Robert Stover is a journalist based in Pennsylvania, focusing on local news in the Lancaster area. He has written for WPMT FOX43 and his work has also been featured in KENS 5 and WNEP-TV 16. Robert covers a wide range of topics including community events, weather updates, public safety, and local government news.
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Robert Stover's articles primarily focus on local news, including weather updates, road conditions, and community events in Pennsylvania. His coverage often includes expert commentary and government announcements regarding emergency services and public safety.
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Lab-grown meats could be found in some grocery stores soon, but a new bill in the state house looks to ban the products before they are ever in the Commonwealth.
By: Robert Stover
A Lancaster County police department is slowly rolling out its newest initiative to generate more community feedback and it’s doing so one call at a time.
By: Robert Stover
Former President Donald Trump is expected to make a campaign stop in Lancaster which may affect downtown traffic on Sunday.
By: Robert Stover
Election Day is just two weeks away.
Some county election offices were at capacity on Monday as Pennsylvanians registered to vote at the last minute.
A multistate nonprofit is helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities find employment with the program now expanded into York County.
Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance sat down for a town hall in Harrisburg Saturday to discuss childhood education and school choice.
A 150-year-old historic farm in East Hempfield Township has a new owner and has the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County concerned about its future.
Some Pennsylvanians are anxious about what could happen after all votes are counted on November 5.
By: Robert Stover
It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month and scientists are continuing to investigate if snake venom can treat the disease.
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