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Dover Middle School parent sues district for using male pronouns to refer to her child
The mother of a Dover Area Middle School student who was referred to by male pronouns and a different name by staff without her consent has filed a lawsuit against the school district, board of directors, superintendent, middle school principal and a middle school teacher. To protect the identity of the child,...
Court documents reveal new details about arrests of two farmers in Lancaster and York Counties
PENNSYLVANIA, USA — It's been three weeks since two central Pennsylvania men were arrested and taken to prison. Ethan Wentworth of Airville, York County and Rusty Herr of Christiana, Lancaster County have sat in their respective county prisons since April 10 and 11. Herr and Wentworth run NoBull Solutions,...
Victim IDs suspect in 2023 Harrisburg shooting from photos: police
A Harrisburg man was arrested this week for shooting another man multiple times in the city last fall, police said in court documents. Dayshawn L. Lee, 31, was charged on Nov. 16, 2023, with attempted homicide, aggravated assault and two firearms offenses after a shooting on the 1500 block of Vernon Street. He was arrested Tuesday.
Rolling stops scheduled next week for I-83 in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is warning drivers in the Harrisburg area that there may be traffic delays and detours as a contractor works to telecommunication lines across Interstate 83 next week. The work will be located on the interstate near 29th Street. Weather permitting,...
Clouds thicken Friday ahead our next system
Yesterday sure felt like Summer across the Valley! We saw lots of sunshine as highs soared into the 80s and 90s. We hit 90 at Harrisburg International which broke a record of 88 set back in the early 1913. The wind has now switched back around from the SE, and with that flow, we won't be quite as warm today. Highs look to rise back into the middle 70s to around 80s. Clouds will also start to increase as moisture levels in the atmosphere rise ahead of our next storm system. As it moves east this evening, we could see a stray shower or storm but the higher chances hold off until the overnight. It's going to be a dreary and damp kick-off the weekend. Hit or miss showers are on the table as a warm front tries to lift in. It doesn't succeed and we stay socked in with the clouds along with highs near 60. Some spots may not get out of the mid-50s! The slow-moving cold front continues to work eastward into Sunday with more widespread rain on the table. Highs once again will be cooler than average, only rising into the lower and middle 60s. In terms of the rain, totals look to top out around an inch, getting some more meaningful rain in the May bucket. Monday looks drier but it'll still be a little gloomy as our next disturbance moves our way. That'll make for more clouds than sunshine, but highs still look to rise back into the middle 70s. Enjoy the one day break from the wet weather because an unsettled stretch develops yet again. A parade of systems are in the forecast thanks to the NW flow aloft. Each day won't be a washout but we're expecting the chance for showers and storms from Tuesday right into next weekend. If you have outdoor plans, you'll want to stay tuned for our latest forecasts. Temperatures, despite the rain chances will remain above average, with highs topping out around 80 midweek.
Classmates’ texts likely to be key evidence in investigation of teen’s death after chase
All eyes are on the legal system after the death of a Black 16-year-old after doorbell cameras recorded his classmates chasing him around his Lower Paxton Township home Friday night. “He just went to [expletive] Africa,” one of the teens yelled when Justin Johnson, who would have turned 17 on...
What $500,000 or less gets you in Harrisburg
Prospective homebuyers considering the real estate market had a range of options in various neighborhoods throughout the region between April 22 and April 28. In this article, we outline recent property sales in Harrisburg, all of which featured homes under $500,000. Below, we provide an overview of the top three...
Here’s how to become a Pennsylvania Lottery witness
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – The Pennsylvania Lottery helps older Pennsylvanians every day, and if you want to be part of that process, you can sign up to be a witness. The Pennsylvania Lottery openly recruits witnesses who will visit the studio and watch the drawings aired on television. According...
Kids involved in chase with CD teen who died tried to lure him repeatedly: lawyer
Justin Johnson moved to Lower Paxton Township with his father in January 2023, when he was 15. He joined a new country, new school, and new culture. And the Jamaican teen, who worked hard with his father to earn his citizenship, wanted to be a part of it. If you...
Mold-like substance on walls of sink, dish machine: Dauphin County restaurant inspections, May 1, 2024
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers. Central Dauphin High School, 437 Piketown Rd. Harrisburg, April 18. Pass. No violations. Linglestown Elementary School, 1044 N. Mountain Rd. Harrisburg, April 18. Pass. No violations. Linglestown Middle School, 1200 N. Mountain...
UPDATE: Man arrested for anti-Semitic letter left at Jewish cultural center
CARLISLE, Pa. (WHP) — Carlisle Police have arrested Ronald Bates after an investigation into an intimidation incident on May 1 at a Jewish cultural center. Police report that Gates was the man who placed an anti-Semitic letter at the front door of the Jewish cultural center at 7:02 p.m. on May 1.
Nehemiah Ewell is the hidden gem in a loaded Harrisburg backfield
HARRISBURG – There’s no shortage of hype around Harrisburg’s backfield heading into the fall. How could there be? With the additions of Messiah Mickens and D’Antae Sheffey, the Cougars boast, on paper, possibly the best position group in Pennsylvania. Mickens is a four-star Penn State commit,...
Log cabin in York County up for auction
DOVER, YORK, Co. (WHTM) – The log home at Dover Community Park is up for auction. The building is being sold online at municibid.com. The log house was built in 1744 and for years overlooked Black Ridge Road in Manchester Township. John Schein, a former director of Historic York,...
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