Новости за 18.03.2021

A jury on Thursday found Delores C. White, 67, not guilty on all counts.

Mazie is looking for an active home that can show her ample attention and help her learn new things.

The $8.8 million project is set to begin April 5, weather permitting.

Wolf administration officials on Thursday called for an increase to Pennsylvania's minimum wage to $12 an hour with a pathway to $15 by 2027.

House Democrats are set to pass a series of sweeping immigration reforms on Thursday. The vote comes as the crisis worsens at the southern border.

The auditor general's report found six issues with record keeping, including more than $19,000 in undocumented expenses and not renewing tax documents that expired 17 years ago.

Appointments will be offered on Friday, March 19 and 26, and Saturday, March 20 and 27.

Event organizers say all residents are invited to drop off non-perishable food items at the Greater Erie Alliance for Equality, located at 301 W. 10th St.

Opportunities for teens between the ages of 14-16 include positions through the SSJNN community gardens, farmers market, bicycle repair program, as well as landscaping efforts.

The state is reporting a total of 24,706 coronavirus-related deaths Thursday, which is an increase of 17.

The filing extension means penalties and interest on final 2020 personal income tax returns and payments will be waived through May 17.

Pat Herr will replace Court Gould as Vice President of Community Impact at the Erie Community Foundation.

Work on the bridge, which is located between Thompson Run Road and Hartman Road, is expected to begin April 5, weather permitting.

The ceremonies would most likely be held outside, according to Behrend officials. COVID-19 safety protocols would be in place, including face masks and social distancing.

Initial reports indicated there was some sort of explosion, but that is unconfirmed.

Total cumulative cases of coronavirus in Erie County since March 2020 is 18,238.

There is still a lot of questions about what you can do once your fully vaccinated, Erie News Now Contributor, Dr. Becky Dawson explains fact vs. fiction when it comes to the covid vaccine.

As the pandemic rages on, many people are reporting feeling more stressed and lonely during the pandemic. One local psychologist give tips on relieving that stress.

Students at Gannon University are still mourning the death of their classmate who took his own life over the weekend.

As St. Patrick's Day comes to a close, downtown bar and restaurant owners talk about the difference in business between last year and this year.