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News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Darryl Baideme, 40, faces six felony charges, including false statements to induce agreement for home improvement services, misrepresenting or concealing contractor identifying information, forgery, and deceptive business practices.

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals Program

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

The Edinboro defense wasted no time making its statement to the rest of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference, forcing six turnovers against Lake Erie College to help Wayne Bradford secure his very first win as head coach.

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Damsel Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Doll Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Trio:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Lady Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The women constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Doll Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Female Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The damsels constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Female Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Task Force members and agents with the Pennsylvania Board of Probation arrested Shawn L. Lambert Sr., 47, after a brief foot pursue in the one thousand three hundred block of East 10th in Erie around three p.m.

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Third Teenage Now Charged as Adult In Robbery of Erie Woman

Erie Police posted pictures of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Erie Police posted photos of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

DeFrancesco asked the court Sept. 14, two thousand sixteen to issue an injunction against PENNCREST School District Superintendent Michael Healey, which would order him to turn over financial invoices to the school board. DeFrancesco said his past requests have been denied.

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated onslaught, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated attack, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

A number of local Country Fair and Walmart locations is where Millcreek Police say two people spent almost $1,000 worth of items on a credit card that was reported stolen. Detective Brian Henderson says the victim believes she may have left her wallet at the Country Fair location at West 26th Street and Zuck Road, earlier this month.

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of superb entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

A pay raise for toughly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our fucking partners at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

A pay raise for harshly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our fucking partners at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Doll with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Female with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Dudes Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Guys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie Family Outraged by Sentence for Deadly Crash

An Erie family is outraged by what they’re calling a lenient sentence for the woman who killed their loved one.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

Fresh Examine By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Excellent Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Fine Lakes.

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Good Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Fire investigators say they are now working with the Erie Police Department to determine how a fire embarked late last night on East 8th Street. Fire crews very first got to the scene around 11:45 pm.

Fire investigators say they are now working with the Erie Police Department to determine how a fire commenced late last night on East 8th Street. Fire crews very first got to the scene around 11:45 pm.

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Dreamed Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Desired Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land dreamed suspects behind bars,

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Commence at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Woman Charged for Stabbing Hubby During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated brunt, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Movement Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Motility Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Come back to Class

Fairview Students Comeback to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

When the buses roll out for a fresh school year in Millcreek, there are always a few transportation issues. But this year, with fresh routes planned for Millcreek’s own students, and a lot of switching data from the reorganized Erie Catholic School System, it has been a bumpy rail, or no rail at all for some families.

Summer Midday Art Cracks Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

There is still a pile of rubble after a fire months ago that tore through several area businesses in the Village of Falconer. One local business possessor is speaking out about safety around that area on Main Street.

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

We have learned today that there will be no cuts to any union positions at Edinboro University. School officials and APSCUF union leaders have been in negotiations since late March. The university had notified the faculty union of possible cuts at the end of the two thousand seventeen – two thousand eighteen academic year.

Two Children Getting Off Bus Hit by Paintballs

It happened at Purring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis roped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis tied over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the excursion to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Excellent Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Three Suspects Face Trial in June Homicide; Fourth Suspect Still at Large

Lashonta Dade, 25, waived her right to a preliminary hearing and took the stand to testify. A district judge determined there was enough evidence against Jalen Reynolds, 23, and Taisha Santiago, 26, for all their charges to proceed to trial.

Senator, Supervisors Wrangle Over Flood Prevention in Millcreek

State Senator Dan Laughlin strongly criticized the supervisors during their meeting this morning, but the supervisors did not back down.

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Desired For Country Fair Theft

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Wished For Country Fair Theft

Erie Police say photos posted of theft suspects have helped the department receive a number of tips in locating two people dreamed for theft at a Country Fair location.

Erie police are hoping you can help identify two people in connection to a theft at a local Country Fair location.

Former Erie Public Library Building Undergoes Restoration

The historic Erie Public Library building on Perry Square is undergoing restoration work.

Fresh High Tech Prosthesis Helps Local Amputees

A fresh medical device is expected to make life a little bit lighter for two local amputees.

Wattsburg Man Arrested for Firing Gun Toward State Trooper

Andy Allen, 50, of Wattsburg, was arraigned on charges of brunt on law enforcement officer, discharged of a firearm into an occupied structure, terroristic threats, simply brunt and recklessly endangering another person. District Judge Brenda Nichols sent him to the Erie County Prison on $500,000 bond.

Andy Allen, 50, of Wattsburg, was arraigned on charges of attack on law enforcement officer, discharged of a firearm into an occupied structure, terroristic threats, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. District Judge Brenda Nichols sent him to the Erie County Prison on $500,000 bond.

Five More Crimson Cross Volunteers from Western Pennsylvania Deployed to Texas

A total of thirty seven will be assisting with the effort. Most have already departed but a few more are still in transit.

Swimming Season Coming to Close at Presque Isle State Park

The number of guarded beaches has been diminished because many members of the lifeguard staff have headed back to school.

Sarah Reed Children’s Center Unveils Freshly Renovated Recreation Room

Several kids and staff members were on palm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

IRS Warns of Ransomware Scam

Scammers are sending emails that use both the IRS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation emblems and ask recipients to click a link to download a fake FBI questionnaire.

National Fuel Hosts Dog-Bite Training to Keep Its Employees Safe

Pennsylvania Driver License, Photo Centers to Close for Labor Day Holiday

Customers can still use the services available online at www.dmv.pa.gov.

Suspect Arraigned in Connection to East Side Shooting

An Erie man is facing charges, after a shooting on the city’s East Side sends a man to the hospital.

Northwestern School District Starts Year with Fresh Leader

The Northwestern School District goes back to school today. The district also has a fresh leader at the commence of this school year. Superintendent John Hansen comes to Northwestern as the former principal of James W. Parker Middle School in General McLane.

The Northwestern School District goes back to school today. The district also has a fresh leader at the embark of this school year. Superintendent John Hansen comes to Northwestern as the former principal of James W. Parker Middle School in General McLane.

Woman Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges for Fentanyl

Tiesha Henderson, 30, pleaded guilty to a count of violating federal narcotics laws before United States District Judge David S. Cercone.

Seniors Check Out Expo at Tom Ridge Environmental Center

It offers free health screenings, flu shots and details on benefits for seniors.

GE, United Way Roll Out Crimson Carpet at Edison Elementary

GE volunteers and the United Way spinned out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

Students Transition to Erie’s Fresh Middle Schools

The school district’s newest building has been turned into a middle school. Strong Vincent underwent the same switch.

Bus Service for Erie Students Hits Few Very first Day Bumps

There were a few very first day growing agonies for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

There were a few very first day growing anguishes for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

Laughlin to court world’s top companies, seek partnerships in jobs plan

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrified Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The Rain to Snow Ratio for Harvey

Very first WARNING WEATHER: It’s interesting to see if the rain in the Houston area were snow. Around 30° the Very first Warning Weather team would estimate Ten” of snow to 1″ of liquid – Ten:1 ratio. So 50″ of rain would be .

Erie High Students React to Very first Day in Fresh School

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a rough decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also raunchy for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a harsh decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also raunchy for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

Fresh Iadeluca Chiropractic Center Will Help Bring Intersection Back to Life

Renovation work is underway at West 26th & Peninsula on a building that’s been vacant for three years.

Area Crimson Cross Expects Volunteers to be Needed in Texas Flood Zone for Months

Area American Crimson Cross chapters are now busy sending volunteers and equipment to help victims of the devastating flooding in Texas. Twenty-six volunteers from Western Pennsylvania have been deployed to Texas including six from the Northwestern Pennsylvania chapter based in Erie.

Rabies Vaccine Baiting Wraps Up

An annual baiting program to help prevent rabies in raccoons in our region has just packaged up.

Trio Dreamed for Robbing Woman on Her Way to Work

Erie police have released surveillance movie, in hopes to identify suspects wished for robbing a woman, as she walked to work.

Erie High School Opens for the Very first Time

Almost Two,300 students packed the fresh Erie High School for the very first day of class.

DUI Checkpoint Planned for Labor Day Weekend

It will conduct a DUI checkpoint sometime over the holiday weekend in Crawford County.

Arson Damages Barn in Clarion County

Firefighters were called to eighty six Ritts Farm Road in Richland Township around 7:50 p.m. for the structure fire.

State Police Investigate Titusville Church Break-In, Burglary

It happened sometime inbetween six p.m. Friday and noon Saturday at Titusville Free Methodist Church on Route 27.

Vehicle Sought in Hit-and-Run with Amish Buggy in Venango County

It happened while the buggy was traveling east on State Highway one hundred fifty seven in Pinegrove Township around 8:35 p.m.

Libre’s Law Goes Into Effect

Two months after Governor Tom Wolf signed Libre`s Law, it goes into effect today. The fresh law brings stricter penalties to animal abusers, and keeps animals safe if they`re being tethered outside.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Twenty-three hundred students will pack the halls of Erie High School this fall. When they embark classes on Aug. 28, three hundred fifty fresh security cameras will make sure each student is safe both inwards and outside of the building.

Twenty-three hundred students will pack the halls of Erie High School this fall. When they begin classes on Aug. 28, three hundred fifty fresh security cameras will make sure each student is safe both inwards and outside of the building.

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Interactive maps will give parents in the Erie School District a birds-eye view of their child’s fresh bus route. That’s until they zoom in, find their child’s school and see all of the bus stops.

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

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Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Woman Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Chick Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Trio:30 a.m. Saturday.

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Chick Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The damsels constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Lady Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Chick Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The women constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Doll Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Third Teenage Now Charged as Adult In Robbery of Erie Woman

Erie Police posted pics of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Erie Police posted pictures of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait proceeds for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Begin but Good Finish

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Commence but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated brunt, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated attack, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of fine entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

It was a night of excellent entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

A pay raise for harshly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Doll with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Damsel with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Fellows Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie Family Outraged by Sentence for Deadly Crash

An Erie family is outraged by what they’re calling a lenient sentence for the woman who killed their loved one.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose proprietor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Explore By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Good Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Probe By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Superb Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Good Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Fire investigators say they are now working with the Erie Police Department to determine how a fire began late last night on East 8th Street. Fire crews very first got to the scene around 11:45 pm.

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Desired Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Dreamed Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land dreamed suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Embark at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Hubby During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated attack, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Motility Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Maneuverability Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Comeback to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

There is still a pile of rubble after a fire months ago that tore through several area businesses in the Village of Falconer. One local business holder is speaking out about safety around that area on Main Street.

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Two Children Getting Off Bus Hit by Paintballs

It happened at Cooing Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

It happened at Purring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis tied over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis trussed over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the tour to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Superb Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

eight Excellent Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Three Suspects Face Trial in June Homicide; Fourth Suspect Still at Large

Senator, Supervisors Wrangle Over Flood Prevention in Millcreek

State Senator Dan Laughlin strongly criticized the supervisors during their meeting this morning, but the supervisors did not back down.

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Dreamed For Country Fair Theft

Erie Police say photos posted of theft suspects have helped the department receive a number of tips in locating two people wished for theft at a Country Fair location.

Erie police are hoping you can help identify two people in connection to a theft at a local Country Fair location.

Former Erie Public Library Building Undergoes Restoration

The historic Erie Public Library building on Perry Square is undergoing restoration work.

Fresh High Tech Prosthesis Helps Local Amputees

A fresh medical device is expected to make life a little bit lighter for two local amputees.

Wattsburg Man Arrested for Firing Gun Toward State Trooper

Andy Allen, 50, of Wattsburg, was arraigned on charges of attack on law enforcement officer, discharged of a firearm into an occupied structure, terroristic threats, simply onslaught and recklessly endangering another person. District Judge Brenda Nichols sent him to the Erie County Prison on $500,000 bond.

Five More Crimson Cross Volunteers from Western Pennsylvania Deployed to Texas

A total of thirty seven will be assisting with the effort. Most have already departed but a few more are still in transit.

Swimming Season Coming to Close at Presque Isle State Park

The number of guarded beaches has been diminished because many members of the lifeguard staff have headed back to school.

Sarah Reed Children’s Center Unveils Freshly Renovated Recreation Room

Several kids and staff members were on mitt to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

Several kids and staff members were on palm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

IRS Warns of Ransomware Scam

Scammers are sending emails that use both the IRS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation emblems and ask recipients to click a link to download a fake FBI questionnaire.

National Fuel Hosts Dog-Bite Training to Keep Its Employees Safe

Pennsylvania Driver License, Photo Centers to Close for Labor Day Holiday

Customers can still use the services available online at www.dmv.pa.gov.

Suspect Arraigned in Connection to East Side Shooting

An Erie man is facing charges, after a shooting on the city’s East Side sends a man to the hospital.

Northwestern School District Starts Year with Fresh Leader

The Northwestern School District goes back to school today. The district also has a fresh leader at the begin of this school year. Superintendent John Hansen comes to Northwestern as the former principal of James W. Parker Middle School in General McLane.

Woman Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges for Fentanyl

Tiesha Henderson, 30, pleaded guilty to a count of violating federal narcotics laws before United States District Judge David S. Cercone.

Seniors Check Out Expo at Tom Ridge Environmental Center

It offers free health screenings, flu shots and details on benefits for seniors.

GE, United Way Roll Out Crimson Carpet at Edison Elementary

GE volunteers and the United Way spinned out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

GE volunteers and the United Way flipped out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

Students Transition to Erie’s Fresh Middle Schools

The school district’s newest building has been turned into a middle school. Strong Vincent underwent the same switch.

Bus Service for Erie Students Hits Few Very first Day Bumps

There were a few very first day growing anguishes for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

There were a few very first day growing agonies for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

Laughlin to court world’s top companies, seek partnerships in jobs plan

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrified Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrical Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The Rain to Snow Ratio for Harvey

Erie High Students React to Very first Day in Fresh School

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a rough decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also rough for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a raunchy decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also raunchy for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

Fresh Iadeluca Chiropractic Center Will Help Bring Intersection Back to Life

Renovation work is underway at West 26th & Peninsula on a building that’s been vacant for three years.

Area Crimson Cross Expects Volunteers to be Needed in Texas Flood Zone for Months

Rabies Vaccine Baiting Wraps Up

An annual baiting program to help prevent rabies in raccoons in our region has just packaged up.

Trio Desired for Robbing Woman on Her Way to Work

Trio Dreamed for Robbing Woman on Her Way to Work

Erie police have released surveillance movie, in hopes to identify suspects wished for robbing a woman, as she walked to work.

Erie police have released surveillance movie, in hopes to identify suspects desired for robbing a woman, as she walked to work.

Erie High School Opens for the Very first Time

Almost Two,300 students packed the fresh Erie High School for the very first day of class.

DUI Checkpoint Planned for Labor Day Weekend

It will conduct a DUI checkpoint sometime over the holiday weekend in Crawford County.

Arson Damages Barn in Clarion County

Firefighters were called to eighty six Ritts Farm Road in Richland Township around 7:50 p.m. for the structure fire.

State Police Investigate Titusville Church Break-In, Burglary

It happened sometime inbetween six p.m. Friday and noon Saturday at Titusville Free Methodist Church on Route 27.

Vehicle Sought in Hit-and-Run with Amish Buggy in Venango County

It happened while the buggy was traveling east on State Highway one hundred fifty seven in Pinegrove Township around 8:35 p.m.

Libre’s Law Goes Into Effect

Two months after Governor Tom Wolf signed Libre`s Law, it goes into effect today. The fresh law brings stricter penalties to animal abusers, and keeps animals safe if they`re being tethered outside.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Twenty-three hundred students will pack the halls of Erie High School this fall. When they commence classes on Aug. 28, three hundred fifty fresh security cameras will make sure each student is safe both inwards and outside of the building.

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

Waterford Community Fair Starts Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Female Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Damsel Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Doll Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The chicks constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Dame Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Desired Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Third Teenage Now Charged as Adult In Robbery of Erie Woman

Erie Police posted pictures of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Erie Police posted photos of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait proceeds for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated onslaught, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated attack, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being coerced out of their home by an early morning fire.

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of excellent entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Damsel with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Doll with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Boys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Fellows Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie Family Outraged by Sentence for Deadly Crash

An Erie family is outraged by what they’re calling a lenient sentence for the woman who killed their loved one.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Probe By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Excellent Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Explore By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Superb Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Fine Lakes.

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Superb Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Wished Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Dreamed Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land dreamed suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated brunt, simply brunt and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated brunt, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property proprietor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Movability Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Motility Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Come back to Class

Fairview Students Comeback to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

Summer Midday Art Cracks Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Two Children Getting Off Bus Hit by Paintballs

It happened at Murmuring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

It happened at Purring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis strapped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis trussed over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the journey to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the excursion to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Good Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

eight Fine Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Three Suspects Face Trial in June Homicide; Fourth Suspect Still at Large

Senator, Supervisors Wrangle Over Flood Prevention in Millcreek

State Senator Dan Laughlin strongly criticized the supervisors during their meeting this morning, but the supervisors did not back down.

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Desired For Country Fair Theft

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Wished For Country Fair Theft

Erie Police say photos posted of theft suspects have helped the department receive a number of tips in locating two people desired for theft at a Country Fair location.

Erie police are hoping you can help identify two people in connection to a theft at a local Country Fair location.

Former Erie Public Library Building Undergoes Restoration

The historic Erie Public Library building on Perry Square is undergoing restoration work.

Fresh High Tech Prosthesis Helps Local Amputees

A fresh medical device is expected to make life a little bit lighter for two local amputees.

Wattsburg Man Arrested for Firing Gun Toward State Trooper

Andy Allen, 50, of Wattsburg, was arraigned on charges of onslaught on law enforcement officer, discharged of a firearm into an occupied structure, terroristic threats, simply onslaught and recklessly endangering another person. District Judge Brenda Nichols sent him to the Erie County Prison on $500,000 bond.

Five More Crimson Cross Volunteers from Western Pennsylvania Deployed to Texas

A total of thirty seven will be assisting with the effort. Most have already departed but a few more are still in transit.

Swimming Season Coming to Close at Presque Isle State Park

The number of guarded beaches has been diminished because many members of the lifeguard staff have headed back to school.

Sarah Reed Children’s Center Unveils Freshly Renovated Recreation Room

Several kids and staff members were on palm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

Several kids and staff members were on mitt to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

IRS Warns of Ransomware Scam

Scammers are sending emails that use both the IRS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation emblems and ask recipients to click a link to download a fake FBI questionnaire.

National Fuel Hosts Dog-Bite Training to Keep Its Employees Safe

Pennsylvania Driver License, Photo Centers to Close for Labor Day Holiday

Customers can still use the services available online at www.dmv.pa.gov.

Suspect Arraigned in Connection to East Side Shooting

An Erie man is facing charges, after a shooting on the city’s East Side sends a man to the hospital.

Northwestern School District Starts Year with Fresh Leader

Woman Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges for Fentanyl

Tiesha Henderson, 30, pleaded guilty to a count of violating federal narcotics laws before United States District Judge David S. Cercone.

Seniors Check Out Expo at Tom Ridge Environmental Center

It offers free health screenings, flu shots and details on benefits for seniors.

GE, United Way Roll Out Crimson Carpet at Edison Elementary

GE volunteers and the United Way spinned out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

GE volunteers and the United Way flipped out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

Students Transition to Erie’s Fresh Middle Schools

The school district’s newest building has been turned into a middle school. Strong Vincent underwent the same switch.

Bus Service for Erie Students Hits Few Very first Day Bumps

There were a few very first day growing aches for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

There were a few very first day growing anguishes for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

Laughlin to court world’s top companies, seek partnerships in jobs plan

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrical Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The Rain to Snow Ratio for Harvey

Erie High Students React to Very first Day in Fresh School

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a raunchy decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also raunchy for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a harsh decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also rough for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

Fresh Iadeluca Chiropractic Center Will Help Bring Intersection Back to Life

Renovation work is underway at West 26th & Peninsula on a building that’s been vacant for three years.

Area Crimson Cross Expects Volunteers to be Needed in Texas Flood Zone for Months

Rabies Vaccine Baiting Wraps Up

An annual baiting program to help prevent rabies in raccoons in our region has just packaged up.

Erie High School Opens for the Very first Time

Almost Two,300 students packed the fresh Erie High School for the very first day of class.

DUI Checkpoint Planned for Labor Day Weekend

It will conduct a DUI checkpoint sometime over the holiday weekend in Crawford County.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals program.

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Damsel Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Woman Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Female Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The chicks constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Chick Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Doll Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The ladies constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Woman Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Desired Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Third Teenage Now Charged as Adult In Robbery of Erie Woman

Erie Police posted pics of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait proceeds for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Begin but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated onslaught, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated brunt, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being coerced out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of superb entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

It was a night of excellent entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

A pay raise for toughly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Dame with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Female with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Boys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie Family Outraged by Sentence for Deadly Crash

An Erie family is outraged by what they’re calling a lenient sentence for the woman who killed their loved one.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Explore By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Good Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Explore By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Fine Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Fine Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Fire investigators say they are now working with the Erie Police Department to determine how a fire began late last night on East 8th Street. Fire crews very first got to the scene around 11:45 pm.

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Desired Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land desired suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Commence at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated attack, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property proprietor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Movement Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Come back to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Cracks Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

There is still a pile of rubble after a fire months ago that tore through several area businesses in the Village of Falconer. One local business proprietor is speaking out about safety around that area on Main Street.

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Two Children Getting Off Bus Hit by Paintballs

It happened at Murmuring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

It happened at Purring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis strapped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis tied over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the tour to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the journey to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Good Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Three Suspects Face Trial in June Homicide; Fourth Suspect Still at Large

Senator, Supervisors Wrangle Over Flood Prevention in Millcreek

State Senator Dan Laughlin strongly criticized the supervisors during their meeting this morning, but the supervisors did not back down.

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Wished For Country Fair Theft

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Desired For Country Fair Theft

Erie Police say photos posted of theft suspects have helped the department receive a number of tips in locating two people wished for theft at a Country Fair location.

Erie police are hoping you can help identify two people in connection to a theft at a local Country Fair location.

Former Erie Public Library Building Undergoes Restoration

The historic Erie Public Library building on Perry Square is undergoing restoration work.

Fresh High Tech Prosthesis Helps Local Amputees

A fresh medical device is expected to make life a little bit lighter for two local amputees.

Wattsburg Man Arrested for Firing Gun Toward State Trooper

Andy Allen, 50, of Wattsburg, was arraigned on charges of attack on law enforcement officer, discharged of a firearm into an occupied structure, terroristic threats, simply brunt and recklessly endangering another person. District Judge Brenda Nichols sent him to the Erie County Prison on $500,000 bond.

Five More Crimson Cross Volunteers from Western Pennsylvania Deployed to Texas

A total of thirty seven will be assisting with the effort. Most have already departed but a few more are still in transit.

Swimming Season Coming to Close at Presque Isle State Park

The number of guarded beaches has been diminished because many members of the lifeguard staff have headed back to school.

Sarah Reed Children’s Center Unveils Freshly Renovated Recreation Room

Several kids and staff members were on arm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

Several kids and staff members were on mitt to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

IRS Warns of Ransomware Scam

Scammers are sending emails that use both the IRS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation emblems and ask recipients to click a link to download a fake FBI questionnaire.

National Fuel Hosts Dog-Bite Training to Keep Its Employees Safe

Pennsylvania Driver License, Photo Centers to Close for Labor Day Holiday

Customers can still use the services available online at www.dmv.pa.gov.

Suspect Arraigned in Connection to East Side Shooting

An Erie man is facing charges, after a shooting on the city’s East Side sends a man to the hospital.

Northwestern School District Starts Year with Fresh Leader

Woman Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges for Fentanyl

Tiesha Henderson, 30, pleaded guilty to a count of violating federal narcotics laws before United States District Judge David S. Cercone.

Seniors Check Out Expo at Tom Ridge Environmental Center

It offers free health screenings, flu shots and details on benefits for seniors.

GE, United Way Roll Out Crimson Carpet at Edison Elementary

GE volunteers and the United Way flipped out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

Students Transition to Erie’s Fresh Middle Schools

The school district’s newest building has been turned into a middle school. Strong Vincent underwent the same switch.

Bus Service for Erie Students Hits Few Very first Day Bumps

There were a few very first day growing agonies for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

There were a few very first day growing aches for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

Laughlin to court world’s top companies, seek partnerships in jobs plan

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrified Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrical Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The Rain to Snow Ratio for Harvey

Erie High Students React to Very first Day in Fresh School

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a raunchy decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also rough for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a raunchy decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also raunchy for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

Fresh Iadeluca Chiropractic Center Will Help Bring Intersection Back to Life

Renovation work is underway at West 26th & Peninsula on a building that’s been vacant for three years.

Area Crimson Cross Expects Volunteers to be Needed in Texas Flood Zone for Months

Rabies Vaccine Baiting Wraps Up

An annual baiting program to help prevent rabies in raccoons in our region has just packaged up.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

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News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

Waterford Community Fair Commences Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Dame Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Doll Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Woman Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The women constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Damsel Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Chick Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The ladies constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Female Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Third Teenage Now Charged as Adult In Robbery of Erie Woman

Erie Police posted pics of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait proceeds for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Commence but Good Finish

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated brunt, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated onslaught, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

A local family is safe this morning after being coerced out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of good entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

It was a night of excellent entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Woman with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Lady with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Fellows Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Studs Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie Family Outraged by Sentence for Deadly Crash

An Erie family is outraged by what they’re calling a lenient sentence for the woman who killed their loved one.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose proprietor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

Fresh Examine By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Good Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Explore By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Fine Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Excellent Lakes.

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Fine Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Wished Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land dreamed suspects behind bars,

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Commence at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Hubby During Argument in Elk County

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply brunt and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply onslaught and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property proprietor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Motility Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Maneuverability Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Comeback to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Two Children Getting Off Bus Hit by Paintballs

It happened at Cooing Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

It happened at Murmuring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis trussed over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis roped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the excursion to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Excellent Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

eight Superb Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Three Suspects Face Trial in June Homicide; Fourth Suspect Still at Large

Senator, Supervisors Wrangle Over Flood Prevention in Millcreek

State Senator Dan Laughlin strongly criticized the supervisors during their meeting this morning, but the supervisors did not back down.

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Desired For Country Fair Theft

Erie Police say photos posted of theft suspects have helped the department receive a number of tips in locating two people wished for theft at a Country Fair location.

Erie police are hoping you can help identify two people in connection to a theft at a local Country Fair location.

Former Erie Public Library Building Undergoes Restoration

The historic Erie Public Library building on Perry Square is undergoing restoration work.

Fresh High Tech Prosthesis Helps Local Amputees

A fresh medical device is expected to make life a little bit lighter for two local amputees.

Wattsburg Man Arrested for Firing Gun Toward State Trooper

Five More Crimson Cross Volunteers from Western Pennsylvania Deployed to Texas

A total of thirty seven will be assisting with the effort. Most have already departed but a few more are still in transit.

Swimming Season Coming to Close at Presque Isle State Park

The number of guarded beaches has been diminished because many members of the lifeguard staff have headed back to school.

Sarah Reed Children’s Center Unveils Freshly Renovated Recreation Room

Several kids and staff members were on arm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

Several kids and staff members were on forearm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

IRS Warns of Ransomware Scam

Scammers are sending emails that use both the IRS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation emblems and ask recipients to click a link to download a fake FBI questionnaire.

National Fuel Hosts Dog-Bite Training to Keep Its Employees Safe

Pennsylvania Driver License, Photo Centers to Close for Labor Day Holiday

Customers can still use the services available online at www.dmv.pa.gov.

Suspect Arraigned in Connection to East Side Shooting

An Erie man is facing charges, after a shooting on the city’s East Side sends a man to the hospital.

Northwestern School District Starts Year with Fresh Leader

Woman Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges for Fentanyl

Tiesha Henderson, 30, pleaded guilty to a count of violating federal narcotics laws before United States District Judge David S. Cercone.

Seniors Check Out Expo at Tom Ridge Environmental Center

It offers free health screenings, flu shots and details on benefits for seniors.

GE, United Way Roll Out Crimson Carpet at Edison Elementary

GE volunteers and the United Way flipped out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

Students Transition to Erie’s Fresh Middle Schools

The school district’s newest building has been turned into a middle school. Strong Vincent underwent the same switch.

Bus Service for Erie Students Hits Few Very first Day Bumps

There were a few very first day growing aches for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

Laughlin to court world’s top companies, seek partnerships in jobs plan

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrified Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The Rain to Snow Ratio for Harvey

Erie High Students React to Very first Day in Fresh School

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a raunchy decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also rough for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a harsh decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also rough for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

Fresh Iadeluca Chiropractic Center Will Help Bring Intersection Back to Life

Renovation work is underway at West 26th & Peninsula on a building that’s been vacant for three years.

Area Crimson Cross Expects Volunteers to be Needed in Texas Flood Zone for Months

Rabies Vaccine Baiting Wraps Up

An annual baiting program to help prevent rabies in raccoons in our region has just packaged up.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

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News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

The Labor Day holiday is typically a time where blood banks want to have a good supply of blood on arm, based on need. With more people on the road and more potential for accidents, there’s one blood type that can help. It’s O-negative.

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

Waterford Community Fair Starts Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Lady Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Woman Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Trio:30 a.m. Saturday.

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Lady Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The women constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Dame Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Woman Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The damsels constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Doll Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Desired Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Third Teenage Now Charged as Adult In Robbery of Erie Woman

Erie Police posted pictures of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Erie Police posted photos of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait proceeds for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Begin but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated brunt, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated onslaught, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of excellent entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

A pay raise for harshly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Doll with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Woman with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Guys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Studs Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Investigate By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Superb Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Explore By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Excellent Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Fine Lakes.

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Superb Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Wished Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Dreamed Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Embark at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

Improvements Commence at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Woman Charged for Stabbing Hubby During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated attack, simply onslaught and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Maneuverability Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Movability Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Come back to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Two Children Getting Off Bus Hit by Paintballs

It happened at Purring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

It happened at Murmuring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis corded over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis strapped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the tour to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the excursion to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Excellent Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

eight Fine Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Three Suspects Face Trial in June Homicide; Fourth Suspect Still at Large

Senator, Supervisors Wrangle Over Flood Prevention in Millcreek

State Senator Dan Laughlin strongly criticized the supervisors during their meeting this morning, but the supervisors did not back down.

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Wished For Country Fair Theft

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Dreamed For Country Fair Theft

Erie Police say photos posted of theft suspects have helped the department receive a number of tips in locating two people dreamed for theft at a Country Fair location.

Erie police are hoping you can help identify two people in connection to a theft at a local Country Fair location.

Former Erie Public Library Building Undergoes Restoration

The historic Erie Public Library building on Perry Square is undergoing restoration work.

Fresh High Tech Prosthesis Helps Local Amputees

A fresh medical device is expected to make life a little bit lighter for two local amputees.

Wattsburg Man Arrested for Firing Gun Toward State Trooper

Five More Crimson Cross Volunteers from Western Pennsylvania Deployed to Texas

A total of thirty seven will be assisting with the effort. Most have already departed but a few more are still in transit.

Swimming Season Coming to Close at Presque Isle State Park

The number of guarded beaches has been diminished because many members of the lifeguard staff have headed back to school.

Sarah Reed Children’s Center Unveils Freshly Renovated Recreation Room

Several kids and staff members were on palm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

Several kids and staff members were on arm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

IRS Warns of Ransomware Scam

Scammers are sending emails that use both the IRS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation emblems and ask recipients to click a link to download a fake FBI questionnaire.

National Fuel Hosts Dog-Bite Training to Keep Its Employees Safe

Pennsylvania Driver License, Photo Centers to Close for Labor Day Holiday

Customers can still use the services available online at www.dmv.pa.gov.

Suspect Arraigned in Connection to East Side Shooting

An Erie man is facing charges, after a shooting on the city’s East Side sends a man to the hospital.

Northwestern School District Starts Year with Fresh Leader

Woman Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges for Fentanyl

Tiesha Henderson, 30, pleaded guilty to a count of violating federal narcotics laws before United States District Judge David S. Cercone.

Seniors Check Out Expo at Tom Ridge Environmental Center

It offers free health screenings, flu shots and details on benefits for seniors.

GE, United Way Roll Out Crimson Carpet at Edison Elementary

GE volunteers and the United Way flipped out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

GE volunteers and the United Way spinned out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

Students Transition to Erie’s Fresh Middle Schools

The school district’s newest building has been turned into a middle school. Strong Vincent underwent the same switch.

Bus Service for Erie Students Hits Few Very first Day Bumps

There were a few very first day growing aches for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

Laughlin to court world’s top companies, seek partnerships in jobs plan

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrified Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrical Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The Rain to Snow Ratio for Harvey

Erie High Students React to Very first Day in Fresh School

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a raunchy decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also rough for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a harsh decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also rough for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

Fresh Iadeluca Chiropractic Center Will Help Bring Intersection Back to Life

Renovation work is underway at West 26th & Peninsula on a building that’s been vacant for three years.

Area Crimson Cross Expects Volunteers to be Needed in Texas Flood Zone for Months

Rabies Vaccine Baiting Wraps Up

An annual baiting program to help prevent rabies in raccoons in our region has just packaged up.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

The Labor Day holiday is typically a time where blood banks want to have a good supply of blood on palm, based on need. With more people on the road and more potential for accidents, there’s one blood type that can help. It’s O-negative.

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Lady Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Doll Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Trio:30 a.m. Saturday.

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Dame Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The chicks constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Chick Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Doll Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The chicks constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Female Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Desired Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Third Teenage Now Charged as Adult In Robbery of Erie Woman

Erie Police posted photos of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Erie Police posted pictures of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Commence but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated onslaught, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being coerced out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of good entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

It was a night of excellent entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

A pay raise for toughly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Chick with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Dame with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Guys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Fellows Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Probe By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Fine Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Probe By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Excellent Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Good Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Fire investigators say they are now working with the Erie Police Department to determine how a fire began late last night on East 8th Street. Fire crews very first got to the scene around 11:45 pm.

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Wished Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Dreamed Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land desired suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Embark at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Hubby During Argument in Elk County

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated brunt, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply onslaught and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property proprietor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Maneuverability Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Movability Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Come back to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Two Children Getting Off Bus Hit by Paintballs

It happened at Purring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

It happened at Cooing Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis corded over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis tied over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the excursion to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Fine Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

eight Excellent Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Three Suspects Face Trial in June Homicide; Fourth Suspect Still at Large

Senator, Supervisors Wrangle Over Flood Prevention in Millcreek

State Senator Dan Laughlin strongly criticized the supervisors during their meeting this morning, but the supervisors did not back down.

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Desired For Country Fair Theft

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Wished For Country Fair Theft

Erie Police say photos posted of theft suspects have helped the department receive a number of tips in locating two people wished for theft at a Country Fair location.

Erie police are hoping you can help identify two people in connection to a theft at a local Country Fair location.

Former Erie Public Library Building Undergoes Restoration

The historic Erie Public Library building on Perry Square is undergoing restoration work.

Fresh High Tech Prosthesis Helps Local Amputees

A fresh medical device is expected to make life a little bit lighter for two local amputees.

Wattsburg Man Arrested for Firing Gun Toward State Trooper

Andy Allen, 50, of Wattsburg, was arraigned on charges of brunt on law enforcement officer, discharged of a firearm into an occupied structure, terroristic threats, simply onslaught and recklessly endangering another person. District Judge Brenda Nichols sent him to the Erie County Prison on $500,000 bond.

Andy Allen, 50, of Wattsburg, was arraigned on charges of brunt on law enforcement officer, discharged of a firearm into an occupied structure, terroristic threats, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. District Judge Brenda Nichols sent him to the Erie County Prison on $500,000 bond.

Five More Crimson Cross Volunteers from Western Pennsylvania Deployed to Texas

A total of thirty seven will be assisting with the effort. Most have already departed but a few more are still in transit.

Swimming Season Coming to Close at Presque Isle State Park

The number of guarded beaches has been diminished because many members of the lifeguard staff have headed back to school.

Sarah Reed Children’s Center Unveils Freshly Renovated Recreation Room

Several kids and staff members were on palm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

Several kids and staff members were on forearm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

IRS Warns of Ransomware Scam

Scammers are sending emails that use both the IRS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation emblems and ask recipients to click a link to download a fake FBI questionnaire.

National Fuel Hosts Dog-Bite Training to Keep Its Employees Safe

Pennsylvania Driver License, Photo Centers to Close for Labor Day Holiday

Customers can still use the services available online at www.dmv.pa.gov.

Suspect Arraigned in Connection to East Side Shooting

An Erie man is facing charges, after a shooting on the city’s East Side sends a man to the hospital.

Northwestern School District Starts Year with Fresh Leader

Woman Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges for Fentanyl

Tiesha Henderson, 30, pleaded guilty to a count of violating federal narcotics laws before United States District Judge David S. Cercone.

Seniors Check Out Expo at Tom Ridge Environmental Center

It offers free health screenings, flu shots and details on benefits for seniors.

GE, United Way Roll Out Crimson Carpet at Edison Elementary

GE volunteers and the United Way spinned out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

GE volunteers and the United Way flipped out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

Students Transition to Erie’s Fresh Middle Schools

The school district’s newest building has been turned into a middle school. Strong Vincent underwent the same switch.

Bus Service for Erie Students Hits Few Very first Day Bumps

There were a few very first day growing agonies for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

Laughlin to court world’s top companies, seek partnerships in jobs plan

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrified Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrical Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The Rain to Snow Ratio for Harvey

Erie High Students React to Very first Day in Fresh School

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a harsh decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also raunchy for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a raunchy decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also harsh for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

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News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Community Helps Kallie’s Krusade Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Organizers hosted the annual fundraiser Monday at Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

The Labor Day holiday is typically a time where blood banks want to have a good supply of blood on mitt, based on need. With more people on the road and more potential for accidents, there’s one blood type that can help. It’s O-negative.

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Starts Monday

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Dame Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Doll Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Trio:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Woman Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The damsels constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Lady Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Dame Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The damsels constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Female Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Third Teenage Now Charged as Adult In Robbery of Erie Woman

Erie Police posted photos of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Commence but Good Finish

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated onslaught, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of fine entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

A pay raise for toughly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Dame with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Woman with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Boys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Fellows Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose proprietor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Investigate By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Superb Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Examine By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Fine Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Excellent Lakes.

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Fine Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Wished Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Desired Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land desired suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

Improvements Commence at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Woman Charged for Stabbing Hubby During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated brunt, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply onslaught and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Mobility Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Maneuverability Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Comeback to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

Summer Midday Art Cracks Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Two Children Getting Off Bus Hit by Paintballs

It happened at Murmuring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

It happened at Purring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis trussed over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis corded over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the excursion to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the journey to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Fine Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

eight Excellent Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Three Suspects Face Trial in June Homicide; Fourth Suspect Still at Large

Senator, Supervisors Wrangle Over Flood Prevention in Millcreek

State Senator Dan Laughlin strongly criticized the supervisors during their meeting this morning, but the supervisors did not back down.

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Dreamed For Country Fair Theft

Posted Photos Help Police Track Down Duo Wished For Country Fair Theft

Erie Police say photos posted of theft suspects have helped the department receive a number of tips in locating two people desired for theft at a Country Fair location.

Erie police are hoping you can help identify two people in connection to a theft at a local Country Fair location.

Former Erie Public Library Building Undergoes Restoration

The historic Erie Public Library building on Perry Square is undergoing restoration work.

Fresh High Tech Prosthesis Helps Local Amputees

A fresh medical device is expected to make life a little bit lighter for two local amputees.

Wattsburg Man Arrested for Firing Gun Toward State Trooper

Five More Crimson Cross Volunteers from Western Pennsylvania Deployed to Texas

A total of thirty seven will be assisting with the effort. Most have already departed but a few more are still in transit.

Swimming Season Coming to Close at Presque Isle State Park

The number of guarded beaches has been diminished because many members of the lifeguard staff have headed back to school.

Sarah Reed Children’s Center Unveils Freshly Renovated Recreation Room

Several kids and staff members were on forearm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

Several kids and staff members were on arm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

IRS Warns of Ransomware Scam

Scammers are sending emails that use both the IRS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation emblems and ask recipients to click a link to download a fake FBI questionnaire.

National Fuel Hosts Dog-Bite Training to Keep Its Employees Safe

Pennsylvania Driver License, Photo Centers to Close for Labor Day Holiday

Customers can still use the services available online at www.dmv.pa.gov.

Suspect Arraigned in Connection to East Side Shooting

An Erie man is facing charges, after a shooting on the city’s East Side sends a man to the hospital.

Northwestern School District Starts Year with Fresh Leader

Woman Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges for Fentanyl

Tiesha Henderson, 30, pleaded guilty to a count of violating federal narcotics laws before United States District Judge David S. Cercone.

Seniors Check Out Expo at Tom Ridge Environmental Center

It offers free health screenings, flu shots and details on benefits for seniors.

GE, United Way Roll Out Crimson Carpet at Edison Elementary

GE volunteers and the United Way spinned out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

Students Transition to Erie’s Fresh Middle Schools

The school district’s newest building has been turned into a middle school. Strong Vincent underwent the same switch.

Bus Service for Erie Students Hits Few Very first Day Bumps

There were a few very first day growing aches for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

There were a few very first day growing anguishes for the EMTA school busing system that has doubles from 1,200 to Two,400 riders under the Erie school district consolidation.

Laughlin to court world’s top companies, seek partnerships in jobs plan

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrical Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The Rain to Snow Ratio for Harvey

Erie High Students React to Very first Day in Fresh School

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a harsh decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also harsh for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

The very first day back to school is now in the book, for thousands of students in the Erie school district. It includes about Two,300 students, who now attend the fresh Erie High School. It was a harsh decision to consolidate all three of Erie’s high schools, also rough for the students to have to say goodbye to their former high schools. But on Monday, as the final bell rang and the students left their very first day as students of Erie High, the mood was mostly positive. Monday was the .

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

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News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

UPDATE: Teenage Rescued from Water at Presque Isle Beach

It happened just before 6:30 p.m. at Waterworks Beach.

Erie mayoral candidates talk jobs, Right-to-Work on Labor Day

Democrat Joe Schember and Republican John Persinger talk jobs, labor and the idea of right-to-work in Pennsylvania and Erie County.

Semi Rolls Over on Interstate eighty six Off-Ramp

The accident reportedly happened as the semi was attempting to negotiate the turn.

Safe Stolen from Crawford County Home

It happened sometime inbetween 1:15 and two p.m. in Hydetown Borough. No street name was disclosed.

Community Helps Kallie’s Krusade Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Organizers hosted the annual fundraiser Monday at Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Starts Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals Program

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals program.

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Chick Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Woman Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Trio:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Chick Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The chicks constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Doll Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Doll Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The damsels constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Dame Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Third Teenage Now Charged as Adult In Robbery of Erie Woman

Erie Police posted pics of three teenagers on social media in hopes the public would help identify the masculines.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait proceeds for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Commence but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated onslaught, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated attack, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being coerced out of their home by an early morning fire.

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of fine entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Lady with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Female with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Dudes Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Boys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose proprietor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Investigate By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Superb Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Investigate By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Excellent Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Excellent Lakes.

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Fine Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Wished Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Dreamed Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land dreamed suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Commence at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated brunt, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated attack, simply brunt and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Maneuverability Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Motility Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Come back to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Cracks Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Two Children Getting Off Bus Hit by Paintballs

It happened at Cooing Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

It happened at Purring Pines Trailer Park in Girard Township just after four p.m.

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis tied over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the tour to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Superb Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

eight Fine Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Three Suspects Face Trial in June Homicide; Fourth Suspect Still at Large

Senator, Supervisors Wrangle Over Flood Prevention in Millcreek

State Senator Dan Laughlin strongly criticized the supervisors during their meeting this morning, but the supervisors did not back down.

Former Erie Public Library Building Undergoes Restoration

The historic Erie Public Library building on Perry Square is undergoing restoration work.

Fresh High Tech Prosthesis Helps Local Amputees

A fresh medical device is expected to make life a little bit lighter for two local amputees.

Wattsburg Man Arrested for Firing Gun Toward State Trooper

Andy Allen, 50, of Wattsburg, was arraigned on charges of onslaught on law enforcement officer, discharged of a firearm into an occupied structure, terroristic threats, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. District Judge Brenda Nichols sent him to the Erie County Prison on $500,000 bond.

Five More Crimson Cross Volunteers from Western Pennsylvania Deployed to Texas

A total of thirty seven will be assisting with the effort. Most have already departed but a few more are still in transit.

Swimming Season Coming to Close at Presque Isle State Park

The number of guarded beaches has been diminished because many members of the lifeguard staff have headed back to school.

Sarah Reed Children’s Center Unveils Freshly Renovated Recreation Room

Several kids and staff members were on palm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

Several kids and staff members were on forearm to see the fresh, fresh look for the Hamilton Center recreation room.

IRS Warns of Ransomware Scam

Scammers are sending emails that use both the IRS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation emblems and ask recipients to click a link to download a fake FBI questionnaire.

National Fuel Hosts Dog-Bite Training to Keep Its Employees Safe

Pennsylvania Driver License, Photo Centers to Close for Labor Day Holiday

Customers can still use the services available online at www.dmv.pa.gov.

Northwestern School District Starts Year with Fresh Leader

Woman Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges for Fentanyl

Tiesha Henderson, 30, pleaded guilty to a count of violating federal narcotics laws before United States District Judge David S. Cercone.

Seniors Check Out Expo at Tom Ridge Environmental Center

It offers free health screenings, flu shots and details on benefits for seniors.

GE, United Way Roll Out Crimson Carpet at Edison Elementary

GE volunteers and the United Way spinned out the crimson carpet to welcome back students for the very first day.

Students Transition to Erie’s Fresh Middle Schools

The school district’s newest building has been turned into a middle school. Strong Vincent underwent the same switch.

Laughlin to court world’s top companies, seek partnerships in jobs plan

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrified Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

The announcement last month of potentially five hundred seventy five layoffs at General Electrical Transportation set State Sen. Dan Laughlin’s jobs plan into high gear.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Weather Lowers Presque Isle Labor Day Attendance

Presque Isle is a hot spot for the Labor Day weekend each year, not only for people who live around Erie, but visitors, too. But cooler temperatures during the Labor Day holiday played in a role in less people at the park, compared to last year at this time.

Hurricane Irma Halts Deployment of Local Volunteers to Texas

The northwest Pennsylvania chapter of the Crimson Cross, along with other chapters in the mid-Atlantic, have been told to hold their resources back as they track the destination and influence of Irma.

Boom Back Temporarily Over the Bay

Thousands of fireworks enthusiasts are making their way to the Bayfront Convention Center for the 18th annual National Fireworks Association Expo. The expo brings in people from all across the country for seminars and displays.

Father of Homicide Suspect to Stand Trial

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

Obstacles Going Up for Animal on the Bay

Crews embarked setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty outstanding,” said Brute obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Crews began setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Brute on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty epic,” said Brute obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Rank & File Republicans Have Plan to Balance State Budget

Today, a group of eighteen rank and file Republican House members introduced, what they call, “The Taxpayers Budget.” It includes no tax hikes, and no borrowing.

Lorei Portraits: Providing You the Business

Lorei Portraits specializes in special portraits of families, children, and graduating high school seniors. Proprietor Paul Lorei has taken thousands of portraits since he opened the business twenty eight years ago, shooting on location and in his studio.

Troopers Use Taser to Subdue Albion Man After Argument with Woman Turns Physical

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated brunt to police, plain brunt and harassment.

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated attack to police, elementary onslaught and harassment.

Man Pleads Guilty to Three Charges in Fatal two thousand fifteen Crash in Millcreek

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or private injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Dreamed in Shooting

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Wished in Shooting

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated brunt, plain attack, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated brunt, plain onslaught, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Erie County Poet Laureate Named

A poet laureate is an ambassador for poetry, who works to build greater awareness and appreciation within the Erie community.

Warren County Students Comeback to School

Warren County Students Come back to School

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County commenced back up last week.

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County embarked back up last week.

County Executive Announces September as Erie County Preparedness Month

That’s the message from Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper Tuesday as she proclaimed September as Erie County Preparedness Month.

Erie Bus Shelter to go Green

One local architect is designing a fresh environmental friendly bus shelter. AJT Architect Adam Trott had the winning design in a competition to see who will create a green bus shelter.

Dad of Murder Suspect Faces Trial After Investigators Say He Attempted to Hide Weapon

District Judge Chris MacKendrick strapped over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

District Judge Chris MacKendrick corded over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

Teenage Rescued from Water at Presque Isle Beach

It happened just before 6:30 p.m. at Waterworks Beach (Beach 7).

Semi Rolls Over on Interstate eighty six Off-Ramp

The accident happened around Five:45 p.m. when the driver lost control of the semi while making the turn, according to State Police.

Decision Bargaining For Erie GE Transportation Jobs Resumes

Negotiators for union workers at the Erie GE Transportation plant, and the company bargaining team are sitting down face to face today to talk about whether they can reach an agreement to save jobs here.

A Benefit for Sonny’s Sunshine on Erie News Now

Dispelled Driving Leads to Accident

Dispersed Driving Leads to Accident

One woman is being treated for injuries after hitting a parked car.

Woman Injured in East Side Hit and Run

Police are investigating a hit and run that happened at the intersection of E 6th and the Bayfront Parkway.

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Embarks

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Commences

Labor Day kicked off the very first day of the 80th Annual Waterford Community Fair.

Erie mayoral candidates talk jobs, Right-to-Work on Labor Day

Democrat Joe Schember and Republican John Persinger talk jobs, labor and the idea of right-to-work in Pennsylvania and Erie County.

Safe Stolen from Crawford County Home

It happened sometime inbetween 1:15 and two p.m. in Hydetown Borough. No street name was disclosed.

Community Helps Kallie’s Krusade Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Organizers hosted the annual fundraiser Monday at Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

The Labor Day holiday is typically a time where blood banks want to have a good supply of blood on forearm, based on need. With more people on the road and more potential for accidents, there’s one blood type that can help. It’s O-negative.

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Starts Monday

Waterford Community Fair Commences Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Chick Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Doll Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Trio:30 a.m. Saturday.

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Lady Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The damsels constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Female Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Damsel Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The chicks constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Lady Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated attack, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated onslaught, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of good entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

It was a night of fine entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Lady with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Woman with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Boys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Guys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Investigate By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Good Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Explore By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Excellent Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Excellent Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Dreamed Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Desired Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land desired suspects behind bars,

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Hubby During Argument in Elk County

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated attack, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply onslaught and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Mobility Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Movability Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Come back to Class

Fairview Students Comeback to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Cracks Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis trussed over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis tied over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the excursion to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the tour to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Fine Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

eight Good Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Weather Lowers Presque Isle Labor Day Attendance

Hurricane Irma Halts Deployment of Local Volunteers to Texas

Boom Back Temporarily Over the Bay

Father of Homicide Suspect to Stand Trial

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

Obstacles Going Up for Brute on the Bay

Obstacles Going Up for Animal on the Bay

Crews commenced setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Brute on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty awesome,” said Brute obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Crews commenced setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty outstanding,” said Animal obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to budge things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Rank & File Republicans Have Plan to Balance State Budget

Today, a group of eighteen rank and file Republican House members introduced, what they call, “The Taxpayers Budget.” It includes no tax hikes, and no borrowing.

Lorei Portraits: Providing You the Business

Lorei Portraits specializes in special portraits of families, children, and graduating high school seniors. Holder Paul Lorei has taken thousands of portraits since he opened the business twenty eight years ago, shooting on location and in his studio.

Lorei Portraits specializes in special portraits of families, children, and graduating high school seniors. Possessor Paul Lorei has taken thousands of portraits since he opened the business twenty eight years ago, shooting on location and in his studio.

Troopers Use Taser to Subdue Albion Man After Argument with Woman Turns Physical

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated attack to police, elementary attack and harassment.

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated attack to police, elementary onslaught and harassment.

Man Pleads Guilty to Three Charges in Fatal two thousand fifteen Crash in Millcreek

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or individual injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or private injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Desired in Shooting

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Wished in Shooting

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated onslaught, elementary onslaught, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated brunt, plain attack, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Erie County Poet Laureate Named

A poet laureate is an ambassador for poetry, who works to build greater awareness and appreciation within the Erie community.

Warren County Students Come back to School

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County commenced back up last week.

County Executive Proclaims September as Erie County Preparedness Month

That’s the message from Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper Tuesday as she proclaimed September as Erie County Preparedness Month.

Erie Bus Shelter to go Green

One local architect is designing a fresh environmental friendly bus shelter. AJT Architect Adam Trott had the winning design in a competition to see who will create a green bus shelter.

Dad of Murder Suspect Faces Trial After Investigators Say He Attempted to Hide Weapon

District Judge Chris MacKendrick corded over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

District Judge Chris MacKendrick trussed over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

Teenage Rescued from Water at Presque Isle Beach

It happened just before 6:30 p.m. at Waterworks Beach (Beach 7).

Semi Rolls Over on Interstate eighty six Off-Ramp

The accident happened around Five:45 p.m. when the driver lost control of the semi while making the turn, according to State Police.

Decision Bargaining For Erie GE Transportation Jobs Resumes

A Benefit for Sonny’s Sunshine on Erie News Now

Dissipated Driving Leads to Accident

Dispelled Driving Leads to Accident

One woman is being treated for injuries after hitting a parked car.

Woman Injured in East Side Hit and Run

Police are investigating a hit and run that happened at the intersection of E 6th and the Bayfront Parkway.

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Commences

Labor Day kicked off the very first day of the 80th Annual Waterford Community Fair.

Erie mayoral candidates talk jobs, Right-to-Work on Labor Day

Democrat Joe Schember and Republican John Persinger talk jobs, labor and the idea of right-to-work in Pennsylvania and Erie County.

Safe Stolen from Crawford County Home

It happened sometime inbetween 1:15 and two p.m. in Hydetown Borough. No street name was disclosed.

Community Helps Kallie’s Krusade Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Organizers hosted the annual fundraiser Monday at Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

Waterford Community Fair Commences Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Dame Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Lady Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Chick Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The ladies constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Lady Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Woman Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The damsels constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Woman Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait proceeds for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Commence but Good Finish

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Begin but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated brunt, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated onslaught, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of superb entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

It was a night of excellent entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Lady with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Fellows Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Studs Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Examine By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Fine Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Examine By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Good Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Excellent Lakes.

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Superb Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Dreamed Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land desired suspects behind bars,

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Embark at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply onslaught and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Motility Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Mobility Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Comeback to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

Summer Midday Art Cracks Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis strapped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis corded over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the tour to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the journey to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Fine Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

eight Good Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Weather Lowers Presque Isle Labor Day Attendance

Hurricane Irma Halts Deployment of Local Volunteers to Texas

Boom Back Temporarily Over the Bay

Father of Homicide Suspect to Stand Trial

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

Obstacles Going Up for Brute on the Bay

Obstacles Going Up for Animal on the Bay

Crews began setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty amazing,” said Animal obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to budge things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Crews began setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Brute on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty epic,” said Brute obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to budge things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Rank & File Republicans Have Plan to Balance State Budget

Today, a group of eighteen rank and file Republican House members introduced, what they call, “The Taxpayers Budget.” It includes no tax hikes, and no borrowing.

Lorei Portraits: Providing You the Business

Troopers Use Taser to Subdue Albion Man After Argument with Woman Turns Physical

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated brunt to police, elementary attack and harassment.

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated attack to police, plain brunt and harassment.

Man Pleads Guilty to Three Charges in Fatal two thousand fifteen Crash in Millcreek

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or private injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or individual injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Dreamed in Shooting

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated attack, ordinary brunt, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated brunt, elementary onslaught, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Erie County Poet Laureate Named

A poet laureate is an ambassador for poetry, who works to build greater awareness and appreciation within the Erie community.

Warren County Students Come back to School

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County embarked back up last week.

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County commenced back up last week.

County Executive Announces September as Erie County Preparedness Month

That’s the message from Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper Tuesday as she proclaimed September as Erie County Preparedness Month.

Erie Bus Shelter to go Green

One local architect is designing a fresh environmental friendly bus shelter. AJT Architect Adam Trott had the winning design in a competition to see who will create a green bus shelter.

Dad of Murder Suspect Faces Trial After Investigators Say He Attempted to Hide Weapon

District Judge Chris MacKendrick tied over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

District Judge Chris MacKendrick trussed over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

Teenage Rescued from Water at Presque Isle Beach

It happened just before 6:30 p.m. at Waterworks Beach (Beach 7).

Semi Rolls Over on Interstate eighty six Off-Ramp

The accident happened around Five:45 p.m. when the driver lost control of the semi while making the turn, according to State Police.

Decision Bargaining For Erie GE Transportation Jobs Resumes

A Benefit for Sonny’s Sunshine on Erie News Now

Dissipated Driving Leads to Accident

Dispelled Driving Leads to Accident

One woman is being treated for injuries after hitting a parked car.

Woman Injured in East Side Hit and Run

Police are investigating a hit and run that happened at the intersection of E 6th and the Bayfront Parkway.

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Starts

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Commences

Labor Day kicked off the very first day of the 80th Annual Waterford Community Fair.

Erie mayoral candidates talk jobs, Right-to-Work on Labor Day

Democrat Joe Schember and Republican John Persinger talk jobs, labor and the idea of right-to-work in Pennsylvania and Erie County.

Safe Stolen from Crawford County Home

It happened sometime inbetween 1:15 and two p.m. in Hydetown Borough. No street name was disclosed.

Community Helps Kallie’s Krusade Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Organizers hosted the annual fundraiser Monday at Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Commences Monday

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Chick Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Dame Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Female Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The damsels constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Dame Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Dame Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The damsels constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Woman Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait proceeds for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Commence but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated brunt, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated attack, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being coerced out of their home by an early morning fire.

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of good entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

It was a night of excellent entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Female with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Lady with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Dudes Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Studs Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Examine By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Superb Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Investigate By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Fine Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Excellent Lakes.

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Superb Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Dreamed Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Desired Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land dreamed suspects behind bars,

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

Improvements Commence at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Hubby During Argument in Elk County

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated brunt, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated brunt, simply brunt and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Mobility Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Movement Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Come back to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

Summer Midday Art Cracks Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis corded over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis tied over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the journey to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

eight Good Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

eight Fine Tuesdays Announces Top Winning Charity

As tradition goes, Erie Bank awarded a total of $8,000 to local charities.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Weather Lowers Presque Isle Labor Day Attendance

Hurricane Irma Halts Deployment of Local Volunteers to Texas

Boom Back Temporarily Over the Bay

Father of Homicide Suspect to Stand Trial

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

Obstacles Going Up for Brute on the Bay

Obstacles Going Up for Animal on the Bay

Crews began setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty awesome,” said Animal obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Crews embarked setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty extraordinaire,” said Animal obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Rank & File Republicans Have Plan to Balance State Budget

Today, a group of eighteen rank and file Republican House members introduced, what they call, “The Taxpayers Budget.” It includes no tax hikes, and no borrowing.

Lorei Portraits: Providing You the Business

Troopers Use Taser to Subdue Albion Man After Argument with Woman Turns Physical

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated onslaught to police, ordinary brunt and harassment.

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated onslaught to police, ordinary onslaught and harassment.

Man Pleads Guilty to Three Charges in Fatal two thousand fifteen Crash in Millcreek

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or individual injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or private injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Wished in Shooting

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Desired in Shooting

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated brunt, elementary attack, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Erie County Poet Laureate Named

A poet laureate is an ambassador for poetry, who works to build greater awareness and appreciation within the Erie community.

Warren County Students Come back to School

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County commenced back up last week.

County Executive Announces September as Erie County Preparedness Month

That’s the message from Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper Tuesday as she proclaimed September as Erie County Preparedness Month.

Erie Bus Shelter to go Green

One local architect is designing a fresh environmental friendly bus shelter. AJT Architect Adam Trott had the winning design in a competition to see who will create a green bus shelter.

Dad of Murder Suspect Faces Trial After Investigators Say He Attempted to Hide Weapon

District Judge Chris MacKendrick strapped over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

District Judge Chris MacKendrick tied over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

Teenage Rescued from Water at Presque Isle Beach

It happened just before 6:30 p.m. at Waterworks Beach (Beach 7).

Semi Rolls Over on Interstate eighty six Off-Ramp

The accident happened around Five:45 p.m. when the driver lost control of the semi while making the turn, according to State Police.

Decision Bargaining For Erie GE Transportation Jobs Resumes

A Benefit for Sonny’s Sunshine on Erie News Now

Dispersed Driving Leads to Accident

One woman is being treated for injuries after hitting a parked car.

Woman Injured in East Side Hit and Run

Police are investigating a hit and run that happened at the intersection of E 6th and the Bayfront Parkway.

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Starts

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Embarks

Labor Day kicked off the very first day of the 80th Annual Waterford Community Fair.

Erie mayoral candidates talk jobs, Right-to-Work on Labor Day

Democrat Joe Schember and Republican John Persinger talk jobs, labor and the idea of right-to-work in Pennsylvania and Erie County.

Safe Stolen from Crawford County Home

It happened sometime inbetween 1:15 and two p.m. in Hydetown Borough. No street name was disclosed.

Community Helps Kallie’s Krusade Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Organizers hosted the annual fundraiser Monday at Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

Waterford Community Fair Commences Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Doll Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Chick Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Trio:30 a.m. Saturday.

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Female Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The women constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Woman Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Desired Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait proceeds for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Commence but Good Finish

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated onslaught, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated attack, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being coerced out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of excellent entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

It was a night of superb entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Lady with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Woman with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Fellows Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Guys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose proprietor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

Fresh Investigate By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Good Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Probe By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Good Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Excellent Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Fire investigators say they are now working with the Erie Police Department to determine how a fire began late last night on East 8th Street. Fire crews very first got to the scene around 11:45 pm.

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Desired Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land desired suspects behind bars,

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

Improvements Commence at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply brunt and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated brunt, simply brunt and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Maneuverability Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Movement Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Come back to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis corded over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis tied over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Gannon University Eclipse Balloon Team is Already Planning Next Project

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the tour to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Last week a group of students from Gannon University made the excursion to Cadiz, Kentucky to launch a high-altitude balloon during the solar eclipse.

Roundabout, bridge leading to I-79 now open in Saegertown

Getting from Saegertown to Interstate seventy nine became much lighter Tuesday. PennDOT packaged up a $7 million project building a roundabout and repairing the Brookhouser Rd. bridge.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Crimson Cross, Amazon Team Up to Help Harvey Victims in Texas

Online retail giant Amazon has partnered with the American Crimson Cross to make it effortless and convenient to donate exactly the items that storm victims and ease workers need.

U.S. Senators Indicating Pennsylvania React to Decision to End DACA

U.S. Senators Signifying Pennsylvania React to Decision to End DACA

It shielded youthfull, undocumented immigrants brought to American as children from deportation.

It shielded youthful, undocumented immigrants brought to American as children from deportation.

GOP eyes big-ticket reforms upon come back from Congressional recess

GOP eyes big-ticket reforms upon comeback from Congressional recess

According to official calendars, the Senate is slated to work sixty one more days in 2017, the House forty eight days.

YMCA Suggesting Swim Lessons for Kids

Registration for the 30-minute lessons is open at the Glenwood Park and Downtown YMCA.

Registration for the lessons is open at the Downtown YMCA for ages three to 17.

Edinboro Woman, Fiancé with uncertain future of Trump’s DACA Decision

A local woman’s fiancé is one of the many immigrants who would be impacted if no activity is taken by congress.

A local woman’s fiancé is one of the many immigrants who would be impacted if no act is taken by congress.

Erie County Council postpones controversial “criminal history” non-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Councilwoman Carol Loll defended her stance during Tuesday’s meeting, postponing a vote on a controversial proposal, which would prohibit landlords or employers from discriminating against someone with a criminal history.

Suicide Prevention Awareness Month Will Kick-Off with a Conference

the 4th annual Suicide Prevention Conference will be Wednesday, September 6th.

The conference will be held at the Ambassador Hotel and Conference Center, located on upper Peach St.

the 4th annual Suicide Prevention Conference will be Wednesday, September 6th.

The conference will be held at the Ambassador Hotel and Conference Center, located on upper Peach St.

Weather Lowers Presque Isle Labor Day Attendance

Hurricane Irma Halts Deployment of Local Volunteers to Texas

Boom Back Temporarily Over the Bay

Father of Homicide Suspect to Stand Trial

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

Obstacles Going Up for Brute on the Bay

Crews began setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Brute on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty amazing,” said Animal obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to budge things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Crews embarked setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Brute on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty amazing,” said Animal obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Rank & File Republicans Have Plan to Balance State Budget

Today, a group of eighteen rank and file Republican House members introduced, what they call, “The Taxpayers Budget.” It includes no tax hikes, and no borrowing.

Lorei Portraits: Providing You the Business

Troopers Use Taser to Subdue Albion Man After Argument with Woman Turns Physical

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated attack to police, plain attack and harassment.

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated brunt to police, ordinary brunt and harassment.

Man Pleads Guilty to Three Charges in Fatal two thousand fifteen Crash in Millcreek

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or private injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Wished in Shooting

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Dreamed in Shooting

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated attack, plain attack, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated onslaught, plain attack, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Erie County Poet Laureate Named

A poet laureate is an ambassador for poetry, who works to build greater awareness and appreciation within the Erie community.

Warren County Students Come back to School

Warren County Students Comeback to School

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County began back up last week.

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County embarked back up last week.

County Executive Announces September as Erie County Preparedness Month

County Executive Proclaims September as Erie County Preparedness Month

That’s the message from Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper Tuesday as she proclaimed September as Erie County Preparedness Month.

Erie Bus Shelter to go Green

One local architect is designing a fresh environmental friendly bus shelter. AJT Architect Adam Trott had the winning design in a competition to see who will create a green bus shelter.

Dad of Murder Suspect Faces Trial After Investigators Say He Attempted to Hide Weapon

District Judge Chris MacKendrick trussed over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

District Judge Chris MacKendrick tied over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

Teenage Rescued from Water at Presque Isle Beach

It happened just before 6:30 p.m. at Waterworks Beach (Beach 7).

Semi Rolls Over on Interstate eighty six Off-Ramp

The accident happened around Five:45 p.m. when the driver lost control of the semi while making the turn, according to State Police.

Decision Bargaining For Erie GE Transportation Jobs Resumes

A Benefit for Sonny’s Sunshine on Erie News Now

Dispersed Driving Leads to Accident

One woman is being treated for injuries after hitting a parked car.

Woman Injured in East Side Hit and Run

Police are investigating a hit and run that happened at the intersection of E 6th and the Bayfront Parkway.

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Starts

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Commences

Labor Day kicked off the very first day of the 80th Annual Waterford Community Fair.

Erie mayoral candidates talk jobs, Right-to-Work on Labor Day

Democrat Joe Schember and Republican John Persinger talk jobs, labor and the idea of right-to-work in Pennsylvania and Erie County.

Safe Stolen from Crawford County Home

It happened sometime inbetween 1:15 and two p.m. in Hydetown Borough. No street name was disclosed.

Community Helps Kallie’s Krusade Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Organizers hosted the annual fundraiser Monday at Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Starts Monday

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Woman Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Trio:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Woman Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The chicks constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Chick Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Doll Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The women constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Lady Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Begin but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated attack, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated brunt, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of superb entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

A pay raise for harshly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Female with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Damsel with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Guys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

Fresh Examine By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Excellent Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Explore By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Superb Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Superb Lakes.

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Excellent Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Wished Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Desired Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land dreamed suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Commence at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply brunt and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated attack, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property proprietor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Maneuverability Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Mobility Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Come back to Class

Fairview Students Comeback to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis trussed over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis roped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Crimson Cross, Amazon Team Up to Help Harvey Victims in Texas

Online retail giant Amazon has partnered with the American Crimson Cross to make it effortless and convenient to donate exactly the items that storm victims and ease workers need.

U.S. Senators Indicating Pennsylvania React to Decision to End DACA

U.S. Senators Signifying Pennsylvania React to Decision to End DACA

It shielded youthful, undocumented immigrants brought to American as children from deportation.

It shielded youthfull, undocumented immigrants brought to American as children from deportation.

GOP eyes big-ticket reforms upon comeback from Congressional recess

GOP eyes big-ticket reforms upon come back from Congressional recess

According to official calendars, the Senate is slated to work sixty one more days in 2017, the House forty eight days.

YMCA Suggesting Swim Lessons for Kids

Registration for the 30-minute lessons is open at the Glenwood Park and Downtown YMCA.

Registration for the lessons is open at the Downtown YMCA for ages three to 17.

Edinboro Woman, Fiancé with uncertain future of Trump’s DACA Decision

A local woman’s fiancé is one of the many immigrants who would be impacted if no activity is taken by congress.

A local woman’s fiancé is one of the many immigrants who would be impacted if no act is taken by congress.

Erie County Council postpones controversial “criminal history” non-discrimination ordinance

Suicide Prevention Awareness Month Will Kick-Off with a Conference

the 4th annual Suicide Prevention Conference will be Wednesday, September 6th.

The conference will be held at the Ambassador Hotel and Conference Center, located on upper Peach St.

the 4th annual Suicide Prevention Conference will be Wednesday, September 6th.

The conference will be held at the Ambassador Hotel and Conference Center, located on upper Peach St.

Weather Lowers Presque Isle Labor Day Attendance

Hurricane Irma Halts Deployment of Local Volunteers to Texas

Boom Back Temporarily Over the Bay

Father of Homicide Suspect to Stand Trial

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

Obstacles Going Up for Animal on the Bay

Obstacles Going Up for Brute on the Bay

Crews embarked setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty incredible,” said Brute obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to budge things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Crews began setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Brute on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty awesome,” said Brute obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Rank & File Republicans Have Plan to Balance State Budget

Today, a group of eighteen rank and file Republican House members introduced, what they call, “The Taxpayers Budget.” It includes no tax hikes, and no borrowing.

Lorei Portraits: Providing You the Business

Troopers Use Taser to Subdue Albion Man After Argument with Woman Turns Physical

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated onslaught to police, elementary onslaught and harassment.

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated brunt to police, plain onslaught and harassment.

Man Pleads Guilty to Three Charges in Fatal two thousand fifteen Crash in Millcreek

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or private injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or individual injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Dreamed in Shooting

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Desired in Shooting

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated attack, elementary brunt, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated attack, plain onslaught, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Erie County Poet Laureate Named

A poet laureate is an ambassador for poetry, who works to build greater awareness and appreciation within the Erie community.

Warren County Students Comeback to School

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County embarked back up last week.

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County commenced back up last week.

County Executive Proclaims September as Erie County Preparedness Month

County Executive Announces September as Erie County Preparedness Month

That’s the message from Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper Tuesday as she proclaimed September as Erie County Preparedness Month.

Erie Bus Shelter to go Green

One local architect is designing a fresh environmental friendly bus shelter. AJT Architect Adam Trott had the winning design in a competition to see who will create a green bus shelter.

Dad of Murder Suspect Faces Trial After Investigators Say He Attempted to Hide Weapon

District Judge Chris MacKendrick tied over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

District Judge Chris MacKendrick strapped over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

Teenage Rescued from Water at Presque Isle Beach

It happened just before 6:30 p.m. at Waterworks Beach (Beach 7).

Semi Rolls Over on Interstate eighty six Off-Ramp

The accident happened around Five:45 p.m. when the driver lost control of the semi while making the turn, according to State Police.

Decision Bargaining For Erie GE Transportation Jobs Resumes

A Benefit for Sonny’s Sunshine on Erie News Now

Dispelled Driving Leads to Accident

One woman is being treated for injuries after hitting a parked car.

Woman Injured in East Side Hit and Run

Police are investigating a hit and run that happened at the intersection of E 6th and the Bayfront Parkway.

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Commences

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Starts

Labor Day kicked off the very first day of the 80th Annual Waterford Community Fair.

Erie mayoral candidates talk jobs, Right-to-Work on Labor Day

Democrat Joe Schember and Republican John Persinger talk jobs, labor and the idea of right-to-work in Pennsylvania and Erie County.

Safe Stolen from Crawford County Home

It happened sometime inbetween 1:15 and two p.m. in Hydetown Borough. No street name was disclosed.

Community Helps Kallie’s Krusade Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Organizers hosted the annual fundraiser Monday at Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Commences Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals Program

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals program.

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Lady Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Damsel Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Damsel Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The ladies constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Dame Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated brunt, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being coerced out of their home by an early morning fire.

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of superb entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

A pay raise for harshly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

A pay raise for toughly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Doll with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Female with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Guys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Fellows Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose proprietor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and total of energy.

Fresh Investigate By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Superb Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Probe By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Fine Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Fine Lakes.

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Excellent Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Desired Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Dreamed Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land dreamed suspects behind bars,

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Hubby During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property proprietor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Movability Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Maneuverability Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Come back to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Cracks Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis strapped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis trussed over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Crimson Cross, Amazon Team Up to Help Harvey Victims in Texas

Online retail giant Amazon has partnered with the American Crimson Cross to make it effortless and convenient to donate exactly the items that storm victims and ease workers need.

U.S. Senators Signifying Pennsylvania React to Decision to End DACA

It shielded youthful, undocumented immigrants brought to American as children from deportation.

GOP eyes big-ticket reforms upon comeback from Congressional recess

According to official calendars, the Senate is slated to work sixty one more days in 2017, the House forty eight days.

YMCA Suggesting Swim Lessons for Kids

Registration for the 30-minute lessons is open at the Glenwood Park and Downtown YMCA.

Registration for the lessons is open at the Downtown YMCA for ages three to 17.

Edinboro Woman, Fiancé with uncertain future of Trump’s DACA Decision

A local woman’s fiancé is one of the many immigrants who would be impacted if no activity is taken by congress.

A local woman’s fiancé is one of the many immigrants who would be impacted if no act is taken by congress.

Erie County Council postpones controversial “criminal history” non-discrimination ordinance

Suicide Prevention Awareness Month Will Kick-Off with a Conference

the 4th annual Suicide Prevention Conference will be Wednesday, September 6th.

The conference will be held at the Ambassador Hotel and Conference Center, located on upper Peach St.

the 4th annual Suicide Prevention Conference will be Wednesday, September 6th.

The conference will be held at the Ambassador Hotel and Conference Center, located on upper Peach St.

Weather Lowers Presque Isle Labor Day Attendance

Hurricane Irma Halts Deployment of Local Volunteers to Texas

Boom Back Temporarily Over the Bay

Father of Homicide Suspect to Stand Trial

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

Obstacles Going Up for Brute on the Bay

Obstacles Going Up for Animal on the Bay

Crews commenced setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty epic,” said Brute obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Crews began setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty awesome,” said Brute obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to budge things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Rank & File Republicans Have Plan to Balance State Budget

Today, a group of eighteen rank and file Republican House members introduced, what they call, “The Taxpayers Budget.” It includes no tax hikes, and no borrowing.

Lorei Portraits: Providing You the Business

Troopers Use Taser to Subdue Albion Man After Argument with Woman Turns Physical

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated onslaught to police, plain attack and harassment.

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated attack to police, plain onslaught and harassment.

Man Pleads Guilty to Three Charges in Fatal two thousand fifteen Crash in Millcreek

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or private injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or individual injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Desired in Shooting

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Wished in Shooting

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated attack, elementary onslaught, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated brunt, ordinary attack, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Erie County Poet Laureate Named

A poet laureate is an ambassador for poetry, who works to build greater awareness and appreciation within the Erie community.

Warren County Students Comeback to School

Warren County Students Come back to School

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County began back up last week.

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County commenced back up last week.

County Executive Proclaims September as Erie County Preparedness Month

That’s the message from Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper Tuesday as she proclaimed September as Erie County Preparedness Month.

Erie Bus Shelter to go Green

One local architect is designing a fresh environmental friendly bus shelter. AJT Architect Adam Trott had the winning design in a competition to see who will create a green bus shelter.

Dad of Murder Suspect Faces Trial After Investigators Say He Attempted to Hide Weapon

District Judge Chris MacKendrick roped over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

District Judge Chris MacKendrick tied over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

Teenage Rescued from Water at Presque Isle Beach

It happened just before 6:30 p.m. at Waterworks Beach (Beach 7).

Semi Rolls Over on Interstate eighty six Off-Ramp

The accident happened around Five:45 p.m. when the driver lost control of the semi while making the turn, according to State Police.

Decision Bargaining For Erie GE Transportation Jobs Resumes

A Benefit for Sonny’s Sunshine on Erie News Now

Dissipated Driving Leads to Accident

Dispelled Driving Leads to Accident

One woman is being treated for injuries after hitting a parked car.

Woman Injured in East Side Hit and Run

Police are investigating a hit and run that happened at the intersection of E 6th and the Bayfront Parkway.

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Starts

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Commences

Labor Day kicked off the very first day of the 80th Annual Waterford Community Fair.

Erie mayoral candidates talk jobs, Right-to-Work on Labor Day

Democrat Joe Schember and Republican John Persinger talk jobs, labor and the idea of right-to-work in Pennsylvania and Erie County.

Safe Stolen from Crawford County Home

It happened sometime inbetween 1:15 and two p.m. in Hydetown Borough. No street name was disclosed.

Community Helps Kallie’s Krusade Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Organizers hosted the annual fundraiser Monday at Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Commences Monday

Waterford Community Fair Starts Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can indeed affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Woman Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Chick Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Trio:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Woman Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The chicks constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Female Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Woman Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The women constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Female Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Desired Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Begin but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated brunt, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being coerced out of their home by an early morning fire.

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of superb entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

It was a night of fine entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

A pay raise for toughly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Dame with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Chick with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Guys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Studs Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose proprietor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Explore By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Good Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Examine By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Fine Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Fine Lakes.

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Excellent Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Fire investigators say they are now working with the Erie Police Department to determine how a fire began late last night on East 8th Street. Fire crews very first got to the scene around 11:45 pm.

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Dreamed Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land desired suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Commence at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Hubby During Argument in Elk County

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated attack, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated attack, simply brunt and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property possessor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property proprietor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Maneuverability Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Movement Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Comeback to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis strapped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis tied over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Crimson Cross, Amazon Team Up to Help Harvey Victims in Texas

Online retail giant Amazon has partnered with the American Crimson Cross to make it effortless and convenient to donate exactly the items that storm victims and ease workers need.

U.S. Senators Signifying Pennsylvania React to Decision to End DACA

It shielded youthfull, undocumented immigrants brought to American as children from deportation.

It shielded youthful, undocumented immigrants brought to American as children from deportation.

GOP eyes big-ticket reforms upon come back from Congressional recess

According to official calendars, the Senate is slated to work sixty one more days in 2017, the House forty eight days.

YMCA Suggesting Swim Lessons for Kids

Registration for the 30-minute lessons is open at the Glenwood Park and Downtown YMCA.

Registration for the lessons is open at the Downtown YMCA for ages three to 17.

Edinboro Woman, Fiancé with uncertain future of Trump’s DACA Decision

A local woman’s fiancé is one of the many immigrants who would be impacted if no activity is taken by congress.

A local woman’s fiancé is one of the many immigrants who would be impacted if no act is taken by congress.

Erie County Council postpones controversial “criminal history” non-discrimination ordinance

Suicide Prevention Awareness Month Will Kick-Off with a Conference

the 4th annual Suicide Prevention Conference will be Wednesday, September 6th.

The conference will be held at the Ambassador Hotel and Conference Center, located on upper Peach St.

the 4th annual Suicide Prevention Conference will be Wednesday, September 6th.

The conference will be held at the Ambassador Hotel and Conference Center, located on upper Peach St.

Weather Lowers Presque Isle Labor Day Attendance

Hurricane Irma Halts Deployment of Local Volunteers to Texas

Boom Back Temporarily Over the Bay

Father of Homicide Suspect to Stand Trial

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her assets in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

Obstacles Going Up for Animal on the Bay

Crews commenced setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty extraordinaire,” said Brute obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Crews began setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty exceptional,” said Brute obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Rank & File Republicans Have Plan to Balance State Budget

Today, a group of eighteen rank and file Republican House members introduced, what they call, “The Taxpayers Budget.” It includes no tax hikes, and no borrowing.

Lorei Portraits: Providing You the Business

Troopers Use Taser to Subdue Albion Man After Argument with Woman Turns Physical

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated attack to police, ordinary onslaught and harassment.

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated brunt to police, ordinary onslaught and harassment.

Man Pleads Guilty to Three Charges in Fatal two thousand fifteen Crash in Millcreek

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or private injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Wished in Shooting

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated onslaught, ordinary attack, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated brunt, elementary onslaught, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Erie County Poet Laureate Named

A poet laureate is an ambassador for poetry, who works to build greater awareness and appreciation within the Erie community.

Warren County Students Comeback to School

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County began back up last week.

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County embarked back up last week.

County Executive Proclaims September as Erie County Preparedness Month

That’s the message from Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper Tuesday as she proclaimed September as Erie County Preparedness Month.

Erie Bus Shelter to go Green

One local architect is designing a fresh environmental friendly bus shelter. AJT Architect Adam Trott had the winning design in a competition to see who will create a green bus shelter.

Dad of Murder Suspect Faces Trial After Investigators Say He Attempted to Hide Weapon

District Judge Chris MacKendrick trussed over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

District Judge Chris MacKendrick tied over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

Teenage Rescued from Water at Presque Isle Beach

It happened just before 6:30 p.m. at Waterworks Beach (Beach 7).

Semi Rolls Over on Interstate eighty six Off-Ramp

The accident happened around Five:45 p.m. when the driver lost control of the semi while making the turn, according to State Police.

Decision Bargaining For Erie GE Transportation Jobs Resumes

A Benefit for Sonny’s Sunshine on Erie News Now

Dissipated Driving Leads to Accident

One woman is being treated for injuries after hitting a parked car.

Woman Injured in East Side Hit and Run

Police are investigating a hit and run that happened at the intersection of E 6th and the Bayfront Parkway.

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Commences

Labor Day kicked off the very first day of the 80th Annual Waterford Community Fair.

Erie mayoral candidates talk jobs, Right-to-Work on Labor Day

Democrat Joe Schember and Republican John Persinger talk jobs, labor and the idea of right-to-work in Pennsylvania and Erie County.

Safe Stolen from Crawford County Home

It happened sometime inbetween 1:15 and two p.m. in Hydetown Borough. No street name was disclosed.

Community Helps Kallie’s Krusade Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Organizers hosted the annual fundraiser Monday at Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Commences Monday

Waterford Community Fair Starts Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals program.

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Damsel Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Chick Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Trio:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

A local Chick Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The ladies constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Damsel Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

A local Damsel Scout Troop received their bronze award for a project that helps the entire community. The chicks constructed Bliss Boxes, and the Dame Scouts packed them with non-perishables and toiletries.

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Wished Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait resumes for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Begin but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated attack, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being coerced out of their home by an early morning fire.

A local family is safe this morning after being compelled out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of superb entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

It was a night of fine entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

A pay raise for toughly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Dame with Sanfilippo Syndrome

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Woman with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Boys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Studs Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys indicating Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose possessor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Examine By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Superb Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Investigate By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Fine Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Fine Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Fire investigators say they are now working with the Erie Police Department to determine how a fire began late last night on East 8th Street. Fire crews very first got to the scene around 11:45 pm.

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Wished Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Desired Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land desired suspects behind bars,

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land wished suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Commence at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

Improvements Embark at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Lake City Fire Company said it has finished pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Hubby During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply attack and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated brunt, simply onslaught and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property proprietor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Mobility Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Movability Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be passed over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Comeback to Class

Fairview Students Come back to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Cracks Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis strapped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis roped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.

News – Erie News Now, WICU – WSEE in Erie, PA

News – Erie News Now | WICU & WSEE in Erie, PA

Crimson Cross, Amazon Team Up to Help Harvey Victims in Texas

Online retail giant Amazon has partnered with the American Crimson Cross to make it effortless and convenient to donate exactly the items that storm victims and ease workers need.

U.S. Senators Indicating Pennsylvania React to Decision to End DACA

U.S. Senators Signifying Pennsylvania React to Decision to End DACA

It shielded youthfull, undocumented immigrants brought to American as children from deportation.

It shielded youthful, undocumented immigrants brought to American as children from deportation.

GOP eyes big-ticket reforms upon comeback from Congressional recess

GOP eyes big-ticket reforms upon come back from Congressional recess

According to official calendars, the Senate is slated to work sixty one more days in 2017, the House forty eight days.

YMCA Suggesting Swim Lessons for Kids

Registration for the 30-minute lessons is open at the Glenwood Park and Downtown YMCA.

Registration for the lessons is open at the Downtown YMCA for ages three to 17.

Edinboro Woman, Fiancé with uncertain future of Trump’s DACA Decision

A local woman’s fiancé is one of the many immigrants who would be impacted if no activity is taken by congress.

A local woman’s fiancé is one of the many immigrants who would be impacted if no act is taken by congress.

Erie County Council postpones controversial “criminal history” non-discrimination ordinance

Suicide Prevention Awareness Month Will Kick-Off with a Conference

the 4th annual Suicide Prevention Conference will be Wednesday, September 6th.

The conference will be held at the Ambassador Hotel and Conference Center, located on upper Peach St.

the 4th annual Suicide Prevention Conference will be Wednesday, September 6th.

The conference will be held at the Ambassador Hotel and Conference Center, located on upper Peach St.

Weather Lowers Presque Isle Labor Day Attendance

Hurricane Irma Halts Deployment of Local Volunteers to Texas

Boom Back Temporarily Over the Bay

Father of Homicide Suspect to Stand Trial

The father of the man charged with killing his wifey and throwing her figure in Lake Erie, will now face trial.

Obstacles Going Up for Brute on the Bay

Obstacles Going Up for Animal on the Bay

Crews commenced setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty awesome,” said Animal obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Crews commenced setting up the obstacles for the 5th annual Barber Animal on the Bay. The 10-mile obstacle course challenge is set for this Saturday. There will be thirty obstacles, three of them will be fresh, ” We stepped it up again this year. it’s pretty epic,” said Animal obstacle builder, Andy Zimmerman. “We had to stir things around a bit because of sand replenishment, but we’re doing pretty good,” Zimmerman continued. On Tuesday, crews with Building S.

Rank & File Republicans Have Plan to Balance State Budget

Today, a group of eighteen rank and file Republican House members introduced, what they call, “The Taxpayers Budget.” It includes no tax hikes, and no borrowing.

Lorei Portraits: Providing You the Business

Troopers Use Taser to Subdue Albion Man After Argument with Woman Turns Physical

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated onslaught to police, elementary attack and harassment.

Dale E. Hanson, 47, of Albion, was arraigned Monday morning on charges of aggravated attack to police, ordinary attack and harassment.

Man Pleads Guilty to Three Charges in Fatal two thousand fifteen Crash in Millcreek

Matthew Gerrans, 30, entered the prayer for two felony counts of accidents involving death or individual injury and a summary charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Dreamed in Shooting

Tips Help Meadville Police Arrest Man Desired in Shooting

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated onslaught, ordinary brunt, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Sedgwick was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of aggravated onslaught, plain attack, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm.

Erie County Poet Laureate Named

A poet laureate is an ambassador for poetry, who works to build greater awareness and appreciation within the Erie community.

Warren County Students Come back to School

The district is among the last in the area to resume classes. Most schools in Erie and Crawford County commenced back up last week.

County Executive Proclaims September as Erie County Preparedness Month

County Executive Announces September as Erie County Preparedness Month

That’s the message from Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper Tuesday as she proclaimed September as Erie County Preparedness Month.

Erie Bus Shelter to go Green

One local architect is designing a fresh environmental friendly bus shelter. AJT Architect Adam Trott had the winning design in a competition to see who will create a green bus shelter.

Dad of Murder Suspect Faces Trial After Investigators Say He Attempted to Hide Weapon

District Judge Chris MacKendrick tied over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

District Judge Chris MacKendrick strapped over all charges Tuesday against Ernest Leclair, 74, for tampering with evidence.

Teenage Rescued from Water at Presque Isle Beach

It happened just before 6:30 p.m. at Waterworks Beach (Beach 7).

Semi Rolls Over on Interstate eighty six Off-Ramp

The accident happened around Five:45 p.m. when the driver lost control of the semi while making the turn, according to State Police.

Decision Bargaining For Erie GE Transportation Jobs Resumes

A Benefit for Sonny’s Sunshine on Erie News Now

Dispelled Driving Leads to Accident

Dispersed Driving Leads to Accident

One woman is being treated for injuries after hitting a parked car.

Woman Injured in East Side Hit and Run

Police are investigating a hit and run that happened at the intersection of E 6th and the Bayfront Parkway.

80th Annual Waterford Community Fair Starts

Labor Day kicked off the very first day of the 80th Annual Waterford Community Fair.

Erie mayoral candidates talk jobs, Right-to-Work on Labor Day

Democrat Joe Schember and Republican John Persinger talk jobs, labor and the idea of right-to-work in Pennsylvania and Erie County.

Safe Stolen from Crawford County Home

It happened sometime inbetween 1:15 and two p.m. in Hydetown Borough. No street name was disclosed.

Community Helps Kallie’s Krusade Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Organizers hosted the annual fundraiser Monday at Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.

GE Union Workers Rally Over Proposed Job Cuts

While Labor Day is typically a day of celebration, for hundreds of employees at GE Transportation, this year`s holiday takes on a much different tone.

Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Leave for Texas

Gov. Tom Wolf sent off a number of Pennsylvania National Guard troops Monday.

Waldameer Park Opens for Final Day of Season

The amusement and water park opened Monday for its last day of the season.

Erie County Republican Committee Hosts Labor Day Picnic

Congressman Glenn Thompson, who represents Pennsylvania’s 5th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, also stopped by.

Blood Bank in Erie Asking for More Donations Following Labor Day

Unions March in Solidarity for Labor Day

The Northwestern Pennsylvania American Labor Federation organized the parade.

Man Taken to Hospital After Fire at Methodist Towers

The fire was reported around 12:15 p.m. The apartment building is located at 8th and Sassafras in downtown Erie.

Erie Receives Three Grants from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The largest is a Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) of $Two,791,421.

Labor Day Parade to March Through Downtown Erie Monday

It kicks off at ten a.m. at 11th and State and proceeds to Perry Square.

Thousands Turn Out to Feast German Heritage

Organizers were pleased with how many came out for the Labor Day weekend tradition.

Erie Contractor Jailed on Fresh Charges

Waterford Community Fair Embarks Monday

Waterford Community Fair Commences Monday

The 80th Waterford Community Fair kicks off Monday, September 4th.

Historic Schoolhouse Celebrates 120th Bday

A local, historic location is celebrating its one hundred and twentieth bday this year.

Erie Resident Celebrates 102nd Bday with Family

It was a big day for a latest Erie resident who has a lot of years behind her.

Labor Day Car Woes

With the Labor Day Weekend here, many people will have the day off. Many will be traveling, but what happens behind the wheel can truly affect your holiday.

Woman Injured in East Side Shooting

Erie police are investigating a shooting that left one women injured. Erie police said they believe the shooting occurred at Ten:30 P.M. Saturday night at the five hundred block of East 14th.

Pizza Shop, Other Businesses Help Police, Responders During Millcreek Standoff

Gino and Joe’s Fresh York Style Pizza suggested them pizzas during the incident.

Toast Part of German Heritage Festival’s Traditions

It hosted its annual German Toast Saturday at Saint Nick’s Grove, where the festival has set up for the weekend.

Dozens Rally in Support of Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals Program

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals program.

That drove dozens to Perry Square Thursday night to support DACA, or the Deferred Activity for Childhood Arrivals program.

Seniors Gets Flu Shots at Harborceek Expo

Many seniors did just that Friday during a Senior Expo in Harborcreek, which was hosted by State Rep. Curt Sonney.

Author Signs Copies of Book on American Airmen

Paul Hagan signed copies of his book at Barnes and Noble on Peach Street Saturday.

Edinboro Defense Shines For Bradford’s Very first Win

Erie CPR, Neighborhood Groups Clean Up McBride Viaduct

The groups, along with Erie CPR, Saturday morning cleaned up the McBride Viaduct, which is also known as the East Ave. bridge.

West Erie Street Closed for Week

West 3rd inbetween Myrtle and Sassafras will be closed until Sept. 8.

Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Rollover Crash

The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. near Seneca High School.

Doll Gravely Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

Doll Earnestly Injured by Tree Branch in Millcreek

It happened in the two thousand six hundred block of Caughey Road around 6:20 p.m.

Man Arrested, Charged After ten Hour Standoff in Millcreek

Christopher A. Kleiner, 29, of Erie, was taken into custody around Three:30 a.m. Saturday.

Building a Bliss in a Box

“Criminal History” amendment added to proposed Erie County anti-discrimination ordinance

Erie County Council is also working on a ordinance one member says could hurt landlords.

Two Desired Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Two Dreamed Fugitives Arrested in City of Erie Friday

Members arrested Juan A. Black, 23, without incident near East 18th and German in Erie around 11:Ten a.m.

Camp Cadet Program Awarded $Five,000 Grant from Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Ten Camp Cadet programs from western Pennsylvania received the grants during a check presentation Aug. Twenty three at State Police Butler station.

Mischler to Fessler Combine Three Times As Ramblers Roll The Royals

Cathedral Prep’s connection of Joe Mischler to Henry Fessler combined for three touchdowns in the very first half as the Ramblers shutout the Erie High Royals.

German Heritage Festival Closes Out Summer This Weekend

Crews set up Friday for the 21st year of the popular event at Saint Nick’s Grove on Route 97.

Erie County Redevelopment Authority Invests in Local Manufacturer

It introduced Lake Erie Rubber Works with a $400,000 loan on Friday.

Donation Truck is Being Packed to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Work to Close Part of State Street Saturday

Work will close State Street from West 2nd Street to the Bayfront Parkway from seven a.m. until four p.m.

Fresh Product Protects Very first Responders from Accidentally Overdosing

A fresh product aimed at protecting very first responders from dangerous chemicals is now on the market.

Judge: PENNCREST School Board Member Permitted to Review Invoices

Center Treating Another Bald Eagle for Lead Poisoning

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthfull bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

A local wildlife center is once again treating a bald eagle for lead poisoning. The youthful bird was found in Erie County, and taken to Crawford County’s Tamarack Wildlife Center near Saegertown.

Rep. Sonney Talks About State Budget Process Going Forward

It has been exactly two months, since the Pennsylvania State Budget deadline. A spending plan was passed, but the wait proceeds for legislation on how to pay for that spending.

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Embark but Good Finish

Summer Tourist Season: Bad Begin but Good Finish

This weekend is the unofficial end to Erie’s busy summer tourist season. And the general feeling seems to be the season was “good.”

Most Serious Charges Dropped, twelve Penn State Fraternity Brothers Ordered to Stand Trial

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated attack, were thrown out.

The most serious charges in the case, including involuntary manslaughter and felony counts of aggravated brunt, were thrown out.

Cause of Morning House Fire Under Investigation

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of a morning house fire in the city.

Millcreek Police Hope Public Can Help Identify Credit Card Thieves

Very first President, CEO Named for Downtown Erie Innovation District

Sanchack brings to the job twenty five years of technology and innovation management practice from Silicon Valley where he worked in the aerospace and defense industries.

Family Safe After Early Morning Fire

A local family is safe this morning after being coerced out of their home by an early morning fire.

Route ninety eight in Franklin Township Reopens for Labor Day Weekend

PennDOT’s Erie County maintenance unit is performing the work.

Former Lynryd Skynard Drummer Plays at Wattsburg-Erie County Fair

It was a night of superb entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

It was a night of good entertainment at the Wattsburg-Erie County Fair.

Erie County Council addresses controversial employee pay raise

A pay raise for toughly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

A pay raise for harshly four hundred eighty Erie County employees in January two thousand eighteen will cost almost thirty five percent more than expected, according to an Aug. Twenty eight report from our playmates at the Erie Times News. Erie County Council passed that plan at a July twenty six meeting. On Thursday, members were back defending it.

Erie School District Address Parking and Bus Concerns

The very first week for the Erie School District has come to a close. Superintendent Brian Polito said the district is addressing any concerns and looking forward to the rest of the school year.

Celebrity Bartending Night Held for Local Damsel with Sanfilippo Syndrome

A local family is fighting hard, to find a cure for their daughter, as she suffers from a disease that could be described as childhood Alzheimer’s.

Attorneys for Two Erie County Studs Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Attorneys for Two Erie County Guys Charged in Hazing Death Make Closing Arguments

Eleven attorneys issued their final statements to the judge Thursday. They include the two attorneys signifying Joe Sala, of Erie, and Parker Yochim, of Waterford.

Rep. Mike Kelly Invited to See Chance for Development in Erie

He stopped by the E.F. Smith Quality of Life Learning Center to tour the center, grounds and Joyce Savocchio Business Park.

Barber Center Aquatic Mural Highlights Work of eighty Area Artists

..Visitors to the Barber National Center Aquatic Center will now be able to take in the creative work by eighty artists.

Erie School District Prepares to Sell Vacant Buildings

School district officials are presently walking through each building, doing inventory, and soon will establish a minimum bid amount for each structure.

Fisherman Charged with Killing Wifey Headed to Trial

The commercial fisherman charged with murdering his wifey and throwing her bod in Lake Erie, will be heading to trial.

“Little Eddie” the “Pony in a House” is Thriving

We have an update on the racehorse, whose holder went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

We have an update on the racehorse, whose proprietor went to extremes to keep his colt alive. After weeks of intense care, Little Eddie pulled through. Today he is thriving and utter of energy.

Fresh Explore By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Superb Lakes Environmental Programs

Fresh Explore By Environmental Group About Possible Cuts to Excellent Lakes Environmental Programs

A fresh report is providing more ammunition to critics of a White House plan that proposes major cuts to environmental programs on the Superb Lakes.

Police Investigators Now Assisting Fire Department on East 8th Street Fire Cause

Fire investigators say they are now working with the Erie Police Department to determine how a fire began late last night on East 8th Street. Fire crews very first got to the scene around 11:45 pm.

Pennsylvania’s Match six Lottery Game Goes Daily

Match six tickets will still cost $Two each, and the jackpot starts at $500,000.

Erie County Public Library Wants Your Feedback

It wants to hear from patrons about the future of the libraries as it maps out its five-year strategic plan.

Caregiver Charged with Manhandle Waives Preliminary Hearing

Qunisha Manus, 26, waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Springboro

The break has since been repaired.

Apple Cider Season Now Underway

Crews today made the very first batch of apple cider apple cider at Godfrey Run Cider Mill in Lake City.

Avoid Fake Charities: Tips on Helping Texas in Harvey’s Aftermath

Helping after Harvey. How to make sure your donations are getting directly to the people who need them the most.

Sheriffs Search for Wished Suspects 08-31-17

Sheriffs Search for Desired Suspects 08-31-17

Each week, Erie News Now teams up with area law enforcement to help land desired suspects behind bars,

Erie Attorney, Wifey Donate $1M to Erie Community Foundation for Endowment

Bob Dwyer and Ann Maureen “Mo” Dwyer said they determined to make the donation because they want to create opportunities for others in the Erie community, according to a news release.

Rep. Mike Kelly to Hold Interactive Town Hall over Phone

The tele-town hall will give all Third District residents a chance to ask questions and get answers about current events and issues of general concern.

Improvements Begin at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

Improvements Embark at Peach Street Intersection in City of Erie

The improvements include updates to the existing traffic signal, construction of curb ramps, fresh signs and pavement markings and the installation of a planter box.

Local Very first Responders Prepare for Possible Deployment to Texas

Lake City Fire Company said it has ended pre-deployment inspections on its equipment as the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency receives requests for teams available to provide assistance.

Woman Charged for Stabbing Spouse During Argument in Elk County

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated attack, simply onslaught and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Theresa Steudler, 70, is charged with aggravated onslaught, simply brunt and recklessly endangering another person. She was taken to the Elk County Prison on $50,000 bond.

Man Reported for Growing Marijuana on Another’s Property

The Fox Township property proprietor reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Fox Township property holder reported the 61-year-old man to State Police around Four:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Power of Muffle: Silent Walk to Promote Peace

Battery Stolen from Medical Scooter in Crawford County

It happened in the twenty four thousand five hundred block of Highways eighty nine and seventy seven in Sparta Township around two p.m. Tuesday.

Presque Isle Lifeguards Look Ahead to Last Big Weekend

Lifeguard Manager Steve Dunsmore said it was a pretty “average” summer.

Diocese of Erie to Hold Collection This Weekend for Hurricane Harvey Victims

The Diocese of Erie is joining in a national collection called on by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to aid the victims in Texas.

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Mobility Before Sentencing

Lawyer of Officer Involved in Fatal Crash Files Motility Before Sentencing

The lawyer of the Erie police officer, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in a deadly crash, is asking for more evidence to be transferred over before she is sentenced.

University Worker Takes Stand in Penn State Hazing Death Hearing

Wednesday marked day six of the marathon case in Centre County.

Fairview Students Comeback to Class

Fairview Students Come back to Class

They made their way into class for the very first time this year.

Superior Court: Random Boat Inspections Unconstitutional in PA

T he Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission may no longer be permitted to conduct random boat inspections.

Millcreek School District Working on Bus Route Issues

Summer Midday Art Violates Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

Summer Midday Art Cracks Come to a Close at Erie Art Museum

The Erie Art Museum held its final mid-day art break for the summer.

Gas Prices Expected to Increase 10-25 Cents

Harvey shut down thirteen refineries alone in the Houston area, and the extent of the harm remains unclear, according to David Poor, regional president for AAA Central.

Rubble Remains Along Main Street After Months Old Fire in Falconer, NY

2-1-1 Service Expanding in Erie, Warren, Venango Counties

2-1-1 operates the same as 9-1-1. However, 9-1-1 is for emergency services assistance, 2-1-1 is for social services.

Staff Cuts Avoided at Edinboro University

Washington State Man Heading to Trial on Drug Charges

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis roped over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

District Judge Denise Stuck-Lewis trussed over all charges against Mathew Johnston, Nineteen, of Spokane, Washington, during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning.

Contractor Charged with Theft & Fraud

An Erie contractor charged with theft and fraud is heading to trial.

Rubdown Salon Robbery Suspect Held for Trial

A suspect charged with robbing an Erie rubdown salon is heading to trial.

Diocese Launches Fresh Erie Catholic School System

After years of planning, the Erie Catholic Diocese has officially launched the fresh Erie Catholic School System.

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enlargened security efforts at Erie High School

Hundreds of fresh cameras highlight enhanced security efforts at Erie High School

Interactive bus route maps help Erie School District parents learn fresh schedules

Teachers Back-to-School Shop for Their Upcoming School Year

Teachers budget on what makes a classroom joy, interactive, and welcoming for their students.