Janet Pickel is an Editor at PennLive. With a journalism career that began in high school, she has a wealth of experience overseeing newsletters and managing content, focusing on regional interest and world news, as well as topics like climate policy and school safety measures. Janet's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Scranton Times-Tribune, LehighValley Live, and MSN.
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Janet Pickel's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Her articles often cover accidents, weather updates, crime incidents, and tragedies in the central Pennsylvania region.
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Pitches offering exclusive interviews with eyewitnesses or individuals directly affected by the covered events could be of interest to Janet due to her attention to tragedy and family-related themes within the context of local news.
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K-9 Ares had served Derry Township police since 2019.
By: Janet Pickel
One woman left a 10-year-old child in a vehicle parked at a Philadelphia-area casino for more than three hours.
Showers and thunderstorms are possible in central Pennsylvania until early this afternoon.
Whitaker Center will host live shows that include two Jim Henson-related productions and tribute bands.
By: Janet Pickel
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board banned 18 people from gambling at casinos, online and at video gaming terminals in the state — including four adults who left children unattended while they gambled.
By: Janet Pickel
The southeastern Pa. dental practice misled elderly patients about their coverage, according to a settlement, and will pay restitution and penalties.
Risks include damaging winds, tornadoes and heavy rainfall capable of producing flash flooding.
The storm watch is in effect until 9 tonight in areas that include Dauphin, Cumberland, Adams and York counties.
By: Janet Pickel
Four Pa. troopers who were shot last year in two incidents received the State Police Purple Heart.
By: Janet Pickel
The Lebanon County woman, engaged to the boy's father, was convicted in the child's 2020 starvation and beating death.
