Erie
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Delay extended for United Airlines services between Erie and Chicago
Flights between the two airports were originally scheduled to begin in May but were pushed back to Oct. 24, 2026 due to Federal Aviation Administration flight cuts. This delay was recently extended to October 2027.
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Advocates warn about Trump’s vouchers for private and religious schools
Proponents of a new federal school voucher program believe that 89% of the commonwealth’s K-12 population would be eligible to receive scholarships.
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This weekend in Pa.: Musikfest in Bethlehem, kielbasa in NEPA
Another Musikfest in Bethlehem winds down this weekend, while a Pittsburgh festival celebrates Black-owned breweries, and sunflowers take center stage near Erie.
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Erie County reports first cyclosporiasis outbreak hospitalizations
They are the first reported hospitalizations due to the outbreak, which has infected at least 159 people in the county.
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10 August festivals in Pennsylvania to put on your calendar
There’s still a lot of summer left, which means a whole lot of summer festivals throughout Pennsylvania featuring everything from music and glowing lanterns to banana splits and tomatoes.
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Erie County sees cyclosporiasis cases skyrocket during outbreak
Erie County’s cyclosporiasis outbreak has intensified, with county health officials reporting 68 new cases of the gastrointestinal disease July 20 and 21.
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Erie to become cruise ship destination in 2028
The cruise line will begin making stops in Erie on July 21, 2028, two years from when the announcement was made.
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Shapiro blasts Trump’s election speech as ‘unhinged’, vows to defend voting rights
Gov. Josh Shapiro reminded supporters that President Donald Trump lost 43 court challenges to try and overturn Pennsylvania’s 2020 election results.
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Erie couple weds in hospital ICU so bride’s dying father can attend
Linda Majczyk and her fiancé, Michael Pennington, had been planning their wedding for nearly two years. Those plans suddenly shifted, however, as her father’s health declined.
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Pa. public sector retirees get first pension increase in decades after state budget passes
Tens of thousands of retired Pennsylvania school teachers and public servants will get their first pension since 2002.
