PHOTOS: Have a look at the 2019 York Fair

23 hours ago

EDITORIAL: Sheriff owes public answers

Keuerleber has clearly concluded that voters either don't deserve answers or they won't be too concerned by the increasing flow inappropriate behavior spewing from the Sheriff's Office.

by Dispatch Editorial Board  | 17 mins ago

UPDATED: York County’s most wanted

PHOTOS: Rail trail section closed for tree removal

33 mins ago

Bridging the gap: Quantam college prep program moves to York College

"All they ever wanted to do was for me to make it to college," said Chris Agbanyo, 19 — now attending York College thanks to the Quantum program.

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York-Adams scoreboard for Tuesday, Sept. 17

Following is the York-Adams sports schedule for events of Tuesday, Sept. 17. Scores will be posted as they become available.

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1969 riots: A reckoning, decades after York’s summer of rage

The York riots that took place 50 years ago this summer left dozens injured, many severely wounded, houses and business firebombed and destroyed, and two people dead.

PREP ROUNDUP, SEPT. 17: Central girls earn win

The Central York girls' soccer team earned a pivotal York-Adams Division I triumph over rival Dallastown on Tuesday afternoon, 1-0.

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PHOTOS: York County high school graduation galleries

The York Dispatch will be photographing all York County high school graduations. Check out the latest here:

York City changes location of flu clinic to City Council Chambers

The York City Health Bureau has changed the location of its flu clinic on Saturday, which will now take place in City Council Chambers.

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PHOTOS: York County’s 2019 proms

The York Dispatch is giving the "red carpet" treatment to all of the York County 2019 proms. Have a look to see the fashion, fun and frills at all the proms!

Pennsylvania high school football rankings

The top five PIAA teams are ranked in each of the six classifications.

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MUST SEE VIDEOS by The York Dispatch

See the most current videos by York Dispatch staff.

AG: State Sen. Mike Folmer charged with having child pornography

State Sen. Mike Folmer has been charged after child pornography was found on his phone, the state attorney general said Tuesday.

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Pigskin Pickers’ selections for Sept. 20-21

York-Adams League teams are involved in 11 football games on Friday, Sept. 20, and one on Saturday, Sept. 21. It is the second week of league action.

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Gov. Wolf calls for Sen. Folmer’s resignation over child porn charges

Gov. Tom Wolf called for the resignation of a Pennsylvania state lawmaker who is facing child pornography possession charges after authorities received a tip from an online social media provider that a user had uploaded an image on its service.

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PHOTOS: York County’s 2018 homecoming dances

The York Dispatch is giving the "red carpet" treatment to all of York County's high schools for their 2018 homecoming dances. Have a look to see the fashion, fun and frills at the dances!

Local obituaries for Wednesday, Sept. 18

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PHOTOS: Central plays Dallastown in girls’ soccer

18 hours ago

How to submit a letter to the editor

West York could hike taxes to pay for $500K highway garage

At a meeting Monday, Sept. 16, council voted 4-3 to authorize borough manager Shawn Mauck to advertise an ordinance that would allow the borough to borrow $650,000 for a new building.

| 19 hours ago

4 ways York Dispatch subscribers stay connected

You get more than a subscription when you sign up with The York Dispatch — you become part of our community.

Bell Socialization opens new CHIPP apartments in York City

Bell Socialization Services officially opened their new Community Hospitalization Integration Project Program apartments, the Jefferson Towers.

| 19 hours ago

Lewandowski, House Democrats spar at impeachment hearing

Corey Lewandowski, a devoted friend and supporter of President Donald Trump, was following White House orders not to discuss conversations with the president beyond what was already public in former special counsel Robert Mueller’s report.

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Births for Wednesday, Sept. 18

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HEISER: Warriors, Rams have major opportunities

Susquehannock and Kennard-Dale have major football opportunities Friday. With wins, they'll stamp themselves as York-Adams Division II contenders.

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Cokie Roberts, longtime political journalist, dies at 75

Cokie Roberts, the daughter of politicians and a pioneering journalist who chronicled Washington from Jimmy Carter to Donald Trump for NPR and ABC News, died Tuesday of complications from breast cancer. She was

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‘Blood money’? Purdue settlement would rely on opioid sales

“The settlement agreement basically requires the settlement payments to be made based on the future sales and profits of opioids. That doesn’t really feel to me like the right way to do this,” Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker said this week.

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Details still unknown in incident that injured two at York Fair

Two people were injured on a York Fair ride over the weekend, yet days later little information on what led to the incident has been released.

| 21 hours ago

PHOTOS: Apple Honda expanding to site of former Dick’s Sporting Goods

21 hours ago

Army revamps recruiting, hits enlistment goal

Army leaders tell The Associated Press that they expect to sign up more than 68,000 active duty soldiers for the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30, as the largest branch of the U.S. military increasingly turns to social media and other new online methods to find potential recruits.

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Infectious disease expert: WellSpan, state handling measles cases correctly

An infectious disease expert and senior scholar at Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security said WellSpan Health and the state Department of Health are properly handling the two recent measles cases in York County.

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Trump’s Cabinet has had more ex-lobbyists than Obama or Bush

The Cabinet choices are another sign that Trump’s populist pledge to “drain the swamp” is a catchy campaign slogan but not a serious attempt to change the way Washington works. Instead of staring down “the unholy alliance of lobbyists and donors and special interests” as Trump recently declared, the influence industry has flourished during his administration.

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OP-ED: Worries that Democrats will go too far in primaries appear unfounded

At the outset of the presidential campaign, Democratic Party elders worried about an epidemic sweeping from one primary state to the next: a sudden plague of litmus tests.

by Doyle McManus  | 23 hours ago

Woman charged in York City hammer assault

A York City woman is accused of calling a woman racial epithets before assaulting her with a hammer Sunday night, according to police.

| 22 hours ago

OP-ED: Standing with survivors in our community

In my nearly 20 years as a York County commissioner, I have come to deeply respect and care about this community. So, when a member of our community is egregiously harmed by a criminal act, I feel compelled to stand up for them.

by Chris Reilly  | 1 day ago

Study finds air pollution reaches placenta during pregnancy

A novel scanning technique spotted a type of particle pollution – sootlike black carbon – on placentas donated by 28 new mothers, researchers reported in Nature Communications.

| 22 hours ago

OP-ED: Why a great spy for America is no longer spying

It’s scarcely over yet, this effort to grab President Donald Trump around the head for things that weren’t his fault, drag him through the mud and say, there, we’ve got him now. That seems pretty much what happened when a CNN reporter incorrectly told us Trump was responsible for our greatest spy in

by Jay Ambrose  | 2 days ago

York County districts forgoing charter tuition but charters hit with fee

"This is like social services trying to collect child support from a deadbeat dad," Meyers said.

| 23 hours ago

OP-ED: Democrats’ latest debate exposed a depressing dynamic in the 2020 field

If 2016 was a lesson for America in what can finally happen after decades of letting bad deeds go unpunished, 2020 is reminding us, a year ahead of time, that learning that lesson doesn’t answer the question of how to avoid repeating it.

by Harry Seigel  | 2 days ago