Friday May 18 | Erie Times News
Erie-area residents urged to consider biking to work
Watch a video of Paul Heller, of Erie, and Marcia Anderson. of Fairview Township, as they ride their bikes to work.
Friday May 18 | Erie Times News
Lawyer asks for autopsy of Erie inmate who had cancer, bedsores
An Erie lawyer is asking Erie County Coroner Lyell Cook to arrange for an independent autopsy of the remains of inmate who died at the State Correctional Institution at Albion on Jan.
Erie County police buck statewide trend by issuing more tickets
Borough Police Chief Dan Ries said he stresses to his officers the importance of educating the motoring public, rather than citing drivers for every minor traffic infraction, when patrolling the streets of this small western Erie County municipality.
Erie man expected to enter pleas in tanning salon filming case
An Erie man accused of using a cell phone to record images of women at two area tanning salons is expected to plead to three charges under an agreement reached with prosecutors Wednesday.
Our view: Erie Inland Port's potential becomes clear
When John Elliott unveiled an ambitious plan to develop the Erie Inland Port, the concept likely required a leap of faith for many Erie area residents.
Erie Inland Port project could include iron ore, wood pellets businesses
A new, $300 million iron ore processing plant and a $40 million wood-pellet exporting facility could soon become part of the multimillion-dollar plan to develop a large-scale logistics hub in the Erie region.
Albion man faces charges for stealing flowers from Girard grocery
An Albion man faces retail theft charges after state police said he was caught stealing flowers from a Girard Township grocery store on Tuesday night.