Zahriah Balentine is a journalist based in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. She has a focus on local news and has written for PennLive.com and The Scranton Times-Tribune. Zahriah covers a range of topics including crime, community events, and social issues impacting the Harrisburg area.
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Zahriah Balentine's coverage focuses primarily on crime, accidents, missing persons, and local news within Pennsylvania. The majority of her articles fall under evolving stories and breaking news categories with a strong emphasis on providing timely updates to ongoing incidents.
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By: Zahriah Balentine
Harrisburg residents living near Italian Lake might hear loud sounds starting mid-morning Thursday, Jan. 16, as the USDA Wildlife Services will be
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By: Zahriah Balentine, Zbalentine
Eventually, temperatures will turn a little more tolerable. But it won't be this week.
The cause of a fire that killed a long-married couple last week in Dauphin County and destroyed their home remains unknown because of the extent of the damage, police said Tuesday.
Harrisburg police said one person is injured after a tent fire at a homeless encampment outside the city's Shipoke neighborhood.
By: Zahriah Balentine
A homeless man is in critical condition after catching on fire while trying to stay warm inside his tent in Harrisburg Thursday morning.
By: Jonathan Bergmueller
A morning fire at a Harrisburg homeless encampment burned more than half of a man's body, causing some of the worst injuries the city's fire chief has ever seen, he told reporters Thursday afternoon.
The Thursday night fire happened on the 300 block of Philadelphia Avenue in Chambersburg, Franklin County.
The man was flown to Maryland after he was found with severe burn wounds on Jan. 16.
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