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Families displaced after fire spreads to multiple apartments in Juniata County

A fire in Thompsontown, Juniata County, displaced several families after spreading from a bedroom to multiple apartments. Firefighters responded around 5:51 p.m. and contained the blaze after three hours, with no injuries reported. The American Red Cross is assisting those affected.

Building destroyed after overnight fire in Franklin County

Firefighters extinguished a house fire in Southampton Township, Franklin County, early Tuesday morning. The blaze, reported around 12:47 a.m., prompted an investigation by Pennsylvania State Police, but there are no confirmed reports of injuries. CBS 21 is on scene gathering further information on this developing story.

Harrisburg man, 36, charged for sex with teen he gave narcotics 'many times' police

A Harrisburg man faces multiple charges for allegedly providing narcotics to a teenage girl and engaging in sexual acts with her between 2019 and 2022. Tyler Brown, 36, is accused of exposing the victim to heroin, fentanyl, methamphetamine, and Adderall while she was underage. Authorities cite instances of violence during the alleged relationship, including an incident where Brown kicked the girl in the mouth.

Local businesses team up to help homeless veterans in Harrisburg

A fundraising event called "Operation Generator" aims to support homeless veterans in Harrisburg by raising money for a new generator for the Veterans Grove tiny home community. Scheduled for August 22, the event will feature dinner, a silent auction, and a cash bar, with tickets priced at $30. Proceeds will ensure reliable power for heating, cooling, and food supply during outages.

Staying Aware How to avoid worsening acid reflux in summer months

Summer heat can exacerbate acid reflux symptoms, according to Dr. Anastasius Peter, a UPMC general surgeon. Popular foods and beverages like caffeine, alcohol, and fatty foods can worsen heartburn, prompting recommendations for smaller meals and weight loss to alleviate discomfort.

Breaking the Chainz Inc. opens new headquarters in Harrisburg

Breaking the Chainz Inc. opened its new headquarters in Harrisburg, providing a safe space for children to receive educational and support services. Dauphin County officials proclaimed June 16 as "I Am a Leader Day" in recognition of the nonprofit's efforts to combat youth violence.

10-year-old Dauphin County baseball star dies suddenly after championship win

Bryson Funk, a 10-year-old baseball player from Dauphin County, died unexpectedly from cardiac arrest just a day after his team's championship victory. The community has come together to support his family, with friends sharing memories and honoring his legacy through donations of baseball cards. Funk had been diagnosed with myocarditis prior to his death.

Adams County Sheriff's post of 'protestor edition' bloodied truck sparks controversy

A Facebook post by Adams County Sheriff James Muller depicting a bloodied pickup truck as the "Dodge Ram Protestor Edition" has sparked online controversy. The post followed recent "No Kings" protests in central Pennsylvania, including Gettysburg, and has since been removed. CBS 21 is awaiting comments from the Adams County District Attorney's Office and the sheriff.

Police searching for suspect accused of pushing 60-year-old man, stealing his wallet

Officers in West York, Pennsylvania, seek a suspect who pushed a 60-year-old man to the ground and stole his wallet. The incident occurred near 1200 W. Market Street around 7:20 a.m., with the suspect fleeing west toward W. King Street. Police urge anyone with information to contact them at 717-854-1975.

Harrisburg CBS 21 Days of Caring News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News

WHP CBS 21 Harrisburg provides extensive coverage of local news, weather, and sports for communities in and around Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The station focuses on delivering timely updates and engaging with local events, making it a significant source of information for residents in the greater Harrisburg area.

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