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Pennsylvania Attorney General announces five additional child sex abuse charges this year while advocacy groups demand their bill

The Pennsylvania Attorney General spoke at the third press conference this year addressing child sex abuse in the Commonwealth. As five additional offenders are named, advocacy groups argue that change has to be made.

Harrisburg School Board forced to demolish historic building

Harrisburg's former William Penn High School was voted to be demolished due to its poor conditions and high renovation costs. The building has been standing since 1926.

Scammers are using advanced artificial intelligence to mimic the sound of voices over the phone

“The first voice I heard was easily identifiable as my daughter . . . I had no question that it was my daughter’s voice, it just wasn’t my daughter;” says Janis Creason, who was the victim of an attempted scam using artificial intelligence.

Minimum wage to increase in Pennsylvania and how small restaurant owners are responding

Pennsylvania's House of Representatives approved a Bill that will increase the minimum wage to $15. Some local restaurant owners see this as a good thing, and some are more concerned.

Camp Hill Borough “in desperate need” of crossing guards for 2023-2024 school year

Camp Hill School District has had trouble staffing crossing guards for the past few years. But this summer they are experiencing a severe shortage of crossing guards and require them for the upcoming school year.

Lower Paxton loses manual collection trash pickup and bitterly welcomes Penn Waste

For the first time in Lower Paxton Township, it only takes haulers one "arm" to take out the trash. But it comes out as an expense for the residents.