Новости за 11.06.2019

At least three Erie neighborhoods are dealing with blighted properties, badly damaged by recent cases of arson.

Drivers in the area are urged to slow down in the work zone and stay alert to changing conditions.

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This work will reduce access to the trail system from Cooper Rd.

Public and private schools would compete in separate playoff brackets, and the two state champions would meet for a final championship.

State Police said it does not solicit compensation from sex offenders in order for them to meet registration requirements, which is instead done at an approved registration site or in person with law enforcement.

The checkpoint was set up on W. Plum St. from 10:30 p.m. to 3 a.m.

The card, which was stolen from a Millcreek residence, was used at several locations in Erie County, according to police

It will also feature a beer garden and live music.

After rainy days like today, you may want to keep your bug repellant handy, that's because it is turning into mosquito season.Not only can mosquitoes be a nuisance, but they can also carry disease,

The situation lasted several hours, but officers were able to convince the man to walk out of the home police say he barricaded himself in.

The trailer was boarded up where Monday's group, The Presque Isle Quartet, would have been playing.

Erie's Public Schools hosted a town hall-style meeting to get feedback about combating bullying from students' parents, school staff and community members.

The crash closed part of East Lake Road for more than 90 minutes.

Officers investigated an incident involving domestic violence.

The Erie County Coroner was called to the scene Monday night after the wreck, involving at least two vehicles.

A strong police presence is being reported in downtown Warren County. According to multiple calls from area residents, both State and Warren city police are responding to an area off Madison Ave. Callers described the situation as a man had barricaded him

Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper’s plan to partner with the Northern Pennsylvania Regional College is now being met with opposition.

The fire which destroyed an abandoned and blighted Erie home on East 25th street, is ruled arson.

While Governor Wolf would like to see the state minimum wage increase to $12, both Democrat and Republican lawmakers are working to agree on a number.

The Millcreek Township man accused of causing an arson fire that destroyed an east Erie furniture store, is now scheduled to enter a plea.