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City leaders this week formally moved closer to offering a new home for vendors of the Broad Street Market who were displaced after a fire last month heavily damaged a section of the Harrisburg landmark's Brick Building.

The goal is to bring a more permanent solution to smoother, safer roads.

PSECU, the largest credit union in the state, presented a $10,000 check to the Broad Street Market and the City of Harrisburg.

Most of the vendors displaced by the fire at the Broad Street Market in Harrisburg say they'll make the move to a temporary location.

City officials originally set the deadline to Friday for Broad Street Market vendors to tell city officials whether or not they need a tent.

After a fire swept through Harrisburg’s Broad Street Market last week and destroyed one of the two historic buildings, vendors had to adapt.

Liberty Counsel is asking the Third U.S.

Judges pushed back on claims that Harrisburg is improperly enforcing its ordinance to prohibit peaceful conversations between anti-abortion activists and patients.

The city of Harrisburg and other organizations are working to make sure kids are surrounded by fun activities and positive influences when schools dismiss for the summer.

The storm knocked out a front window at Midtown Scholar and blew over a billboard.