Meredith Jorgensen is a Reporter at WGAL News 8. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, legal affairs, and social issues, with a particular focus on Pennsylvania. Meredith's work has been featured in WDSU-TV, NBC5 News, WMTW-TV, WGAL 8 TV, and WYFF 4.
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WGAL wanted to know what it is really like to be a young person today, so News 8's Meredith Jorgensen sat down with some middle and high school students to find out what's important to them.
Issues surrounding a seasonal cold-weather shelter have plagued Ephrata for the last few winters. This winter is no different, as the borough's long-time mayor and council wrangle over how to change the current regulations, serve the homeless and satisfy residents.
The new firearm storage training is teaching gun owners how to keep children safe from firearms, and there's a safety bonus at the end.
By: Meredith Jorgensen
More than a year and a half after a candy factory exploded in West Reading, the National Transportation Safety Board finished its investigation.
The older students enjoyed the project, and the younger students were delighted with the outcome.
By: Meredith Jorgensen
It can be tough getting a high school student interested in something new.
By: Meredith Jorgensen
Lancaster's Water Bureau gets nearly two thirds of its water from the Susquehanna River. When the weather recently caused an unusual event on the river, it made it hard for the Water Bureau to keep water flowing freely.
By: Meredith Jorgensen
NEW OXFORD, Pa. — National cybersecurity experts from the White House, the FBI and Homeland Security visited with school leaders in Adams
By: Meredith Jorgensen
WARWICK TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A Lancaster County woman is out of her home after an early Tuesday morning fire destroyed it along Earl Lane in Warwick Township.
By: Meredith Jorgensen
With cold temperatures continuing, these kinds of road conditions could last for days.
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