Susan Shapiro

2 days ago | wgal.com | Susan Shapiro

This week is the 41st annual Children's Miracle Network Telethon. You can donate here. The money raised doesn't only help sick and injured children at Penn State Health Children's Hospital. It also helps provide medical scholarships to aspiring doctors. One of those recipients is Cain Dudek, who is what you would call a non-traditional medical school student at Penn State College of Medicine. He's 31 years old with a young family and a previous career.

2 days ago | wgal.com | Susan Shapiro

Two Pennsylvania lawmakers introduced legislation aimed at improving how violent crimes are solved statewide. The Violent Incident Clearance and Technological Investigative Methods (VICTIM) Act would create a new grant program through the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency to provide law enforcement with the tools and resources needed to improve clearance rates for homicides and other serious offenses. Rep. Tim Briggs, D-145, and Rep.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Susan Shapiro

We're learning more about a man charged in an April crash that killed two Lancaster County children headed on vacation with their family. Aaron Croom, 24, was arrested for driving under the influence just a few months before the deadly crash in Maryland. Croom pleaded guilty in March to DUI in connection with an incident in January in his home state of West Virginia. According to the criminal complaint, an officer found Croom on Jan. 14 in a black BMW in a parking lot.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Susan Shapiro

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday says some renters are getting refund checks after a settlement with a property management company. Sunday said Home365 used an artificial intelligence-based platform to assist its operations, which resulted in maintenance delays. "As artificial intelligence finds its way into many aspects of modern society, it is imperative that those choosing to use this new technology ensure it is working effectively," Sunday said.

2 weeks ago | wgal.com | Susan Shapiro

VOLUNTEERS TO DO THE WORK. IT’S AN ONGOING CYCLE OF NEW RELATIONSHIPS. TOM KOBLER HAS BEEN MAKING THOSE RELATIONSHIPS ON THE ROAD FOR EIGHT YEARS. HE’S A VOLUNTEER DRIVER FOR THE HOME DELIVERED MEALS PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE YORK COUNTY AREA AGENCY ON AGING. PEOPLE APPRECIATE WHAT WE DO. THERE ARE SOME FOLKS THAT MIGHT BE THE ONLY CONTACT WITH SOMEBODY THAT DAY. THE PROGRAM WILL SOON DELIVER MEALS THREE DAYS A WEEK INSTEAD OF JUST ONE, AS IT DID PRIOR TO COVID.