Good morning, Harrisburg.

Back-to-back storms from July Fourth to Sunday caused severe damage across the Susquehanna Valley, leaving over 100,000 without power and resulting in the tragic deaths of Pamela Landis (45) and her son, Andre, when a falling tree hit their tent at Mountain Creek Campground in Dickinson Township.

A friend launched a GoFundMe to support the family of a St. Thomas mother and her 11-year-old son who died when a tree fell on their tent during Fourth of July storms at Mountain Creek Campground — Pine Grove Road in Gardners.

Annapolis-based Realterm announced a partnership with SARAA on July 6 to develop a 105,000 sqft state-of-the-art cargo facility at Harrisburg International Airport.

The facility—designed for multi-tenant use with eight air-side drive-in doors and LEED-certified standards—will allow aircraft to dock directly for efficient cargo handling.

717 Arts Community Center will open during the Harrisburg Fringe Festival from July 16 to 19 at 25 S.

3rd St. in SoMa, hosting live performances, workshops and visual art exhibitions — a new hub for local art.

Over 100,000 residents lost power Monday morning after thunderstorm winds and rain hit the area; PPL crews and backup teams from out of state worked to restore power in Harrisburg and York with some outages not expected to be fixed until Thursday—customers can track repair efforts on provider websites.

Pine Grove Furnace State Park in Cumberland County closed yesterday at (9:30 a.m.) because of storm damage; all programs were canceled and refunds will be given to visitors while some roads and restrooms stay closed until cleanup is complete.

In Harrisburg, drivers facing a malfunctioning traffic light are advised by state law to treat it as a four-way stop (the first vehicle to arrive may proceed and pedestrians should be watched closely).

Cleanup crews continue working downtown after weekend storms knocked down trees and left many without power.

Fire chief Brian Enterline said the city received over 90 calls (a typical week sees 70 to 80) while Public Works Director David West urged residents to limit travel as crews clear blocked streets.

PPL Electric Utilities crews worked through Monday to restore power after a storm that left nearly 60,000 customers without electricity in Lancaster, Cumberland + Dauphin counties; some areas are expected to have power again Tuesday or Wednesday.

Aldi has recalled its Fusia Asian Inspirations Kimchi & Tofu Kimbap sold in Pennsylvania because it contains unlisted tuna that may trigger allergic reactions in fish-sensitive consumers.

Shoppers can return the 8.1-ounce product for a refund; no illnesses have been reported.

The FDA warned Monday that nearly 944,142 bottles of heart and kidney medication, including Corlanor and Sensipar, have been recalled nationwide — patients in Harrisburg are urged to contact their doctors to check if their prescriptions are affected.

Wildheart Ministries will break ground on The Gateway at 1260 Market St. on July 17, with plans for nine affordable housing units and three commercial spaces funded by $3.3 million in resources (including a $367,830 Main Street Matters grant).

Rick Springfield Concert

7:00 – 8:30 PM — PENN Heroes Stage — Enjoy an evening with the Grammy-winning artist who defined power-pop in the ’80s.

The Jellybricks Live

7-11 p.m. — McGrath's Pub — Check venue for cost — Enjoy a night of classic rock with The Jellybricks, a band that embodies persistence and passion.

The Swisher Sweets 10-Year Anniversary

7 p.m. — XL Live — Free show — Celebrate a decade of music with surprise performances by local favorites The Swisher Sweets and guests.

Guns N' Roses Concert

6:25-7:55 p.m. — Hersheypark Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Experience electrifying rock anthems from the legendary Guns N' Roses live.

The String Cheese Incident Live

7:00 – 8:45 PM — Riverfront Park — Tickets available — Experience an evening with pioneers of live music and innovative band culture.