Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 2nd of December.
Good morning, Harrisburg.
A stabbing in Harrisburg on Saturday night led to one hospitalization; police are conducting an active investigation with no arrests made yet.
A decade after Xavier Williams was fatally shot in Harrisburg, his mother, Lissette Tuggle-Halfgood, continues to seek justice with no arrests made.
Teresa Covey, a former Harrisburg police officer, filed a lawsuit claiming she was overlooked for promotion due to gender discrimination, despite ranking second on the civil service test.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's decision against allowing municipalities to enforce stricter gun laws than the state has not deterred advocates, who plan to continue their efforts through both legal challenges and the legislature.
A father and son braved cold weather to test their new remote-controlled car at Fort Hunter Park.
Harrisburg High School lost to Pittsburgh Central Catholic with a close score of 38-33 in the 6A state semifinal, ending their season with an 11-3 record.
PA Christmas and Gift Show at the Farm Show Complex
Experience the festive Christmas Tree Lane featuring uniquely decorated trees from various vendors, along with live performances throughout the day.
SVAACN Monthly Chapter Meeting and Holiday Celebration
The event features an evening of holiday celebration with educational sessions on non-invasive cardiac output monitoring and a cookie exchange, alongside a charity drive for Caitlin's Smiles.
Everything Yes - Jazz Fusion Concert
Everything Yes is an American jazz fusion band featuring renowned drummer Zack Graybeal and composer Sean Reeser performing live.
Christmas Celebration at Italian Lake
The event features family-friendly activities including a carriage ride, petting zoo, and tree lighting ceremony, along with live performances and local artisan market.
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