Alyssa Kratz is a journalist focused on local news in Pennsylvania, specifically in the York area. She writes for WPMT FOX43 and WNEP-TV 16, covering a range of topics including community events, local government, business, and social issues. Alyssa is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to her audience and keeping them informed about the happenings in their community.
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According to the Columbia Borough Fire Department, there is no hazard to the public.
Old Forge Family Farm in Chanceford Township sold more than 1,000 trees in just five days.
This is the third physical location for UPMC's addiction recovery service.
The Salvation Army Harrisburg Capital City Region will serve more than 5,000 kids.
The county has saved an estimated $2.89 million in debt service costs through the refinancing of three separate bonds.
The Dauphin County District Attorney is investigating Tuesday's shooting.
By: Alyssa Kratz
The move comes as Chapter 14 of the Public Utility Code is set to expire on December 31.
Peter Bottros founded SHINE Music Foundation to inspire underserved kids. But recently, something uninspiring happened at his studio.
By: Alyssa Kratz, Leah Hall
Judy Smith was last seen leaving a York County bar on Jan. 26, 1995. Her badly decomposed body was found just over three months later.
By: Alyssa Kratz
The Heinz-Menaker Senior Center is still waiting on $250,000 in American Rescue Plan funding from the city.
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