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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Harrisburg News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Harrisburg—from local news and business to politics, culture, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Harrisburg News Today is your daily snapshot of what’s happening across the city. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai
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Candice Bergen’s Fondue Disaster | Harrisburg News 11.07.2026 1:30
At just fourteen, Candice Bergen sparked a restaurant fire at Switzerland’s upscale Olden while sneaking out with older kids—she added wine to hot fondue oil, sending flames soaring. Grounded for the year, she became a local legend, remembered decades later by a ski instructor who recognized her and asked if she was the girl who burned the place down. A wild, youthful blunder that still echoes in...
Three Dudes Robbed, Now Facing More Charges | Harrisburg News 11.07.2026 0:56
Three Dudes Robbed, Now Facing More Charges | Harrisburg News
High-Speed Chase Ends in Crash | Harrisburg News 11.07.2026 1:18
A high-speed chase in Adams County ended in chaos as a black truck, pursued by six state troopers, overturned on Old Harrisburg Road—just blocks from the Hunterstown Diner. The crash, triggered by a risky maneuver that cut off another vehicle, left two people seriously injured and drew fire trucks, EMS, and even a helicopter to the scene. Witnesses described the area as accident-prone, and the inc...
Pennsylvania Budget Pushes Ahead | Harrisburg News 11.07.2026 1:16
Pennsylvania lawmakers are racing against time in Harrisburg to finalize the state budget, with a major $500 million school funding proposal gaining strong momentum. While construction and university funding move forward, the fate of controversial skill games remains uncertain—already deemed illegal slot machines by the Supreme Court, lawmakers have until fall to decide their future. With final vo...
Road Rage Turns Violent in York County | Harrisburg News 11.07.2026 0:55
Road Rage Turns Violent in York County | Harrisburg News
Braylon’s Battle: Hope Amid Tragedy | Harrisburg News 11.07.2026 1:26
A 13-year-old football star, Braylon McCracken, is fighting for his life after a horrific Fourth of July crash that left him critically injured and unconscious under his flipped car. With a traumatic brain injury and eye damage, his future hangs in the balance — but his community is rallying around him, pouring in donations, prayers, and love as his family holds on to hope. Listen in comfort: Get...
Second Suspect Arrested in Armed Robbery | Harrisburg News 11.07.2026 1:19
Another suspect in a violent June robbery in Warwick Township has been arrested—Luis Angel Lopez, 37, from Berks County. He allegedly held people at gunpoint alongside 18-year-old Hector Luis Martinez Jr., who was already taken into custody. Witnesses say Lopez fired his weapon twice into the air during the chase and even aimed at officers. After Martinez was apprehended, Lopez fled, forced a coup...
Big Boy Locomotive Rolls Through PA | Harrisburg News 11.07.2026 1:18
The Union Pacific Big Boy steam locomotive, one of the largest and rarest working trains in the world, thundered through Pennsylvania, drawing thousands of fans to witness its majestic, operational passage. With its iconic whistle echoing and massive frame dominating the landscape, the historic engine—captured in stunning drone footage by meteorologist Ed Russo—became a living monument to railroad...
21 Cats Rescued From Glen Rock Hoarder | Harrisburg News 11.07.2026 1:18
Twenty-one cats rescued in a tense, multi-day operation in Glen Rock, York County, as hoarding concerns escalate. Initial rescuers were halted by the property’s power of attorney, prompting other groups like Animal Rescue Inc. and Homeless to Husky to step in. Hazmat teams worked hours inside the home, while rescued cats receive medical care or foster homes. Castaway Critters, though paused, remai...
Police Chase Ends in Serious Crash | Harrisburg News 11.07.2026 0:57
Police Chase Ends in Serious Crash | Harrisburg News
Delaware Man Threatens Governor with Antisemitic Outburst | Harrisburg News 11.07.2026 1:39
A Delaware County man sparked national alarm after storming a state representative’s office over a $19 tax bill, escalating into a violent outburst that included antisemitic threats against Governor Josh Shapiro — even suggesting he’d burn down the governor’s mansion. Police swiftly intervened, and Franklin later admitted to using hate-filled language toward the governor. Charged with terroristic...
Flooding Forces Farm Adaptation | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:27
Heavy rain turned Pennsylvania’s Homefields Farm into a battlefield of flooding, washing away nutrients and causing serious erosion. Volunteers raced to map water flow and adapt, moving sensitive crops uphill and planting native species in low-lying areas to better absorb excess water. This disaster became a masterclass in resilience—turning nature’s wrath into a blueprint for smarter, more prepar...
Skill Game Tax Debate Heats Up | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:20
The future of skill games hangs in the balance as lawmakers race against a 120-day deadline set by a court ruling to finalize tax rules before these machines vanish from the state—70,000 units already active, with lawmakers split between preserving the industry and using revenue for tax relief or gas prices. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Ad...
The Fake Heir Scam You Must Avoid | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:17
Get that suspicious letter? Don’t fall for it—someone’s trying to trick you into handing over your personal info for a fake “inherited” fortune. These scams prey on your greed, pretending to be from a lawyer with a client who shares your last name. They’ll ask for your SSN, bank details, or any info they can use to steal from you. If it sounds too good to be true, it is. Ignore it. Protect your mo...
87-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Walks Tri | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:34
Eighty-seven-year-old Barbara Royle just shattered records at Maine’s Tri for a Cure—becoming the oldest person ever to complete the event’s five-kilometer walk, all while smiling, supported by her daughters and living her motto: “keep going.” A cancer survivor herself, Barbara walks not just for fitness, but for purpose—raising hope and funds for research, especially as her daughter Lucky battles...
Knoebels Lawsuit Over Ride Injury | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:14
A Pennsylvania mom says she broke her leg stepping off Knoebels’ Giant Wheel last July, blaming the ride’s design and lack of staff — and her husband is now suing for loss of consortium, claiming their marriage is suffering. Both are seeking $75K, and the park hasn’t responded yet. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@t...
Lancaster Housing Market Surges | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:20
Lancaster County’s housing market is heating up fast—sales jumped 17% in June with 570 homes sold, median prices hit $385K up 7%, and inventory hit a five-year high with 587 listings. But don’t let the supply numbers fool you: homes are selling in just 20 days, sellers are getting above-asking offers, and affordability remains a major hurdle in this fiercely competitive market. Listen in comfort:...
Mosquito Spraying Starts Monday Night | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:01
Mosquito spraying kicks off Monday night in Carlisle, North Middleton, and South Middleton — crews will be out from dusk to 11 PM targeting adult mosquitoes with a pet- and environment-safe formula. It’s a focused, proactive move to slash the buzzing population and keep things under control in those neighborhoods. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/d...
Fireworks Busts Over Fourth of July | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:07
Police cracked down hard on illegal fireworks over the Fourth of July, seizing over 130 of them after a specially formed unit responded to 69 calls. The mayor emphasized that unauthorized displays aren’t just loud—they’re dangerous to people, property, and neighborhoods. While some may have been bummed they couldn’t set off their own fireworks, the city’s priority was clear: keeping everyone safe...
Freedom Fuel's Political Gas Play | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:54
A new gas station chain called Freedom Fuel Network, backed by former President Trump, launched with prices allegedly honoring the 47th president — but quickly hiked to $3.57. While still cheaper than state averages, experts say it’s mostly a savvy marketing stunt with minimal real impact on consumers. The stations’ localized effect and lack of political sway in elections mean voters aren’t buying...
Janus School Sells Land for Homes and Nature Learning | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:21
The Janus School is teaming up with Garman Builders to unlock a major transformation: selling a key piece of land in Mount Joy to fund outdoor learning upgrades and pave the way for 35 new homes. This win-win deal lets the school enhance its nature-based education while securing its future, and Garman Builders is committed to building community-friendly housing. The Environmental Learning Center s...
Weatherizing Affordable Housing | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:38
RegenAll and Chestnut Housing are making a big difference by upgrading affordable housing in Lancaster County—thanks to a Community Climate Fund grant that helped insulate basements, seal air leaks, and add weather stripping. This smart, hands-on approach tackles energy waste in older buildings, slashing heating costs for low-income residents while boosting comfort and sustainability. Chestnut Hou...
Gettysburg Bike Week 25th Anniversary | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:37
Gettysburg Bike Week is in full swing, celebrating its 25th anniversary with live music, poker runs, custom bikes, and a tattoo expo—all under one roof at the Barn Resort. Bands like Memphis May Fire and Molly Hatchet headline, while stunt shows, drone displays, and fireworks add to the adrenaline. But beyond the party, the event champions rider safety: ABATE of Pennsylvania is pushing free safety...
Pennsylvania’s Education and Economy Update | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:25
Pennsylvania’s state universities face looming tuition hikes unless lawmakers act, hitting students and families hard amid rising costs. But there’s good news: a bipartisan Housing Act is set to become law, promising much-needed stability to the housing market. Meanwhile, students with disabilities are earning summer paychecks through the My Work program, boosting inclusion and opportunity. The st...
Curtis Williams Captured After Monthlong Fugitive Chase | Harrisburg News 10.07.2026 1:11
After a tense, month-long manhunt across multiple counties, fugitive Curtis Williams, 42, was finally captured early Thursday morning in Lewistown—ending a high-stakes chase that began after he allegedly fired a stolen gun in June. Escaping state troopers on June 19 and evading Manheim Township Police just days later, Williams proved elusive until an armed standoff with U.S. Marshals and Pennsylva...
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