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Woman ID'd following fatal York County fire

Fatality reported in McKean County fire

HAZEL HURST, Pa. — Officials confirmed Wednesday that a person died in a fire that destroyed a residence in McKean County on Tuesday.

Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant & Smorgasbord reopen after deadly hotel explosion

BIRD-IN-HAND, Pa. (WHTM) – The Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant & Smorgasbord reopened Thursday after a deadly explosion at the adjacent Bird-in-Hand Family Inn earlier this month. Bird-in-Hand Corporation says the restaurant underwent multiple inspections including structural, gas line and tank, water, electrical, and heating, before reopening. Also reopening is the Bird-in-Hand Stage with their final performance […]

1 dead after central Pa. hotel explosion: coroner

Multiple crews respond to Lancaster County hotel explosion

(WHTM) — Multiple crews are on the scene of a hotel explosion in Lancaster County. According to Pennsylvania State Police, the fire is at the Bird-in-hand Family Inn, located at 2740 Old Philadelphia Pike, in Leacock Township. State Police say they were notified of the explosion at about 2:36 a.m. and that there was heavy […]

Ehrhardt is new executive director of Oxford Mainstreet Inc.

OXFORD, Pa. — Julia Ehrhardt officially started her new job as executive director of Oxford Mainstreet, Inc. on Sept. 11.

At least one dead in Cumberland County house fire

Cumberland County Deputy PIO Jonathan Kibe has confirmed that the coroner is still on scene and that the fire started in the basement of the home.

Fatal house fire in Peach Bottom, Pa.

PEACH BOTTOM, PA — Pennsylvania State Police Fire Marshals continue their investigation of a Monday morning house fire that killed two people.

Officials identify man killed Saturday in Lancaster fire

Updated: 11:55 AM EST December 28, 2020 LANCASTER, Pa. — Fire officials have released the identity of the 33-year-old Lancaster man killed Saturday in a fire on the 500 block of Beaver Street. Luis Diaz-Ortiz was killed in the fire, which fire officials say was determined to be accidental. The Lancaster City Bureau of Fire determined the early morning blaze originated in the first-floor kitchen of the rowhome. Investigators found electric extension cords and a power strip present where the fire originated. The estimated damage is $75,000, officials say. The fire origin and cause were jointly investigated by the Lancaster City Fire Marshal Division, Lancaster City Bureau of Police, and Pennsylvania State Police Fire Marshals.