York Dispatch

The York Dispatch is a morning publication catering to the residents of York County, Pennsylvania. It is printed in a broadsheet style and is released from Monday to Friday, excluding specific holidays.

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Dover Township man to face trial on alleged DUI-related fatal crash

1 week ago | yorkdispatch.com | Aimee Ambrose

A Dover Township man is cleared to potentially face a jury on accusations he caused a pedestrian’s death while driving under the influence in York City. Jeremiah Bowers, 37, is charged with counts of homicide by vehicle while DUI, DUI, careless driving, making an improper turn and failing to yield the right-of-way on a left turn from the October 2024 collision.
Marisa Vicosa pushes for reform after her daughters’ murders: ‘I regret going to the police’

1 week ago | yorkdispatch.com | Aimee Ambrose

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second of a two-part series about the ongoing fallout from the abduction and murder of Giana and Aaminah Vicosa in November 2021. Marisa Vicosa reached a bitter conclusion in the years since those days in November 2021 when she escaped her estranged husband’s abuse only to lose her daughters. “I regret going to the police,” she said. The idea had been forming for some time, but Marisa reached a turning point last October.
Local attorney sentenced to probation after child pornography plea

1 week ago | yorkdispatch.com | Aimee Ambrose

An area attorney will go on probation and register as a sex offender after he admitted to having child pornography. Christopher L. Harris, 33, was sentenced Tuesday to four years of supervised probation in Cumberland County. The decision came after he pleaded guilty to a felony count of child pornography possession in January. Counts of disseminating images of child sex acts and criminal use of a communication device were dismissed with the plea.
Marisa Vicosa settled a lawsuit over her daughter’s deaths. But her fight isn’t over.

1 week ago | yorkdispatch.com | Aimee Ambrose

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of a two-part series about the ongoing fallout from the abduction and murder of Giana and Aaminah Vicosa in November 2021. Marisa Vicosa took a long pause while contemplating her age. The simple question now requires soul-searching. Brow creased, she worked to describe the gulf dividing the family life she hoped to have and the life she, at age 42, now has. If she’s fortunate, Marisa has many decades ahead of her.
Trump's commerce secretary says new electronics tariff exemptions are temporary, chip tariffs coming

1 week ago | yorkdispatch.com | Mae Anderson |Michael Liedtke

MAE ANDERSON and MICHAEL LIEDTKEThe Associated PressNASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tariff exemptions announced Friday on electronics like smartphones and laptops are only a temporary reprieve until the Trump administration develops a new tariff approach specific to the semiconductor industry, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Sunday.
Trucks crisscross Pa. as volunteers work to stock streams with trout

2 weeks ago | yorkdispatch.com | Jason Nark

Jason NarkThe Philadelphia InquirerPHILADELPHIA – Trout can get carsick. That’s why millions of rainbow, golden, brook and brown trout have been crisscrossing Pennsylvania in large trucks on empty stomachs for the last month. They’re parked outside Sheetz, Rutter’s and a few Wawas while drivers grab a coffee, use the bathroom and do a fish check. They’re at rest stops and traffic lights and, eventually, wind up in buckets carried down to creeks by volunteers in every corner of the Commonwealth.
Jury finds man guilty in fatal 2023 shooting on West Market Street in York City

2 weeks ago | yorkdispatch.com | Aimee Ambrose

A York City man is guilty of shooting and killing another man in the street two years ago. A jury came to the verdict Thursday, finding Freddie Luna-Reyes, 30, guilty of first-degree murder at the end of his four-day trial. The York County District Attorney's Office and Luna-Reyes' attorney did not immediately respond to messages requesting comment on the outcome.
Rock band Live's Chad Taylor and Bill Hynes settle defamation suit over United Fiber & Data

2 weeks ago | yorkdispatch.com | Aimee Ambrose

Chad Taylor, rock guitarist and co-founder of now-defunct local tech company United Fiber & Data, admits he falsely accused former business partner Bill Hynes of theft in a Rolling Stone magazine article two years ago. In a further step, Taylor, in court documents, also refutes allegations in a criminal case that charges Hynes with stealing or misusing funds during his time as CEO of UFD.
Rexroth stepping down as Dallastown girls' basketball head coach

2 weeks ago | yorkdispatch.com | Thomas Kendziora

Jay Rexroth won five York-Adams League titles in nine seasons with the Wildcat girls, and he coached 25 years of basketball in total at his alma mater. Jay Rexroth is stepping down as Dallastown girls’ basketball head coach, he announced Wednesday evening. Rexroth coached the Wildcat girls for nine seasons and won five York-Adams League tournament titles, including an active streak of three in a row.
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity is seriously eyeing a run for governor as the GOP race for 2026 heats up

2 weeks ago | yorkdispatch.com | Gillian McGoldrick

Gillian McGoldrickThe Philadelphia InquirerHARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity is seriously considering a run for governor in 2026, as the GOP race to challenge Gov. Josh Shapiro heats up. Garrity, who replaced Shapiro as Pennsylvania's top vote-getter in history when she won reelection last year, has been a leading prospect for Republican insiders hoping to more seriously challenge Shapiro, an unusually popular first-term governor.