DAUPHIN COUNTY — Pennsylvania State Police in Harrisburg have identified the victims involved in a fatal crash on Jonestown Road over the weekend that left three dead and another in critical condition. State Police say Mackenzie Patrick Mulroy, Zachary John Kijowski and Michael Edward Shovlin, all of Harrisburg, died in the single vehicle crash around 8:30 p.m. on Jan. 9 in the area of 7015 Jonestown Road in West Hanover Township.
HANOVER, Pa. (WJAC) — The Pennsylvania bald eagle pair’s eaglet, who was once an “adorable fluffball,” is ready to take flight any day now, according to Raptor Ecology Specialist Zoey Greenburg.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission has been partnering with HDOnTAP and Comcast Business to offer a live look at the Hanover eagles' nest in York County.
You can view the livestream by clicking here.
The lone eaglet is now 10 weeks old, and bald eagles generally fledge, or take flight, between 8 and 14 weeks, Greenburg wrote in the Hanover Eagle Blog.
(TND) — Young adults are increasingly digging a hole of credit card debt.
Money Management International, one of the country's largest nonprofit credit counseling organizations, is seeing an increase in people 18-29 seeking its help.
“What we're seeing is that the younger adults are growing at a faster rate, and the level of debt they're carrying is growing at a faster rate,” Thomas Nitzsche, a financial educator at MMI, said Friday.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa — Cambria County’s District attorney and coroner announced Wednesday the death of a West Hills officer was caused by an overdose of drugs they said came from his department’s evidence storage.
The investigation surrounding his death has had an immediate ripple effect on court cases as well as local police departments around the county.
District Attorney Greg Neugebauer said drugs Sgt. Michael Beblar died from came from the evidence storage at the West Hills Regional Police Department.
Another year, another toll increase on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
This week, the Turnpike Commission approved a five percent toll increase for 2024.
The increase will take effect starting January 7th and will impact all E-Z Pass and toll by plate customers.
"We recognize that our customers pay a premium for travel on our roadway," explained Carl DeFebo, the Director of Marketing and Public Relations for the Pennsylvania Turnpike. "And we hope that we’re delivering a premium experience on the turnpike.