Lifestyle
Great American Outdoor Show Draws 250,000 to Harrisburg, PA
Nine-day event celebrates hunting, fishing, and outdoor traditions with nearly 1,000 exhibitors across 650,000 square feet of space.
Habitat for Humanity Hosts 21st Annual Art Auction
Fundraiser supports affordable housing projects in Harrisburg area
Pennsylvania Passes School Cellphone Ban, One District Already Tried It
The state Senate voted nearly unanimously to require K-12 schools to implement a bell-to-bell phone-free policy next school year.
Crime
Carlisle Man Arrested for Threatening Gov. Shapiro and Family
Defendant claims cyberthreat was attempt to get governor's attention over prison injury incident
Taxi Driver Killed in Dauphin County Crash Was DUI and Using Phone
Authorities say the driver had alcohol and drugs in his system and was holding his cellphone at the time of the fatal collision.
Man Arrested for Harrisburg Shooting Incident
Robert Banks, 50, charged with multiple counts of aggravated assault and other offenses
Weather
Crews Respond to Apartment Fire in Harrisburg
No injuries reported as firefighters contain blaze on Cloverly Road
Punxsutawney Phil Sees Shadow, Forecasts 6 More Weeks of Winter
The famous Pennsylvania groundhog's annual weather prediction draws thousands despite frigid temperatures.
Punxsutawney Phil Predicts 6 More Weeks of Winter
The famous groundhog saw his shadow, forecasting a longer winter season.
Business
FedEx Shuttering Dauphin County Store
Middletown location to close permanently in late March
Harrisburg Pub Expands to Marquee Downtown Spot
McGrath's Pub takes over former Arooga's location, bringing new energy to city's restaurant scene.
Shapiro Pledges Support for Struggling Harrisburg Businesses
Pennsylvania governor vows to help revive downtown after recent closures
Politics
Pennsylvania GOP Endorses Jason Richey for Lieutenant Governor
Richey gains party support ahead of primary election
Dauphin County Judge's Fundraiser Invite Raises Ethics Concerns
Email from judge's husband asking attorneys to pay up to $2,500 to "get to know" her before appearing in her court draws criticism from ethics experts.
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity Vows to Work with Trump on Elections
Garrity, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, says she would cooperate with the former president's administration on running the state's elections.
