Новости за 08.04.2024

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Eyes are glued to the sky across the nation for the 2024 solar eclipse. Many parts of the country are witnessing a total or partial eclipse, including in our nation’s capital. Many people gathered around the National Mall outside

Pennsylvania State Police are searching for a runaway juvenile in Erie County.

Downtown Eclipse Watch Party in Perry Square

This Command Station has cameras looking at almost every part of the city. This will help them keep an eye on traffic.

Eclipse Viewing at Presque Isle State Park with Ethan Kibbe

Eclipse Watch from Perry Square with Lisa Adams & John Lydic

Erie News Now Total Solar Eclipse Watch Party at Erie Sports Center

Eclipse Traffic Tracker with Elspeth Mizner

And today, 8 days post heart transplant, Jonah is indeed thriving!

Join Erie News Now for complete, live coverage of Erie's Total Solar Eclipse.

The course opened it's parking lot to RVs and campers on Sunday morning ahead of Monday's main event. The public are welcome to the course to view the eclipse tomorrow, with tickets starting at $20 per carload.

Erie News Now has an update on a local boy who's been waiting for anew heart, since he went into cardiac arrest several months ago. 6 year old Jonah received his donor heart early Easter Sunday morning.

Sean & Shelly Confer-Matteson join the program to preview the 5th annual Western PA-Pullin 4 a Purpose

Bill Brotzman joins the show to preview his new book on hockey around the region.

Follow along with Erie News Now as we share updates on Erie's Total Solar Eclipse.

The day before the total solar eclipse, tourists were coming in. They were making the most of the weather, and enjoying some destinations spots.