
As the program grows in popularity, it's now in need of additional landscaping equipment.

The five-question survey asks where you live, how good is your internet quality, and how much you're willing to pay for high-speed internet.

in a 5-2 vote, Erie City Council approved a resolution to hire nine new officers, who will be paid through a portion of the city's American Rescue Plan funds, for five years.

The pandemic and supply chain issues put the event on a two-year hiatus.

Located off of East Lake Road, the 40-unit property will be known as Hammermill Village, and will provide affordable housing to low-income families.

Feedback from the survey will be used to help the commissioners pinpoint the areas with limited or no access to high-speed internet.

Now, a total of 12 of those properties will be demolished.

Youngsville Television Corporation has been awarded a $637,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

For the first time since 2019, the food bank hosted its Produce Express distribution in Meadville.

The current service in Corry leaves a lot to be desired.

Built in 1885, the property at one point was made up of 12 buildings and a smokestack.

Over the past year, nearly 1,700 people have applied for assistance.

The ARP funding will be used to help enhance its programs.

In 2019, the restaurant moved from downtown Erie to its current West 8th Street location in Millcreek. Ever since, business has been booming.

In response to Tuesday’s shooting at Erie High School, Erie City Councilman Ed Brzezinski announced Wednesday he will push for the creation of a new task force.

From now until November 30, energy companies are able to disconnect customers for non-payment.

The group Erie for Ukraine has decided to extend its collection drive until April 30.

USCRI Erie Senior Director of Field Offices Dylanna Grasinger says she expects some of refugees will be sent to Erie, but it's unclear when that will happen.

Kokhanevich is doing everything he can to help his loved ones from afar.

Those experiencing homelessness or who are living in shelters, and people released from prison with nowhere to live, can receive free access to health care services.

There's currently only one public restroom in downtown Erie, located in the Bicentennial Tower. However, the Erie Downtown Partnership is hoping to address the issue.

Erie City Council has approved $110,000 in grants that will assist bars, restaurants and entertainment venues.

As it stands right now, there is only one public restroom in downtown Erie.

Facing homelessness, Lewis turned to Community Shelter Services for help.

Austin is one of nearly 1,000 people in the City of Erie who are homeless. Each person has a different story.

The matching-loan program is designed to help people who struggle to get a loan to start a new business.

Since 2019, Mazza and her 28 staff members have provided both traditional and specialized physical therapy services to members of our community. However, the past two years have been filled with challenges.

Our Economic Hardship reporter, Jamison Hixebnbaugh, hosted a forum where local leaders weighed in and offered solutions for Erie's economic hardships.

The Human Relations Commission investigates claims of discrimination in employment, housing, and public accommodations.

Surrounded by 13 elected leaders, Davis on Wednesday urged council members to withdraw the current allocation plan.