Tyler Poglitsch

5 days ago | fox43.com | Tyler Poglitsch

LANCASTER, Pa. — As the holiday of Shavuot approaches, families in Lancaster are preparing to honor one of the most meaningful events on the Jewish calendar — the giving of the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai, more than 3,000 years ago. Observed seven weeks after Passover, Shavuot marks the moment the Israelites received the Torah, a foundational experience that continues to shape Jewish life and values. For many, it’s not just a historical memory, but a living tradition.

6 days ago | fox43.com | Tyler Poglitsch

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. — Severe storms that swept through Cumberland County on Friday evening left thousands without power and left behind a trail of damage across south-central Pennsylvania. PPL Electric Utilities reported that about 6,200 customers were without electricity after intense winds and lightning downed trees, power lines and transformers in Enola and the surrounding areas.

1 week ago | fox43.com | Tyler Poglitsch

YORK, Pa. — They’re small, essential and in serious trouble. Bees, the unsung heroes of our food system, are disappearing at an alarming rate. As wild populations dwindle worldwide, a growing number of individuals are stepping in to help one hive at a time. Bees do far more than just make honey. In fact, they pollinate nearly two-thirds of the food we eat. But their numbers are dropping fast due to a variety of threats, including habitat loss, pesticide use, climate change and disease.

1 week ago | fox43.com | Tyler Poglitsch

HARRISBURG, Pa. — In just over a week, Pennsylvania drivers will need to put their phones down or face legal consequences. Starting June 5, “Paul Miller’s Law” will make it illegal to use any handheld device while operating a vehicle in Pennsylvania, even when stopped at a red light. The law is named after Paul Miller, who was killed by a distracted driver in 2010. His mother, Eileen Miller, made it her mission to turn tragedy into change. “I don’t know what caused this crash,” Miller said.

1 week ago | fox43.com | Tyler Poglitsch

CAMP HILL, Pa. — Flags flew high and patriotism filled the air Monday morning, as the Camp Hill community gathered for its 106th annual Memorial Day Parade and remembrance ceremony. Families lined the streets under sunny skies, waving American flags as local bands, scout troops, fire trucks and veterans marched in a show of unity and respect. For many in attendance, this parade is more than just tradition — it’s a heartfelt tribute to those who gave their lives in service to the country.