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Dauphin, Lancaster, Cumberland, York, Lebanon counties report new coronavirus deaths
The Pennsylvania Department of Health today confirmed 537 additional positive cases of COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 73,942 in all 67 counties. The state also reported 75 new deaths, … more
Police say driver was asleep on shoulder of Route 283: Police and Courts Roundup
A Harrisburg man was charged with DUI by State Police after he was found sleeping in the driver’s seat of a white 2012 Mazda parked on the shoulder eastbound on Route 283 near mile marker 4.8 … more
MS4 supervisor in Lower Swatara resigns for new job in nearby township
Lower Swatara Township is in need of a new MS4 supervisor. The board of commissioners unanimously accepted the resignation of Madison Smith, effective June 12, at its May 20 meeting. Smith, who is … more
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Middletown Public Library Director John Grayshaw starts to get the lobby ready for partial reopening of the library to the public starting June 8.
Middletown Public Library planning limited opening with pickup in lobby
Middletown Public Library is reopening to the public on a limited “curbside” basis starting Monday, June 8, library director John Grayshaw told the Press & Journal. People will be … more
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Fire, EMS companies eligible for $50 million in grants to help during coronavirus pandemic
About $50 million in direct financial relief will be available for fire and emergency medical service companies in Pennsylvania that have been hurt by the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. “Since … more
State reminds senior citizens: Nursing homes can't seize stimulus checks to pay for rent or services
As Pennsylvanians continue to receive federal stimulus payments as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, the Pennsylvania departments of Aging, Human Services and … more
Eugene DePasquale and Tom Brier
Dauphin County counting 33,000 mail-in ballots, which will take days; race for Congress in balance
Dauphin County’s elections office will process 33,079 absentee and mail-in ballots that were received as of 8 p.m. on Election Day, June 2, according to information released … more
All Dauphin County courts, district judge offices will reopen; jury trials on hold until August
All Dauphin County courts, including district judges, will reopen to the public on Monday, June 8, with specified restrictions in place to limit spread of the coronavirus. All jury trials remain … more
Gov. Tom Wolf
Wolf renews coronavirus disaster declaration for Pennsylvania, but stay-at-home order ends June 4
Gov. Tom Wolf today renewed the 90-day disaster declaration he originally signed March 6 following the announcement of the first two presumptive positive cases of COVID-19 in the commonwealth. … more
Walmart now part of coronavirus testing in parts of Pennsylvania
The Department of Health reached its testing goals in May with more than 283,000 COVID-19 diagnostic test results reported to the department, Gov. Tom Wolf announced today. The department … more
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