Новости за 05.03.2019

Winter Repairs Winding Down After Extremely Busy Season at Erie Shipyard

The workers at the Lawrence Park plant have been on strike since Feb. 26.

This test saves lives, but it’s normal to be anxious before your first one.

The YMCA will resume normal operating hours on Wednesday.

Here's a look at the top 10 items people left behind in Ubers in the Erie region.

Water was shut-off early Tuesday morning inside the building.

PennDOT has upgraded seven of its existing driver’s license centers, including the Erie location, to issue REAL IDs over the counter.

Lavery Brewing will be taking over July 1. The new brewpub is expected to open on July 13.

The Redevelopment Authority currently owns the space and equipment that is being used by the Blue Canoe.

Crews are actively working to prevent the fire from spreading.

City Councilwoman, Liz Allen shows concern about the anonymous money donation given to the police station to buy a new fleet of motorcycles.

A woman reported she had been hit by a car driven by her mother. When police got to the home, they say she admitted that it was a false. Minutes later, police say that mother headed downtown and crashed into an Erie police cruiser.

The Titusville community is coming together to show its support for a teen who's battling a rare form of bone cancer. Erie News now caught up with 14 year-old Mackenzie Taylor who just finished up another round of chemo therapy.

This is just the latest development in the yet-to-be started program.

The program assists with the costs of hiring a consultant, who will take a complete look at the city's financial habits, and make recommendations for where cuts should be made

Earn a Pennsylvania Boating Safety Certificate by completing the 8 week course.

Even before the begin collective bargaining with Wabtec, union workers at the former Erie GE Transportation plant have lost their pension, and retiree health care