Ed Weinstock is a reporter at WGAL, covering York County since 1986. His reporting spans various topics including crime, law enforcement, and community events, reflecting his commitment to highlighting local issues and stories. Ed has been featured in several prominent outlets, including WTAE, KETV, and WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore.
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Ed's coverage heavily revolves around crime, community events, and local government announcements in the York County area of Pennsylvania. His focus suggests that he is likely to be particularly receptive to pitches related to local crime stories, community events or initiatives, and governmental announcements within York County.
Given his emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news, Ed may also show interest in pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations or significant updates on previously covered crimes.
Entertainment news appears to be a smaller part of his coverage but could still present an opportunity for relevant localized event coverage or features tied directly into the York County area.
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BROGUE, Pa. — Pennsylvania Department of Transportation crews across York County are still clearing away blowing and drifting snow from Monday night's storm.
By: Ed Weinstock
Police said Kravitz was under the influence of drugs and was speeding when the refrigerated truck he was driving slammed into a line of vehicles stopped at a traffic light.
WEST MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A man faces a possible life sentence if convicted of charges in a deadly chain reaction crash involving 13 vehicles in York County.
By: Ed Weinstock
Twenty-four-year-old Brandon Hennel of York County is hospitalized with severe facial injuries.
YORK, Pa. — The bank vault is still there, but the rest of an old M&T Bank branch on East Market Street at Sherman Street in York has been transformed.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Five people were shot in five days in Harrisburg, leaving three of them dead. This gun violence has neighbors on edge.
By: Taylor Hess, Ed Weinstock
As the light snow fell today, it stuck to roads – making for some slick conditions in parts of the Susquehanna Valley.
By: Rachael Lardani, Ed Weinstock
A man was found dead after his house filled with carbon monoxide Tuesday, according to Pennsylvania police.
Another planned outage is set for Saturday.
YORK COUNTY, Pa. — A Pennsylvania Department of Transportation truck sprayed salt brine on a snow-covered road between Wrightsville and Hellam on Monday.
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