Little white flags peer out of the earth on a Lower Paxton Township roadside. And in recent weeks, you might have seen volunteers laboring among them near a fenced-in cemetery. The flags are the ...

The former captain of a Dauphin County fire company has been wanted by police for nearly six months after missing two court appearances earlier this year. A Dauphin County judge issued a bench warrant ...

It’s a beautiful brown-brick ranch house on High Street in Bressler, Swatara Township; more modern than most of its neighbors. The Dauphin County neighborhood sits in the flight path of Capitol ...

Susan Shapiro Anchor SWATARA TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A box truck hit a building Thursday in Lebanon County. It happened around 11:30 a.m. at Route 72 and Mountville Drive in Swatara Township.

SWATARA TOWNSHIP, Pa (WHTM) — A fire damaged an apartment building in Swatara Township on Sunday, April 10. According to Swatara Fire Chief Michael Ibberson, the fire was caused by an acciden… ...

South Fayette Township has broken ground on a new municipal building that will replace one described as “very outdated.” The 36,000-square-foot structure on Hickory Grade Road, due to be completed in ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Swatara Township's Emergency Management Agency announced it has opened a cooling station at the township's municipal building, due to the this week's excessive heat.

On Thursday, August 12 and Friday, August 13, from noon to 4:30 p.m. residents can stop into the “Swatara Room” at the Township Municipal Building at 599 Eisenhower Boulevard in Harrisburg.

There is also a drop box available in front of the Swatara Township Municipal Building, the township said. The Swatara Township Police Department is actively investigating this matter.

The fire started from an overheated fluorescent light, said Swatara Township Fire Marshal Pat McKenna. Damage to the building is estimated at $100,000. Firefighters were on the scene for two hours.

Swatara Township building boom is over but Swatara Plaza is in the works Updated: Apr. 09, 2012, 1:07 a.m. | Published: Apr. 10, 2012, 12:07 a.m.

Swatara Township, home to 22,432 people, had a building boom for years as the number of office buildings, restaurants, banks, hotels and houses steadily increased.