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CBS 21 News is a local news station serving the greater Harrisburg area in Pennsylvania, including Harrisburg, Lancaster, Lebanon, York, and surrounding communities. As a trusted source of information, CBS 21 News keeps its viewers informed about the latest happenings in their region.

The station covers a wide range of topics that matter to the local community, such as crime, entertainment news, tragic events, family and relationship stories, and education-related issues. CBS 21 News is committed to providing comprehensive coverage of evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, local events, and seasonal happenings.

With a team of dedicated journalists and reporters, CBS 21 News delivers up-to-date and accurate information to its viewers through its various platforms. The station's mission is to keep the community informed and engaged, fostering a sense of connection and awareness about the issues and events that shape their daily lives.

Whether it's reporting on a crime incident, covering a local festival, or providing insights into educational initiatives, CBS 21 News serves as a reliable source of information for residents of the Harrisburg metropolitan area and its surrounding communities.

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State police on scene of cheese manufacturer fire in Lancaster, dispatchers confirm

By: Isaac Embry

2024-11-14

Multiple fire crews along with Pennsylvania State Police are on scene of a working fire at Oak Shade Cheese, LLC in Lancaster County, dispatchers confirm.The f

State police on scene of cheese manufacturer fire in Lancaster, dispatchers confirm by Isaac Embry Wed, November 13th 2024 at 4:39 PM (Courtesy: Pennsylvania State Police) LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — The fire was reported around 3:01p.m. on 286 Reath Road. Robert Fulton Fire is the main responding agency on scene while being assisted by several other crews. No injuries have been reported. This is a developing story. Stay with CBS21 for updates.

By: Isaac Embry

2024-11-14

Multiple fire crews along with Pennsylvania State Police are on scene of a working fire at Oak Shade Cheese, LLC in Lancaster County, dispatchers confirm.

Former employee of restaurant owner says apology for racial slurs 'sounded phony' by T.J. Anthony Wed, November 13th 2024 at 4:38 PM The Paddock restaurant owned by Jonathon Spanos (WHP) YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Brian Hohenadel says he worked for Jonathon Spanos at The Paddock in East York. Hohenadel spoke with CBS 21 after Spanos held a press conference at the Springettsbury Municipal Complex on Wednesday morning. “It just sounded phony. I see right through him because I know him,” said Hohenadel. While many from the area and across the internet were surprised to hear the n-word out of Spanos' mouth, Hohenadel says he wasn't shocked. He said that similar outbursts were not uncommon during his time working at The Paddock. “As long as he wasn't there it was great, but when he was there everyone was on edge because you never know what he was going to scream about,” explained Hohenadel. Hohenadel said he believes the words that Spanos said was in the heat of the moment. At the press conference, Spanos was joined by pastors and the upcoming president of the NAACP York chapter, Dr. Sherry Washington. “By no means does our presence at this conference signify all is well,” said Dr. Washington.

2024-11-14

After a public apology from a restaurateur who was caught on camera saying racial slurs, one of his former employees says he's not sold on the plea for forgiveness.

Live Scene of the fire on the 200 block of W. Pine Street via Sky View 21 (WHP) CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Fortunately, no one was injured, but at least half of the home seems to be destroyed. Crews were still on scene as of the afternoon, when Chief Drone Pilot Ed Russo captured this shot. Sky View 21 is sponsored by Renewal by Andersen.">

Sky View 21 | Fire tears through home in South Middleton Township by Alexa Southard Wed, November 13th 2024 at 12:24 PM Updated Wed, November 13th 2024 at 12:31 PM More Videos Volume 90% Press shift question mark to access a list of keyboard shortcuts Keyboard Shortcuts Play/Pause SPACE Increase Volume ↑ Decrease Volume ↓ Seek Forward → Seek Backward ← Captions On/Off c Fullscreen/Exit Fullscreen f Mute/Unmute m Decrease Caption Size - Increase Caption Size + or = Seek % 0-9 https://local21news.com/news/sky-view-21/sky-view-21-fire-destroys-home-in-south-middleton-township-drone-damage-cumberland-county-pa-pennsylvania-blaze-firefighters-on-scene?video=8b50443afb734ea8bed8220964027e0c Live Scene of the fire on the 200 block of W. Pine Street via Sky View 21 (WHP) CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Fortunately, no one was injured, but at least half of the home seems to be destroyed. Crews were still on scene as of the afternoon, when Chief Drone Pilot Ed Russo captured this shot. Sky View 21 is sponsored by Renewal by Andersen.

2024-11-14

Sky View 21 flew over the scene of a house fire in South Middleton Township Wednesday morning.

Parents sue Lancaster County school for handling of AI generated nude photos

By: Fatima Moien, Alexa Southard

2024-11-14

Parents of students at Lancaster Country Day are suing the school district, the head of school, and the president of the board of trustees over the handling of

Parents sue Lancaster County school for handling of AI generated nude photos by Fatima Moien & Alexa Southard Wed, November 13th 2024 at 5:42 PM Updated Thu, November 14th 2024 at 6:34 PM Lancaster Country Day School (WHP) LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — The Lancaster Country Day School was first informed of nude images involving its female student body last year, and a year later the school is still catching up with concerns from and parents and students. Last Friday, over 200 students performed a walk-out to send the administration a message about their safety concerns. It was organized by the students on social media. CBS 21's Fatima Moien spoke with parents that wish to be anonymous to conceal the identity of their daughters involved in the case. Parents raised their outrage on the school board for not taking the original "Safe 2 Say" tip given by a student in November of 2023. "All they had to do was call the police and do the right thing," said a mother of one of the victims. "This is child pornography and it is the failure of mandatory reporters to protect innocent children." The parent went on to explain how the photos taken by another student were artificially altered to look "realistic." The photos of over 50 young girls were taken from their existing social media of them posing in their bedrooms, and on campus to then look naked. The girls were called accompanied by their parents by Manheim Police Township to go through what is described as "binders of photos," with the girls initialing which ones are their faces. The parents lauded the work of Detective Laurel Bair, who has been interviewing and speaking with the victims involved. "I have committed to my daughter that I will not stop until change is brought to her school," said the mother involved in the case.

By: Southard, Fatima Moien

2024-11-14

Parents of students at Lancaster Country Day are suing the school district, the head of school, and the president of the board of trustees over the handling of AI generated explicit photos of students.

'It's just an essential aspect of Central PA': Broad Street Alliance discusses 2025 budget

By: Andrew Klein

2024-11-14

The Broad Street Alliance met to discuss the budget for the Broad Street Market in 2025.

Live 11.13.24 CLOSER LOOK CBS21 NEWS — The race between Senator Bob Casey and republican challenger Dave McCormick will trigger an automatic recount of votes statewide for just the 8th time in Pennsylvania history. We are taking a closer look at the outcome of these automatic recounts in the past, and the cost to complete these recounts funded by tax-payer dollars.">

Closer Look: Automatic recounts & the cost to taxpayers by Dylan McCaffrey Thu, November 14th 2024 at 12:04 AM More Videos 0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% Press shift question mark to access a list of keyboard shortcuts Keyboard Shortcuts Play/Pause SPACE Increase Volume ↑ Decrease Volume ↓ Seek Forward → Seek Backward ← Captions On/Off c Fullscreen/Exit Fullscreen f Mute/Unmute m Decrease Caption Size - Increase Caption Size + or = Seek % 0-9 Next Up 'It's just an essential aspect of Central PA': Broad Street Alliance discusses 2025 budget https://local21news.com/news/local/closer-look-automatic-ballot-recounts-the-cost-to-taxpayers?video=0966348794f2460abf2ce1876b5f570f Live 11.13.24 CLOSER LOOK CBS21 NEWS — The race between Senator Bob Casey and republican challenger Dave McCormick will trigger an automatic recount of votes statewide for just the 8th time in Pennsylvania history. We are taking a closer look at the outcome of these automatic recounts in the past, and the cost to complete these recounts funded by tax-payer dollars.

By: Dylan McCaffrey

2024-11-14

Live Broad Street Market budget for 2025 has been set. DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — After a tough year in 2024, the Broad Street Alliance met to discuss the budget for the upcoming year. Around 20 people, including board members, vendors and Harrisburg residents attended the meeting. The Alliance was clear on its hope for an open forum in the future, emphasizing the importance of community voices on the market. "People here have been relying on the market for their groceries, food, and other items," said Eric Hagarty, the chair of the Broad Street Alliance. "It's just an essential aspect of Central Pennsylvania." With winter around the corner, one of the main structural issues discussed were the pipes and their potential to freeze. The Alliance said it was meeting with the City of Harrisburg to ensure a structurally sufficient market site. Some of the other ideas include a plan to utilize the outdoor space at all times, painting chess boards on the picnic tables, and creating space for schedules and community bulletin boards. As promised by State Representatives Patty Kim and David Madsen, the board was given more than $300,000, with $100,000 to be used for capital repairs that were long overdue. Another sum of $144,000 is set to go towards staffing payroll, $30,000 granted for digital advertising with an added $5,280 for print advertising. They also have more than $30,000 in continued maintenance and upkeep. Broad Street Market has been a staple in Harrisburg since the late 1860s and is one of the oldest farmers markets in the United States.">

'It's just an essential aspect of Central PA': Broad Street Alliance discusses 2025 budget by Andrew Klein Thu, November 14th 2024 at 9:39 PM More Videos Volume 90% Press shift question mark to access a list of keyboard shortcuts Keyboard Shortcuts Play/Pause SPACE Increase Volume ↑ Decrease Volume ↓ Seek Forward → Seek Backward ← Captions On/Off c Fullscreen/Exit Fullscreen f Mute/Unmute m Decrease Caption Size - Increase Caption Size + or = Seek % 0-9 Next Up Closer Look: Automatic recounts & the cost to taxpayers https://local21news.com/news/local/its-just-an-essential-aspect-of-central-pa-broad-street-alliance-discusses-2025-budget?video=b5f1a5bd5ffe4b99b3cc586d3414fd35 Live Broad Street Market budget for 2025 has been set. DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — After a tough year in 2024, the Broad Street Alliance met to discuss the budget for the upcoming year. Around 20 people, including board members, vendors and Harrisburg residents attended the meeting. The Alliance was clear on its hope for an open forum in the future, emphasizing the importance of community voices on the market. "People here have been relying on the market for their groceries, food, and other items," said Eric Hagarty, the chair of the Broad Street Alliance. "It's just an essential aspect of Central Pennsylvania." With winter around the corner, one of the main structural issues discussed were the pipes and their potential to freeze. The Alliance said it was meeting with the City of Harrisburg to ensure a structurally sufficient market site. Some of the other ideas include a plan to utilize the outdoor space at all times, painting chess boards on the picnic tables, and creating space for schedules and community bulletin boards. As promised by State Representatives Patty Kim and David Madsen, the board was given more than $300,000, with $100,000 to be used for capital repairs that were long overdue. Another sum of $144,000 is set to go towards staffing payroll, $30,000 granted for digital advertising with an added $5,280 for print advertising. They also have more than $30,000 in continued maintenance and upkeep. Broad Street Market has been a staple in Harrisburg since the late 1860s and is one of the oldest farmers markets in the United States.

By: Andrew Klein

2024-11-14

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Lancaster man charged with multiple felony sex crimes against children: police

By: Isaac Embry

2024-11-14

A Lancaster County man has been charged with several felony sex crimes against children relating to an assault from 2023, according to Columbia Borough Police D

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