlisle, according to court records. Lingenfelter was the […]

Harrisburg, PA · 2d

Yahoo!

A Charity's Treasurer Allegedly Moved $49K Through Bank Accounts. Then Police Found Apple Cash Payments

A Pennsylvania nonprofit's treasurer is accused of diverting $49,570 from the organization through unauthorized bank transfers and cash withdrawals. Investigators say some of the money passed through two other people before reaching her personal accounts, including payments made using Apple Cash. Corrie Lynn Lingenfelter, 36, of Carlisle, was arrested November...

Harrisburg, PA · 2d

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Ephrata squeaks by Lower Dauphin | Friday Night Football Week 11

EPHRATA, Pa. (WHTM) — The Mountaineers took down the Falcons in the opening round of the District 3 5A playoffs. Ephrata defeated Lower Dauphin 16-14. They move on to face Northern in the quarterfinals.

Ephrata, PA · 13h

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Check your tickets: $200k prize-winning Powerball ticket sold in Dauphin County among 3 winning tickets that are close to expiring

The Pennsylvania Lottery on Thursday announced that three winning tickets worth a combined $1.97 will soon expire. The winning tickets include one Millionaire Raffle prize worth $1 million that was sold in Lycoming County, a jackpot-winning Cash 5 with Quick Cash prize worth $770,000 sold in Allegheny County, and a Powerball with Power Play prize worth $200,000 sold in Dauphin County, the Lottery said in a press release.

Dauphin County, PA · 2d

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Local police officers letting their beards grow for ‘No Shave November’

(WHTM) — Usually, police only lock up criminals, but in November, some Central Pennsylvania officers will also be putting away their razors for a good cause. Lebanon City Police said officers will be participating in the “No Shave November” trend and “embracing their inner lumberjacks.” “For the month of November, our officers will be trading […]

Lebanon, PA · 1d

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ALPR Laws Rush in Harrisburg

Progress made on the debates of public safety and fourth amendment rights.

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Blame Games on Skill Games as Harrisburg Lawmakers Scatter to Campaigning

Blame Games on Skill Games as Harrisburg Lawmakers Scatter to Campaigning. Click on story for full list of the 56 bills lawmakers passed this week. Hint: none of them included skill games.