Police kill one, rescue two from river near Dock Street Dam

Harrisburg, PA CBS-21 —According to a Facebook post from the Harrisburg Bureau of Fire Station around 3:30 a.m. emergency crews responded to what the Harrisburg Bureau of Fire Station #2 is calling the “most bizarre incident in years.”

TheFacebook postreads, when police and fire responded they found three people on the roof of a car in the middle of the Susquehanna River between Shipoke and Lemoyne near the Dock Street Dam.

The Harrisburg Bureau of Fire Station #2 says a man was attacking a woman with a knife.

Harrisburg police shot the man, according to the Facebook post. He fell into the river and has not been recovered.

According to the Facebook post, HBF rescued the woman and a toddler.

Pittsburgh Steelers’ Season Ends After Blowout Loss To Kansas City Chiefs

After taking an early lead on T.J. Watt’s fumble return for a touchdown, the Steelers watched Patrick Mahomes effortlessly guide the Chiefs to five consecutive touchdown drives. So by the time Roethlisberger finally led Pittsburgh past midfield for the first time, midway through the third quarter, the outcome of what’s likely his final game was already decided.

(Harrisburg, PA) - Police are investigating a deadly shooting in Harrisburg. It happened at Bill Cafe in the 23-hundred block of Derry Street Sunday night. One man is dead. Police have not released any suspect information.

>>Pedestrian Dead After Being Struck By Amtrak Train In Lancaster

(Lancaster, PA) - A pedestrian is dead after trespassing on train tracks in Lancaster. The 25-year-old was hit by an Amtrak Pennsylvanian train Friday afternoon. There were over 100 passengers and crew on board at the time, but none were injured. The victim was identified as Steven Gomez.

>>Free Parking Available In Harrisburg Clear Roads For Plows

(Harrisburg, PA) - Free parking is available in Harrisburg for those who usually park on the street. Anyone can park in the Locust Street garage through 8 p.m. today. The parking is available for free to help clear roadways for plows. Anyone who must park on the street should get as close to the curb as possible and stay away from intersections.

>>PennDOT Reducing Speed Limits On Some Major Roadways

(Undated) - Some major roads in central Pennsylvania have lower speed limits right now. PennDOT is reducing speeds to 45 miles per hour on Interstates 81, 83 and 283 plus Routes 15, 22, 30, 222, 283 and 581. Commercial vehicles are asked to move to the right lane on roads with speed restrictions. There is not a reduced speed limit on I-78 in Lebanon County.

>>Dauphin County Museum Honors Late Betty White

(Dauphin County, PA) - A Dauphin County museum is honoring Betty White after her passing. The Hershey Antique Auto Museum held an unofficial "Betty White Day" on Sunday, one day ahead of what would have been the actress's 100th birthday. The Derry Township museum has White's 1977 Cadillac Seville on display.

>>Lancaster Drive-Thru COVID Testing Site Back Open

(Lancaster, PA) -- A Lancaster drive-thru COVID testing site is back open. Several hundred people are expected to be tested each day at the Lancaster County Public Safety Training Center in Manheim. Lancaster General Hospital health promotions specialist Mary Dorman says the entire testing process takes place inside the vehicle. No word on how soon test results are returned.

>>Lancaster Pedestrian Killed By Amtrak Train

(Lancaster, PA) -- A pedestrian in Lancaster is dead after being struck by an Amtrak train. Reports say the victim was struck near Grofftown Road and died from their injuries. The identity of the victim hasn't been released. An investigation is underway.

>>Homicide Under Investigation In Reading

(Reading, PA) -- A homicide is under investigation in Reading. Authorities say the deadly shooting happened Wednesday night in the area of Chestnut and Maple Streets. No word on a possible motive or if any suspects have been identified. The identity of the victim hasn't been released.

>>Residents Honoring Those Who Died In 1908 Boyertown Rhoads Opera House Fire

(Boyertown, PA) -- Residents with the Boyertown Area Historical Society are honoring the victims of a 1908 fire at Rhoads Opera House. The organization commemorated the event yesterday that left 170 dead. About 340 people were attending a play that night about the Scottish Reformation. The blaze got underway when a person backstage hit a kerosene foot lamp, setting the curtain on fire just before a deadly explosion.

>>Dog Owner Hoping For Help Finding Stolen Morkie Puppy

(Reading, PA) -- A Reading dog owner is hoping to find information that will lead to the recovery of her stolen eight-week-old pet Morkie. A report on Berks Dog Search on Facebook says the woman was walking into her home in the 400-block of Spring Street Friday night when a man asked to see her dog. She says the man then grabbed it and ran away. The suspect is described as a slim, black man in his 20s.

>>Pilot Released from Medical Treatment

(Drexel Hill, PA) -- The pilot involved in the Delaware County helicopter crash last week has been released from the hospital. Danial Moore was guiding the medical helicopter last Tuesday when the chopper went down and ended-up in the front yard of a church in Drexel Hill. Thankfully, none of the four-people on-board, including an infant, were injured. Authorities say the helicopter was taking the youngster to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia from a small town in Maryland when this all happened.

>>Free Smoke Detectors

(Philadelphia, PA) -- Fire officials are hoping that their efforts to distribute free smoke detectors will pay dividends. About a-dozen first responders hand-delivered smoke alarms throughout Philadelphia on Saturday. 6-ABC reports the Philadelphia Fire Department partnered with Club Valiants for the giveaway. It was part of a 12-day fire safety campaign to honor the victims of the deadly Fairmount fire. Authorities are encouraging everyone to check their smoke detectors and practice their escape plan regularly.

>>Eagles Season Ends

(Philadelphia, PA) -- The Philadelphia Eagles are done with postseason play after being destroyed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers over the weekend. Philadelphia found themselves in a 31-to-nothing hole after three-quarters before losing 31-to-15. Quarterback Jalen Hurts threw two-costly interceptions while the rushing game never really got going, ending with 95-yards on the ground. The defense sacked Tampa's quarterback Tom Brady four times, but they had no answer for their passing attack. Philadelphia finished second place in the NFC East with a 9-and-8 record.

Podcasts