Watch WGAL's original report from 1987 when Canyon River Rapids was all the rage. We even put a camera in one of the boats to get people's impressions as they tried the ride for the first time.

Below is what you need to know about Black Monday 1987. Both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 saw their largest single-day drops that day.

Another member of the WGAL news team is departing the station. In a post on his Facebook page, reporter Jake Reyes announced that “today is my last day at WGAL.” “I didn’t know what to ...

WGAL Reporter Jake Reyes signed off Wednesday morning, saying farewell to his friends, colleagues and the Susquehanna Valley as he moves on in his career. "Well, this is my final live shot on News ...

WGAL Reporter Jake Reyes signed off Wednesday morning, saying farewell to his friends, colleagues and the Susquehanna Valley as he moves on in his career.

Dispatchers initially told WGAL News 8 that three people were taken to the hospital. According to Lancaster City police, only one officer was transported with non-life-threatening injuries.

A reporter with WGAL has announced he is retiring after almost four decades with the station. Ed Weinstock, a reporter with WGAL for nearly 40 years, has announced he will be stepping down from ...

Full statement "The suspect in the arson that occurred at the Governor’s Residence on 04/13/25 has been identified as Cody A. Balmer, 03/23/1987, of Harrisburg, PA.

In 1987, Franklin and Marshall College celebrated its bicentennial. To mark the auspicious occasion, the school's dining services director, Mike Orlein, tapped into his amateur ice sculpting skilled.

Another member of the WGAL news team is departing the station. In a post on his Facebook page, reporter Jake Reyes announced that “today is my last day at WGAL.” “I didn’t know what to ...