Kennedy Miller

1 week ago | local21news.com | Kennedy Miller

YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — For 23 years, a former York County inmate sat on death row for a crime he didn’t commit and two years since becoming a free man, he’s still trying to rebuild his life. "I see too many people who are innocent cry, too many people take their lives, too many people. We are innocent men,” former York County death row inmate, Noel Montalvo, said. Montalvo, now 60-years-old, was sentenced along with his brother for the 1998 murders of his brother’s wife and her new boyfriend.

2 weeks ago | local21news.com | Kennedy Miller

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — It’s been over 18 years since a gunman opened fire at Virginia Tech killing 32 people and injuring 17 more-- one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history. According to recent data charts, there have been eight school shootings in the country so far this year. Last year that number “I've identified three different types of people who commit school shootings and other types of violence as well," said psychologist Dr. Peter Langman.

2 months ago | local21news.com | Kennedy Miller

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — You never know when life is going to take a turn, and for one Cumberland County mother, everything changed in an instant when a deer crashed through her windshield and broke every bone in her face. Nearly a year after the crash, Natalie Sciotti is sharing her story for the first time in an exclusive interview, proving that hope and a good mindset can get you through even on the darkest days. "I have no memory up until about September," Sciotti said.

2 months ago | local21news.com | Kennedy Miller

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Nearly 14 years after surviving a devastating car crash, a Lancaster County man is turning his pain into purpose as he speaks out about survivor’s guilt and how he got through it. "The last thing I remember seeing on Route 30 was a Hess gas station and Olive Garden, then bam," said Lancaster native Ethan Poetic. For Poetic, that moment changed everything.

2 months ago | local21news.com | Kennedy Miller

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — Do you have some version of ChatGPT downloaded? If you do, you're not alone. In fact, millions of people across the globe—including young children—are using it too, and it’s sparking some concerns for parents who wonder just how safe the apps are. “We can’t think of these chatbots necessarily as solving all of our problems, perfectly understanding what were looking for," said Tom Randall, an AI market analyst.