Tom Lehman

6 days ago | wgal.com | Tom Lehman

UNDERWAY, TOM. WELL, LORI AND JERRY, GOVERNOR SHAPIRO AND HIS FAMILY VISITED FIRE STATION ONE TODAY HERE IN THE CITY TO THANK THE FIREFIGHTERS WHO THEY SAY WENT INTO THE BUILDING AND THEY RISKED THEIR OWN LIVES TO PROTECT THE LIVES OF OTHERS. AND YOU CAN SEE THAT THE DAMAGE STILL BEING CLEANED UP HERE AT THE GOVERNOR’S RESIDENCE, JUST BEYOND THIS FENCE, YOU CAN SEE THE MANSION ITSELF, BUT ALSO BOARDED UP WINDOWS THAT ARE BLOCKING THE ELEMENTS FROM GETTING INSIDE OF THIS BUILDING.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Tom Lehman

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro made his first official public appearance since the alleged arson at the governor's residence, as he visited the new Reese's plant in Hershey on Wednesday. The event was a return to Shapiro's regular business. He makes a lot of stops around the Commonwealth, typically during a week. And this was a ribbon cutting for the new plant.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Tom Lehman

Two former governors of Pennsylvania say that the arson by a man at Pennsylvania Governor's Residence over the weekend shows that while the property is fairly secure, it is not impenetrable. Pennsylvania State Police, the agency that is responsible for protecting the governor and securing the compound, said that Cody Balmer, 38, scaled the fence at the Governor's Residence in the overnight hours of Sunday morning and broke into the mansion, setting fires with molotov cocktails.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Tom Lehman

You're out of the governor's mansion. Talk *** little bit about living in Harrisburg. It's awesome. Uh My family and I Laura and I are blessed with four Children. Um You know, one is in college, one is on his way to college. So, you know, our kids are still running around in *** million different places. But when we get the chance to all be together at the residence, that is really special just last weekend.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Tom Lehman

PILOT PROGRAM. TOM. YEAH, JERRY. THIS PILOT PROGRAM ACTUALLY IS SOMETHING THAT WAS IN THE WORKS PRIOR TO THAT INCIDENT BACK IN FEBRUARY, BUT WE LEARNED TODAY THAT THESE DEVICES WILL BE USED IN A NUMBER OF LOCATIONS, INCLUDING RIGHT BEHIND ME AT THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT HERE AT PENN STATE HERSHEY. AND THESE DEVICES WILL BE ABLE TO HAVE A STAFF MEMBER ALERT SECURITY OR MAYBE OTHER WORKERS WHEN THEY FEEL THREATENED BECAUSE OF AN UNSAFE OR DANGEROUS SITUATION. AND IT’S ALL JUST AT THE PUSH OF A BUTTON.