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>>COVID-19 Cases Increasing In Pennsylvania (Harrisburg, PA) -- Positive COVID-19 cases are increasing in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Department of Health updated its COVID-19 statistics yesterday and added more than 95-hundred positive cases. About 270 more people have died due to complications of the coronavirus as well. There are currently over six-thousand people hospitalized because of the virus, and the state's positivity rate went up to 16-point-two-percent. >>Governor Wolf Announces All Counties Have Received COVID-19 Antigen Tests (Harrisburg, PA) -- The tenth allotment of COVID-19 antigen tests is being distributed to about 20 counties who never received the shipment. The Wolf Administration announced yesterday that all 67 counties in the state have now gotten a shipment of antigen test kits. Officials say the test kits can show an antigen on the surface of the SARS-COV-2 virus and detect viral RNA. They are being provided to the state by the federal government.
Are you ready? Forecast calls for a year’s worth of snow: Good Morning, Pennsylvania Updated Dec 16, 2020; Weather Photo of the day Firefighters work at Mid-Penn Service garage on State Road in Penn Township, Perry County, on Monday. Photo by Dan Gleiter, PennLive.com. Snowstorm Covered in snow: Central Pennsylvania could see more snow today and tomorrow than it got all last year. Read more: Today’s talkers Coronavirus: A More than 6,000 people are in Pa. hospitals with the coronavirus, 1,200 of them in ICUs. The virus has killed at least 12,800 in the state. Read more. Fire: A woman was hospitalized in critical condition after jumping from her burning second-story apartment yesterday. Others were rescued by deputies. Read more.
>>COVID-19 Cases Increasing In Pennsylvania (Harrisburg, PA) -- Positive COVID-19 cases are increasing in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Department of Health updated its COVID-19 statistics yesterday and added more than 95-hundred positive cases. About 270 more people have died due to complications of the coronavirus as well. There are currently over six-thousand people hospitalized because of the virus, and the state's positivity rate went up to 16-point-two-percent. >>Governor Wolf Announces All Counties Have Received COVID-19 Antigen Tests (Harrisburg, PA) -- The tenth allotment of COVID-19 antigen tests is being distributed to about 20 counties who never received the shipment. The Wolf Administration announced yesterday that all 67 counties in the state have now gotten a shipment of antigen test kits. Officials say the test kits can show an antigen on the surface of the SARS-COV-2 virus and detect viral RNA. They are being provided to the state by the federal government.
>>COVID-19 Cases Increasing In Pennsylvania (Harrisburg, PA) -- Positive COVID-19 cases are increasing in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Department of Health updated its COVID-19 statistics yesterday and added more than 95-hundred positive cases. About 270 more people have died due to complications of the coronavirus as well. There are currently over six-thousand people hospitalized because of the virus, and the state's positivity rate went up to 16-point-two-percent. >>Governor Wolf Announces All Counties Have Received COVID-19 Antigen Tests (Harrisburg, PA) -- The tenth allotment of COVID-19 antigen tests is being distributed to about 20 counties who never received the shipment. The Wolf Administration announced yesterday that all 67 counties in the state have now gotten a shipment of antigen test kits. Officials say the test kits can show an antigen on the surface of the SARS-COV-2 virus and detect viral RNA. They are being provided to the state by the federal government.
Woman critically injured after jumping from burning home; others rescued by Perry County deputies Updated Dec 15, 2020; Facebook Share According to police, the woman suffered burns and injuries after jumping from her second story apartment window. The fire, which broke out at around 10 a.m., also appears to have displaced a family of two adults, three children and two dogs. All were guided by sheriff’s deputies out of the fire-engulfed building through a second story window onto a metal overhang. According to police, employees for Mid-Penn, who were outside the building when they arrived, advised the sheriff’s deputies that the building housed two occupied apartments above the garage.
Sheriff’s deputies rescue family trapped by Perry County fire Updated Dec 15, 2020; Facebook Share Two quick-acting Perry County sheriff’s deputies used their patrol vehicle as a makeshift ladder to save a family of five trapped by a fire Tuesday morning. According to the sheriff’s office, deputies Jared Charles and Andrew Bustin rushed to the scene when they heard the 10 a.m. call about a fire at Mid-Penn Service in the 1900 block of State Road in Penn Township. The deputies, who were the first rescuers to arrive, were told by employees of the business there were people living in second-floor apartments in the burning building.
Fire breaks out at Perry County garage Updated Dec 16, 2020; Facebook Share Fire at Perry County Penn Township business Firefighters are currently attempting to put out a fire at a business in Penn Township, Perry County. The fire, which was reported around 10 a.m., is located at Mid-Penn Service, 1909 State Road. There are a set of apartments above the garage. I’m at the scene of a fire at Mid-Penn Service, a garage in Penn Township, Perry County. Firefighters from Perry, Cumberland and Dauphin counties are here - fire isn’t under control yet. pic.twitter.com/qAqp6AgJ5q— Jenna Wise (@JennaRWise) December 15, 2020