Dallastown News

Homicide charges have been filed in a nearly four-month-old case in York County.

A St. Patrick's Day argument between co-workers that left one man dead in Dallastown has now landed another behind bars.

York Area Regional Police charged a man today in connection with the March 17 death of Christopher Dudley, who police said was punched and then hit his head and died the next day.

Nathan Peeler, 16, of Jacobus, took part in the third annual Great Island Adventure Triathlon near Lock Haven on Saturday and came home a winner.

In-home violence is as common today as it was in 1960, when Jane Tucker left her husband, taking their two young boys on a 130-mile trip toward safety.

Two people died after the motorcycle they were riding collided with a sport utility vehicle Monday night in York Township.

Emma Livelsberger, 2, of Wrightsville listens to a stuffed rabbit's heartbeat with the help of Sharon Naylor, a licensed practical nurse, at the stuffed animal clinic Saturday at Memorial Hospital's Family Fest.

A mysterious light in the sky shining an intense beam in the Leaders Heights area of York Township on Tuesday night was a utility crew inside a helicopter inspecting high-voltage transmission lines.

Prudential Bob Yost Homesale Services recently purchased York County's Century 21 Action Realty.

Residents at a recent Central York school board meeting complained that the district does not recognize a valedictorian or salutatorian.

Rain and wind from storms Wednesday night and Thursday morning knocked out electricity to at least 1,200 Met-Ed customers Thursday morning.

Miguel Montanez Melendez will likely spend time in state prison after being convicted Tuesday in the two-car crash that left another young man in a wheelchair.

A York City man who badly injured a teenager in a 2007 crash was found guilty of felony assault on Tuesday afternoon.

Residents in the southeastern part of the county have been calling 911 with reports of a black bear sighting.

On a beautiful Friday evening, with the sun setting in the distance, the 395 members of the Dallastown Area Senior High School Class of 2009 excitedly marched into Wildcat Stadium for their graduation ceremony.

Tyler Ranieri, 16, operates one of the cameras used to live-stream Dallastown Area High School's graduation on the district's Web site Friday night.

Many years ago, Dallastown Area Middle School teacher Stephen Smith heard the kind of sage advice an educator can model a career after.

Tommy Tozzolo, left, and Jim Tenney, both of Hanover, check out some of the 48 winning street rods on display Sunday, the final day of the Street Rod Nationals East, at the York Expo Center.

Simple things -- a spider, a Halloween prop, a baby's laughter, pets at play -- can create comedy.

Camryn Eveler, 5, points at a car while attending the 2008 Street Rod Nationals East with her father, Jeff of Dallastown.