Weather
Winter Storm to Bring Snow, Rain to Pennsylvania This Weekend
Meteorologists predict a mix of snow showers and rain across the state, with temperatures around freezing.
2-Alarm Fire Spreads to Multiple Homes in Harrisburg
Crews respond to blaze on Hummel Street as details remain unclear.
Central Pa. Sees Warmer-Than-Usual Week
Unseasonably mild temperatures and rain expected in the region.
Lifestyle
Harrisburg man charged for repeat Waymo vandalism
Authorities changed Walker Reed Quinn with several incidents since July.
Harrisburg State Museum to Close for Renovation
Museum to undergo major updates, reopening planned for 2029
Route 322 Detours Coming to Harrisburg
New traffic patterns aim to address high crash rate, but some residents are skeptical
Politics
Pennsylvania Governor Embroiled in Backyard Dispute With Neighbors
Shapiro family accused of trespassing on neighbors' land, building security fence
PA State Senator Calls for Congress to Ban Insider Trading, Prediction Markets
Senator Lindsey M. Williams to introduce resolution urging federal action on conflicts of interest.
Judge to Decide if Penn Must Disclose Jewish Employee Records in Antisemitism Probe
The federal government is demanding detailed information about Jewish groups at the Ivy League university.
Entertainment
Harrisburg Arts Center Closes, Leaving Ticket Holders Seeking Refunds
HMAC shutters after failing to pay taxes and bills, forcing patrons to seek chargebacks.
98 Rock Giving Away Tickets to The HU & Apocalyptica Concert
Listeners can win a pair of tickets to the show at The Fillmore Silver Spring on May 12th
98 Rock Giving Away Godsmack Tickets at Jiffy Lube Live
Listeners can win tickets by listening for the Dirty Word of the Day
Crime
Harrisburg Couple Charged with Sexually Assaulting and Abusing 3 Children
Keysha Reyes-Troche, 27, and Wuilder Herrera-Palacios, 30, face over 10 charges each for alleged abuse of a 7-year-old, 5-year-old, and 3-year-old child.
Courts Weigh Privacy Concerns as Police Use Google Searches to Find Suspects
Reverse keyword warrants allow investigators to identify internet users who searched for crime-related terms, raising privacy issues.
Police Use Google Searches to Identify Suspects, Raising Privacy Concerns
Courts weigh legality of 'reverse keyword' warrants that target internet users' search histories
