Lifestyle
Harrisburg Celebrates Black History Month, Previews Juneteenth Plans
Young Professionals of Color host event to connect youth and leaders, highlight upcoming Juneteenth festivities
Harrisburg Considers Demolishing Former William Penn High School
Aging building faces high security costs and potential replacement with athletic fields
Great American Outdoor Show Kicks Off in Harrisburg
Annual outdoor extravaganza features 1,100 exhibitors across 650,000 square feet
Crime
Man Arrested After Firing at Housing Authority in Chambersburg
19-year-old Nasir Yusef Iman faces multiple charges for alleged shooting incident
Judge dismisses lawsuit over deadly Harrisburg dam
Dock Street Dam has claimed over 30 lives since 1913, but court rules against family's claims
Pennsylvania Judge Faces New Misconduct Charges
Suspended Magisterial District Judge Jonathan Wilcox accused of intervening in court case on behalf of staff member
Weather
Temps to Rise Above Freezing, But Rain May Follow
Potential for freezing rain in northeastern areas as winter storm looms this weekend.
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.
Entertainment
98 Rock Giving Away Bring Me The Horizon Tickets
Listeners can win tickets to the band's May 4 show at CFG Bank Arena by listening for the Dirty Word of the Day.
Score Two Free Tickets to Godsmack at Jiffy Lube Live
98 Rock is giving away tickets all day Friday, February 6th
Win Nine Inch Nails Tickets This Weekend
98 Rock is giving away tickets to the Nine Inch Nails show at Capital One Arena on February 11th.
Business
Bob Evans Restaurant Chain Sold to Private Equity Firm
New owners aim to invest in operations, guest experience, and brand to drive long-term growth.
Federal agency cites US Steel for safety lapses after deadly plant explosion
OSHA fines company $118,214 and issues 10 citations for incomplete procedures and inadequate training that 'exposed' workers to blast risk
Federal Agency Cites Safety Lapses at US Steel Plant After Deadly Explosion
OSHA finds incomplete procedures and inadequate training exposed workers to blast that killed two and injured 11 others
