Erie Times-News

Erie Times-News

The Erie Times-News is a daily newspaper published in the morning in Erie, Pennsylvania.

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  • 1 day ago | goerie.com | David Bruce

    The building was deemed structurally sound after inspection, and services have resumed. The helipad, located on the Hardner Building's roof, was temporarily unavailable, diverting flights to other hospitals. Medical helicopter flights to Saint Vincent Hospital and patient appointments at the Hardner Building have resumed after a car crashed into the medical office building April 22.

  • 1 day ago | goerie.com | Brian Whipkey

    A Pennsylvania angler caught a 30.5-inch, 11-pound rainbow trout in Lehigh County's Trout Creek. The fish was caught using an artificial salmon egg created by the angler and his brother. Trout Creek is stocked with large trout by a local sportsmen's club, including fish up to 30 inches long. The club hosts a kids fishing contest to encourage youth participation in the sport.

  • 1 day ago | goerie.com | David Bruce

    The Erie-Meadville metro area also dropped in national rankings for clean air. Neighboring counties, including Ashtabula and Chautauqua, experienced similar declines in air quality grades. Erie County is no longer an honor student when it comes to the American Lung Association's annual State of the Air Report. The county earned a C in the association's 2024 report, published April 23, for both 24-hour particle (soot) and ozone pollution (smog).

  • 1 day ago | goerie.com | Brian Whipkey

    Brian WhipkeyPennsylvania Outdoors ColumnistThe Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is considering limiting fishing hours on a section of Walnut Creek. The proposal comes after complaints from landowners about anglers fishing at night, trespassing, and shining lights into houses. Local fishing organizations initially proposed limiting hours on all tributaries except for designated 24-hour fishing areas, but the current proposal only affects Walnut Creek.

  • 2 days ago | goerie.com | David Bruce

    The driver was hospitalized in stable condition, and the building was evacuated as a precaution. A structural engineer will inspect the building before it reopens to patients and staff. Saint Vincent Hospital evacuated one of its medical office buildings April 22 after a valet drove a car into the building. The accident occurred in the early afternoon at the Hardner Building, 2315 Myrtle St., Saint Vincent officials said in a statement.