Riots & Raffles: Our editor offers his annual review of Harrisburg’s top news stories.
Ah, January. Bitter winds. Winter storm warnings. Slush up to your knees. But here’s something to warm your soul—my annual… Read More
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Harrisburg Finalizes Budget Harrisburg last month passed a 2018 budget did not raise city tax rates, but added a number… Read More
More Art, Music: H*MAC gets state grant to help complete Midtown facility.
A major Harrisburg arts venue is the big winner locally in the annual competition for state redevelopment funds. The House… Read More
In the Books: Harrisburg Council makes a few tweaks, passes 2018 budget.
Harrisburg City Council voted tonight to approve a $72 million budget for 2018, which will hold tax rates steady and… Read More
All Heat No Fire: Divided Harrisburg school board delays vote on superintendent’s future.
The former president of the Harrisburg school board sparred tonight with the man who unseated her, alleging that he failed… Read More
To Re-hire or Not? Pro-voucher video surfaces as Harrisburg school board considers Knight-Burney’s future.
Should the leader of a struggling public school district support a student’s choice to leave it? That’s one of the… Read More
Harrisburg Mayor: City plans to proceed with composting facility plan.
Harrisburg intends to move ahead with plans to build a composting facility in Susquehanna Township, even though a number of… Read More
Citing low manpower, police dial back plans for Allison Hill substation.
The Harrisburg Police Bureau is on track to open a police substation in Allison Hill in late summer 2018, but… Read More
No Tax Hike as Dauphin County Finalizes 2018 Budget
The Dauphin County commissioners today passed a 2018 budget that keeps property taxes steady for a 13th consecutive year. The… Read More
As Harrisburg finalizes its 2018 budget, officials hear a forecast for Act 47.
Harrisburg is likely to spend another three years in the state’s Act 47 program for financially distressed municipalities, according to… Read More