Severe thunderstorm warning for York County

The National Weather service also has issued a hazardous weather outlook for York and surrounding counties.

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More than 1,000 protest death of George Floyd for second consecutive day in York

"We are here because we've had enough," said Arlette Morales, one of the event's organizers. "We're have enough. And I'm tired of innocent black men and women getting killed for simply being black."

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Police reforms proposed after Antwon Rose’s killing have languished in Pa. Will now be different?

The death of George Floyd has reignited a push by Democrats, but without Republicans the measures don’t stand a chance.

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State slaps Round the Clock Diner with more fines

Those restaurants were previously fined $1,000 each after inspectors determined they were operating without licenses last Tuesday.

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OP-ED: The president of the United States declared war on America on Monday night

Backed into a corner after his incompetence and distrust in science was trampled by a virus that’s killed 105,000 Americans, compounded by 40 million unemployed and now massive, chaotic protests over the police brutality and racism that he has nurtured instead of combating, the president of the Unit

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Adams DA now says no charges for Lincoln

Adams County District Attorney Brian Sinnett now says that Lincoln Speedway won't face criminal enforcement, despite ignoring state orders.

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Player wants PSU to be voice in fight for unity

Penn State junior defensive tackle PJ Mustipher wants the Nittany Lions football team to be a leading voice in the fight for unity.

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Pennsylvania Turnpike lays off 500 workers, makes all-electronic tolling permanent

Layoffs will begin June 18, primarily in toll and fare collection, officials said in a news release Tuesday.

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Police: York Twp. man facing DUI, child endangerment charges after I-83 traffic stop

Troopers said Carmichael’s eyes were “heavy, watery and bloodshot,” and there was a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from inside his Nissan Maxima.

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Trump, Biden win Pennsylvania primary amid unrest, pandemic

Pennsylvania held a primary election Tuesday amid civil unrest, a pandemic, the introduction of new voting machines in some counties and the debut of mail-in balloting that pushed county election bureaus to their limits.

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Nation’s streets calmest in days, protests largely peaceful

Protests were largely peaceful and the nation's streets were calmer than they have been in days since the killing of George Floyd set off demonstrations that at times brought violence and destruction along with pleas to stop police brutality and injustice against African Americans.

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EDITORIAL: MLB looks poised to repeat history

Major League Baseball players and owners are in a labor stalemate about how to restart the game during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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VIDEO: LIVE - Black Lives Matter Protest in York City

Activists rally during a Black Lives Matter protest in York City, Tuesday, June 2, 2020.

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VIDEO:Mail-in ballot drop off

Voters drop off their mail-in ballots at the York County Administrative Center in York City during the Primary Election, Tuesday, June 2, 2020.

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Siren test slated Wednesday at Peach Bottom power plan

The emergency warning siren system is located in a 10-mile radius surrounding the plant.

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VIDEO: Resident responds to polling location move

Cindy Catalano, of East Manchester Township, responds to the change in her polling location for the Primary Election, Tuesday, June 2, 2020.

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Clues in vaccine race come via monkeys, ferrets

Even as companies recruit tens of thousands of people for larger vaccine studies this summer, behind the scenes scientists still are testing ferrets, monkeys and other animals in hopes of clues to those basic q

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Virus rebound fears rise as protests continue in hot spots

Many of the protests broke out in places where the virus is still circulating widely in the population. In fact, an Associated Press review found that demonstrations have taken place in every one of the 25 U.S. communities with the highest concentrations of new cases. Some have seen major protests over multiple days, including Minneapolis-St. Paul, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles.

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No cause of death for grandmother whose remains were found in Dillsburg-area freezer

State police allege the woman's granddaughter hid the death so she could keep collecting the victim's Social Security income.

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Fear the bitter bite? Give kale a chance

Something magical happens when kale meets the acidic ingredients of a salad dressing. With a short marination in oil and lemon juice, the leaves become tender enough to melt in your mouth.

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Grilling? Hold up. For a better burger, use the stove

A skillet allows the patties to baste in their own juices as they cook. That’s a huge improvement over losing all-important moisture to the spatters that cause annoying grilling flare-ups.

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PHOTOS: Mail-in ballots, polling location changes for York County Primary Election

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OP-ED: God don’t like ugly: Blasphemer in chief hits new low with church photo op

Was anyone else looking for a lightning bolt to shoot out of the sky when the blasphemer in chief waved the Holy Bible for a photo op in front of a Washington, D.C., church after using the military to disperse a crowd protesting the murder of George Floyd?

by Leonard Greene  | 39 mins ago

OP-ED: What the George Floyd unrest and COVID-19 are revealing

Both the riots that erupted over the weekend as well as the racial disparity in the COVID-19 pandemic are profound wake-up calls for our society to address many of the structural barriers that impede a host of economic and health outcomes.

by Leonard A. Jason and Kyle Hucke  | 1 day ago

OP-ED: Police need real reform, a fresh start

Police are not solely responsible for the systemic inequalities within our society. But they must stop tolerating fellow cops who verbally and physically abuse others.

by David C. Couper  | 1 day ago

OP-ED: In threatening to shoot rioters, Trump takes a page from George Wallace’s playbook

Trump’s line about looting and shooting isn’t original. It was apparently coined in 1967 by Miami Police Chief Walter Headley.

by Michael McGough  | 2 days ago

OP-ED: In a nasty push, Republicans want immunity for companies that negligently spread COVID-19

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has signaled that COVID-19 corporate immunity is his “red line” for considering another much-needed economic stimulus package.

by Harry Litman  | 2 days ago