Taylor Hess

1 week ago | wgal.com | Taylor Hess

You may notice an unpleasant smell in a portion of Ephrata Borough. People who live in the area say the foul odor has been around for a little over a year and continues to get worse. One resident said the stench rotates between smelling like a dirty diaper pail and rotten eggs. John Poucel, another borough resident, says, "It smells ungodly. I don't know, but sometimes it's okay.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Taylor Hess

SHE JOINS US NOW WITH WHAT HAPPENED. TAYLOR. RIGHT HERE BEHIND ME AT 18 BALTIMORE STREET. THE FIRE CHIEF SAYS A FIRE AND A GAS LEAK WERE HAPPENING AT THE SAME TIME AT THE BACK OF A RESIDENCE, FORCING THE ENTIRE BLOCK TO EVACUATE. YOU GO TO THE WORST CASE SCENARIO. YOU’RE WORRIED IF SOMETHING’S GOING TO EXPLODE WITH A GAS LEAK IN THE FIRE. BRANDON DALE SAYS HE WAS ON HIS WAY HOME FROM WORK WHEN HE GOT THE TERRIFYING CALL THAT HE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO GO HOME.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Taylor Hess

Protestors filled the streets of Lancaster City once again to call on President Donald Trump to stop threatening American programs.For Lancaster resident Cindy Jennings, the possible cuts to Medicaid are the reason she took to the streets Thursday."Thirty-one years ago, I gave birth to an incredible son of mine.

2 weeks ago | wgal.com | Taylor Hess

RECRUIT. VERY FRIENDLY. WANTS TO BE YOUR FRIEND. LOYAL AND JUST A PEOPLE PLEASER. A NEW HOUND IS IN TOWN. MEET LEO, A ONE YEAR OLD LABRADOR RETRIEVER THAT NOW HAS A JOB TO SNIFF. AND DETECT UNWANTED ITEMS. HE’S EXPLOSIVE DETECTION. SO WE RESPOND TO BOMB THREATS IN THE AREA. WE RESPOND TO UNATTENDED ITEMS AND PACKAGES ON STATE GROUNDS. WE ALSO SEARCH THE HOUSE AND SENATE AND OTHER POLITICAL EVENTS THAT ARE HELD AT THE CAPITOL. AFTER THE LONG TREK FROM HIS HOMETOWN OF SEATTLE.

2 weeks ago | wgal.com | Taylor Hess

As time goes on, resources to fight wildfires are shrinking, leaving local firefighters in need of help.Wildfires require different gear, so firefighters can be better equipped to move around the area.Brendon Cullen, a firefighter for West End Fire and Rescue Company, said the gear is "a lot lighter. Because you're going to be hiking up hills, mountains, stuff like that."Their regular equipment is too heavy and thick.