TOP HEADLINES 11/9

>>Dauphin County Egg Farm Robbed

(Dauphin County, PA) -- Investigators are asking for information about an armed robbery at a Wayne Township egg farm. The Standing Stone Egg Farm was robbed of almost 400 to 600-dollars Friday night. Police say a white man pointed a gun at a victim and demanded money. The suspect drove off in a white or silver sedan.

>>Code Orange Air Quality Action Day in Central and Eastern Pennsylvania

(Harrisburg, PA) -- The Department of Environmental Protection is issuing a Code Orange Air Quality Action Day today. A code orange in air quality means there's an unhealthy level of pollution in the air for sensitive groups of people. Young children, the elderly and people with respiratory problems are being asked to limit outdoor activities this morning.

>>Cumberland Valley School District to Close Two Elementary Schools

(Cumberland County, PA) -- Two elementary schools in the Cumberland Valley District are closing due to new positive COVID cases. Winding Creek Elementary and Green Ridge Elementary will be closed for at least three days starting today. The district says the students will be remote-learning. The schools are going to be disinfected and deep-cleaned as the district works on contact tracing the infected students.

>>Man Killed in York County Motorcycle Crash

(York County, PA) -- A man is dead after a motorcycle crash in Windsor Township. The accident happened in the 13-hundred block of Freysville Road Saturday night. Police say the driver ran off the road and struck a tree. They say he wasn't wearing a helmet.

>>Man Dies After Single-Car Accident

(York County, PA) -- A York County Deputy Coroner reported one man is dead after a single car wreck. The man flipped his car Saturday night in Hopewell Township. Police say the driver lost control and went up a small embankment in the area of Piedmont Road and Hunters Ridge. 

>>Deadly Car Crash in Berks County

(Berks County, PA) -- Police are investigating a deadly car accident in Penn Township. The accident happened yesterday afternoon on Route 183 between Hill Road and Plum Creek Road. Multiple vehicles were involved but the total number of deaths is unknown.

>>Missing Columbia Woman

(Columbia, PA) -- Columbia Police are asking for help in finding a missing woman. Fifty-six-year-old Tina Brown was reported missing Saturday afternoon. She was last seen walking away from her group home in the 200 block of Cherry Street. She was carrying a luggage bag at the time.

>>Falling Grain Bin Causes Gas Leak in Lancaster County

(Lancaster County, PA) -- Fire officials say a grain bin fell on a natural gas tank and caused a leak. Emergency crews responded to the leak at the one-hundred block of White Oak Road in Earl Township Saturday night. They stayed on the scene until yesterday to vent and burn off remaining gas. No injuries were reported.

>>Berks County Crews Fight Brush Fires

(Berks County, PA) -- The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is looking into a brush fire that burned about two acres of woods in Douglass Township. Firefighters were sent to the one-hundred block of Edgehill Road Saturday evening. Officials say the fire was put under control almost an hour after they showed up.

>>Two Women Injured in Richmond Township Car Accident

(Berks County, PA) -- Two women are being treated at the hospital after a car accident in Richmond Township. The wreck happened yesterday at the intersection of Pleasant Hill Road and Park Road. Police say one vehicle drove through a stop sign and crashed into the other vehicle.

>>Pennsylvania COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise

(Harrisburg, PA) -- COVID-19 cases are continuing to rise throughout Pennsylvania. The state added more than ten-thousand new cases to the total over the weekend, pushing it over 230-thousand. More than 80 new deaths related to the virus were added to the death toll, which is surpassing nine-thousand. 

>>Trump Supporters Protest Election Results

(Harrisburg, PA) -- Supporters of President Trump are protesting the election's results as the Trump Administration calls for a recount in Pennsylvania. His supporters gathered on Saturday after President-Elect Joe Biden was declared the winner, echoing Trump's claims of voter fraud despite there being no evidence of it. Even Pennsylvania Republican Senator Pat Toomey, during an Interview last Friday with CBS, said he has not seen any evidence of voter fraud, however, in another interview yesterday he expressed his support for a recount. Toomey doesn't think there would be enough votes to change the outcome of the election if a recount was made, but he said he wants to see what arises, if anything, from Trump's lawsuits.

>>Family Displaced After Home Explosion

(Lycoming County, PA) -- A family from Lycoming County is displaced after their house exploded yesterday morning. Fire officals say they were notified of the explosion at the home on Grininger Road near Williamsport just before 9 a.m. No word was given on how the explosion occurred nor if anyone was hurt. However, the Red Cross is helping the family.


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