WGAL-TV (Lancaster, PA)

WGAL (channel 8) is a TV station based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and it serves the Susquehanna Valley area as an NBC affiliate. The station is owned by Hearst Television and has its studios located on Columbia Avenue (PA 462) in Lancaster Township. Its transmitter can be found near US 30, just north of Hallam.

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#30176

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#5591

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President Trump visits Saudi Arabia to focus on economic deals and regional issues

1 day ago | wgal.com | Kalyn Norwood

President Donald Trump is in Saudi Arabia as he begins his first major international trip of his second term, focusing on economic agreements and regional concerns, including Iran's nuclear program and U.S. relations with Syria. Saudi Arabia welcomed Trump with a grand reception after Air Force One landed on Tuesday. The president is kicking off his four-day trip to the region by outlining his vision for the Middle East.
Hershey powerlifter breaks state record during senior season

2 days ago | wgal.com | Jacob Hall

Sean Elliott initially joined the powerlifting team at Hershey High School during his sophomore year as a way to get stronger for football season."I found a lot of good athletic improvement through powerlifting," Elliott said. As he continued to dedicate time to the weight room, his numbers steadily improved.
Penn State football land 2026 four-star wide receiver Davion Brown

2 days ago | wgal.com | Austin Boley

Class of 2026 four-star wide receiver Davion Brown committed to Penn State football, announcing his decision on his X account Monday. 'The Richmond, Virginia, native is listed at 6-foot-3, 185 pounds and is ranked as the No. 6 overall player in the state, according to 247 Sports. Brown is the third wide receiver in the 2026 recruiting class to commit to the Nittany Lions. Of the three, he is the lone four-star. He committed to Penn State over the likes of Georgia, Michigan, Duke and Syracuse.
Lancaster County Pool will reopen for season after getting upgrades

2 days ago | wgal.com | Lori Burkholder

TEACH READING EFFECTIVELY. WELL, YOU KNOW, THE SUMMER SEASON IS HERE WHEN THE LANCASTER COUNTY POOL IS GETTING READY FOR THE 2025 SEASON, LANCASTER COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION SAYS DURING THE OFF SEASON, THE POOL HAS SEVERAL UPGRADES, INCLUDING NEW TILE AND ALSO SOME NEW PLASTER. THERE’S ALSO A NEW WALL THAT WILL CREATE A WAITING SECTION FOR CHILDREN. LAST YEAR WAS A RECORD BREAKING YEAR. WE HAD 33% MORE ATTENDEES THAN THE YEAR BEFORE.
Hershey Bears defeat Lehigh Valley Phantoms in Game 5, advance to Atlantic Division Finals

3 days ago | wgal.com | Jacob Hall

In front of more than 10,000 fans on Sunday night at Giant Center, the Hershey Bears defeated the Lehigh Valley Phantoms in Game 5 of the Atlantic Division semifinals. After trailing 2-1 in the best-of-5 series after three games, the Bears responded in a big way with two straight wins. "I don't think there was any panic really at any point," Bears forward Spencer Smallman said.
Millersville wins PSAC Championship

4 days ago | wgal.com | Jacob Hall

Millersville baseball won its seventh PSAC championship in program history Saturday at Cooper Park against California (PA.).California won the first game of the day, 4-0. But since Millersville won the previous matchup between the two schools earlier in the week, the Vulcans had to beat the Marauders twice.In the second game of the day, Millersville was held scoreless through the first three innings before breaking through in the 4th with five runs.
Older people in York County relive prom night

5 days ago | wgal.com | Ed Weinstock

It was a day to remember a special night as York County seniors relived their senior prom. The Stewartstown Area Senior Center hosted the event for about 60 seniors who are members. Performer Derek Reed sang classic oldies of the '50s and '60s.Penny Dunlop of York County was clearly in the mood."Brought back memories, the old days," she said.Other couples hit the dance floor. Their moves may be a little slower than they used to be.Debbie Winemiller remembers prom night."It was a fun night, crazy.
Exhibit spotlights Asian American roots in Lancaster County

5 days ago | wgal.com | Katelyn Smith

MUSEUM IN LANCASTER TOWNSHIP. THESE ARE THE STORIES THAT ARE SO IMPORTANT. 12 PHOTOS AND FIVE ARTIFACTS. TO SUM UP. NEARLY 200 YEARS OF CONTRIBUTIONS OF CULTURE. SO EVEN THOUGH IT IS SMALL RIGHT NOW, IT IS JUST INCREDIBLY SIGNIFICANT TO BE SEEN. AND WE REALLY APPRECIATE THAT. ADAM HOSEY IS THE CO-FOUNDER OF LANCASTER AAPI AND IS PART OF THIS EXHIBIT. IN A GROUP PHOTO WITH THE ORGANIZATION, AND ALSO FOR TAKING PART IN A RALLY IN LANCASTER DURING COVID. THAT IS THE CENTERPIECE OF THIS DISPLAY.
Special mass in Harrisburg celebrates, offers prayer to new pope

5 days ago | wgal.com | Tom Lehman

After a whirlwind last few days for Roman Catholics around the world, many in the Susquehanna Valley attended special services at local parishes around the region for the election of Pope Leo XIV to run the church. One such mass took place at Saint Patrick Cathedral in Downtown Harrisburg, where parishioners and visitors gathered to offer prayer for the new pope and participate in what some called a "once in a lifetime" event as the Catholic Church saw a U.S.-born person elected to the papacy.
Penn State football lands third defensive lineman in 2026 recruiting class

5 days ago | wgal.com | Austin Boley

Class of 2026 Philadelphia defensive lineman Alexander Haskell committed to Penn State football on Friday, announcing the decision on his X account.According to 247 Sports, Haskell is listed as a three-star player and the No. 26 overall prospect in Pennsylvania. The 6-foot-4, 265-pounder is the third defensive lineman to commit to the Nittany Lions in the class, joining Issac Chukwurah and Daniel Jennings.According to 247 Sports, Penn State is the No. 4 overall recruiting class in the country.