HARRISBURG, DAUPHIN CO. (WOLF) — The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is pleased to announce a new state record Yellow Perch!
On the afternoon of April 9, 2021, angler Kirk Rudzinski, 63, of Erie, departed the East Avenue Boat Launch along with friend Sam Troup, 62, also of Erie, to enjoy a few hours of fishing. The friends traveled four to five miles east to the area of the Sunoco Cribs where they anchored in sight of the high-rise building at the Brevillier Village community.
What’s known as the largest free-flying American flag over an inclined-plane is finally being reconstructed.
It was back in may that the flagpole was removed due to structural issues but work has finally begun to put it back together.
The parts to re-erect the pole that holds the giant American flag that flies over Johnstown have been delivered to the top of the inclined plane.
“The first phase of the re-erection as started today,"
SOMERSET- Controversy is unfolding in Somerset County over two litters of German shepherd puppies, soon to be up for adoption at the Humane Society.
Sixteen of the 22 puppies surrendered by the breeder already had families interested, or had put a deposit down. The Humane Society told 6 News that those families can put in an application, but it’s not guaranteed they will get a puppy.
“We were all psyched and excited.
Upper Darby Township, PA — Authorities say two children were killed in an early morning house fire in Upper Darby, Delaware County.
According to Fire Chief Derrick Sawyer, the fire began at about 4:03 a.m., at a residence along the 300 block of Margate Road.
Officials say when crews arrived, they encountered heavy fire on the second floor of the home.
Two children were killed in the fire, Sawyer said.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A Grove City man accused in the death of a 3-year-old boy made his first court appearance on Thursday, and was officially charged with murder on Friday.
Randy Mollett was arraigned on charges of reckless homicide and child endangerment on Thursday.
According to court documents, Mollett called 911 on April 13 to report a 3-year-old in his care had a seizure. The child was taken to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, where he died later.