WPMT-TV (York, PA)

WPMT FOX43 is the FOX station for Central Pennsylvania, reaching audiences in Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Lebanon, and nearby regions. It is one of the longest-running UHF TV stations in the country. FOX43 provides viewers with more than 34 hours of local news every week, including programs like the FOX43 Morning News, FOX43 First at 4PM, FOX43 News at 5PM, and FOX43 News at 10. Additionally, FOX43 stands out as the top source for both local and national sports coverage. The station broadcasts NFL games on FOX, MLB games on FOX, and NASCAR events on FOX, along with the only local high school football pregame show, The FOX43 High School Football Frenzy. Furthermore, FOX43 is the official station for the Philadelphia Eagles in Central PA, airing both their preseason and regular season games.

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Power restored across Adams County

1 day ago | fox43.com | Robert A. Stover

ADAMS COUNTY, Pa. — Adams County Met-Ed customers now have power back in their homes. Although people may be feeling relief from the heat, some people might be feeling financial discomfort. A spokesperson with the company says Met-Ed does not plan to reimburse or compensate customers for the loss of power because the outages were caused by an equipment failure. However, customers can submit an insurance claim to the company for review.
Chill out inside the Indian Echo Caverns during the Pennsylvania heat wave

2 days ago | fox43.com | Sedona Meadows

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. — With the extreme heat this week, families may be looking for fun activities to stay cool. Indian Echo Caverns at Echo Dell in Dauphin County stays 52 degrees all year around for those who want to escape the sun! "Obviously with the caverns being underground, they're not exposed to a lot of sunlight and as the sun fluctuates throughout the day, obviously that does regulate temperature a little bit," said Gavin Swartz, general manager of Indian Echo Caverns.
Crews seen working on damaged electrical substation in Tyrone Township.

2 days ago | fox43.com | Robert A. Stover

ADAMS COUNTY, Pa. — Some Adams County residents aren’t expected to get their power back until late Thursday night, including Met-Ed customers in Tyrone Township. As of Wednesday morning, June 25, hundreds of people still did not have power. The outage was caused after an electrical substation caught on fire Monday night. A separate incident in Littlestown Borough caused thousands to lose power on Sunday, June 22, although Met-Ed expects to restore that areas power by 8 a.m. on Wednesday.
Eagles legend McCoy gives back to Harrisburg with new housing development

3 days ago | fox43.com | James Corrigan

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Philadelphia Eagles legend LeSean McCoy gave back to the city that raised him on Tuesday, as he helped open the JMB Gardens housing development in Harrisburg. The project, which was developed by McCoy's Vice Capital real estate group, cost nearly $17 million and will provide 41 units to Harrisburg's lower-income population. McCoy cut the ribbon for the development and spoke about his desire to give back to the city he grew up in.
Met-Ed electric outage updates: Crews work to restore power in Adams Co.

3 days ago | fox43.com | Tyler Poglitsch

ADAMS COUNTY, Pa. — South Central Pennsylvania is in the middle of a heat wave — with temperatures soaring into the 90s for a third straight day. And in Adams County, thousands of residents have been without power for days — after two Met-Ed substations suffered major damage. At the peak of the outages, more than 17,000 Met-Ed customers across several municipalities lost electricity. Crews worked quickly to restore power to thousands of homes, but for many — the wait continues.
Rural PA schools seek increased funding in state budget talks

4 days ago | fox43.com | James Corrigan

HARRISBURG, Pa. — As state budget negotiations enter crunch time with just a week before the deadline, billions in funding remain unsettled, with many rural school districts hoping for what they say can be a financial lifeline. A group of superintendents from rural districts visited the Capitol on Monday to urge lawmakers to build on last year’s record education funding from the state’s new adequacy formula.
AC technicians see surge in repair demand during heat wave

4 days ago | fox43.com | Matt Klinedinst

YORK, Pa. — HVAC contractors are dealing with an influx of calls to fix or replace AC units across the region. This comes as a heat wave sweeps across South Central PA, with temperatures surging into the upper 90s. Kate Rosen with Haller Enterprises said the excessive heat is putting more strain on people’s AC units, due to a lack of regular maintenance. She said that can cause parts like filters and drain lines to break down when people are looking to cool off.
Silent Witness Peacekeepers and Free Mom Hugs Pennsylvania showcase their allyship during Pride Month and beyond

4 days ago | fox43.com | Sedona Meadows

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — June is Pride Month and with about a week left in June, there are still events happening throughout our area to celebrate. These events typically bring a lot of people together, and over the years, different organizations have worked to provide attendees with a sense of security while also hoping to make them feel seen and loved.
Rides, food and fun at annual Shrewsbury Fireman's Carnival

4 days ago | fox43.com | Robert A. Stover

YORK COUNTY, Pa. — Five days of fun await at Shrewsbury’s annual Fireman’s Carnival, hosted by the Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Company. Guests can enjoy more than a dozen rides and attractions as well as carnival food favorites.
Pride Month filled with uncertainty for Pa. LGBTQ+ community due to federal cuts

5 days ago | fox43.com | James Corrigan

LANCASTER, Pa. — Pennsylvanians in the LGBTQ+ community are celebrating Pride Month in June, but many members of that community find themselves worried about the future due to federal cuts to key programs. The proposed cuts at the federal level include funding for HIV prevention programs, grants to investigate hate crimes against the community and the announcement that the 988-suicide prevention hotline for LGBTQ+ youth will be shut down in July.