Janet Pickel is an Editor at PennLive. With a journalism career that spans over two decades, she focuses on themes such as climate change, regional interest, and global warming, while also managing newsletters and content across various platforms. Janet's work has been featured in notable publications including The Scranton Times-Tribune, LehighValley Live, and MSN.
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A 6-week-old Amish baby with a rare neurological genetic disorder died from measles at home in Lancaster County around Aug. 18.
By: Janet Pickel
Pennsylvania's confirmed number of measles cases is getting closer 600. Cases have reached 37 counties as of Friday, with two deaths linked to the outbreak that began in late April.
The long weekend forecast calls for sunny skies, comfortable days and cool nights before heat and humidity return.
An incident involving a tractor-trailer shut down a portion of Interstate 83 in York County around 7:15 p.m. yesterday.
The Pennsylvania State Archives has opened an exhibit honoring the 40 passengers and crew members who died on United Flight 93 on Sept. 11, 2001.
Almost all of Pennsylvania will be in the 80s today, Sept. 8, 2026. (National Weather Service State College) National Weather Service State College
Pennsylvania has had well over 600 measles cases this year, as of Wednesday, with nearly 100 new reports in the past week.
Hershey Theatre, Whitaker Center, the Gettysburg Foundation and the Perry County historical society were among the recipients.
By: Janet Pickel
Pennsylvania State Police investigated 790 crashes that resulted in three deaths over the Labor Day weekend, according to statistics released this week.
The flag-lowering is to honor victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks on the 25th anniversary.
