radioNOVO News PA News Roundup for July 15, 2026

RNN PA ROUNDUP 07/15/26           One person is dead after a motorcycle crash last night.  State Police say it happened on Route 222 in Lower Macungie Township at around 8 p.m.  The victim has not been identified.  POLICE are investigating.         A mistrial is being declared in a 2021 Williamsport shooting case.  A jury was unable to come to an agreement Tuesday night on most charges against 24-year-old Douglas Robinson, who was accused of unintentionally hitting a mother of two in her bedroom during a drive-by shooting.  Robinson was found guilty of illegally possessing a gun, but the jury could not reach a consensus on more serious charges, including aggravated assault.  Robinson's bail was revoked and he was returned to custody following his lone conviction.        Authorities are investigating a deadly house fire in Allentown.  Fire officials say a 68-year-old woman was found dead inside a home on the 400 block of Jerome Street that went up in flames Tuesday morning.  The fire department said three firefighters needed to be taken to a hospital for treatment of heat-related illnesses.  They have since been released and are expected to return to duty in the coming days.          A man is being charged with three counts of criminal homicide in Susquehanna County for allegedly killing his uncle and two friends.  State Police say the three were shot and killed by 29-year-old Garrett Johnson at a home in Great Bend Township Monday evening.  A motive has yet to be revealed.  Johnson is being held without bail with a preliminary hearing scheduled next week.         STATE health officials say the state has, so far, mostly avoided a foodborne parasite outbreak that has made thousands of people sick across the U.S.  The Pennsylvania Department of Health says it has recorded 28 cases of cyclosporiasis in the Commonwealth.  The parasite is linked to contaminated fresh produce like salad greens, cilantro, basil, raspberries and snow peas.  It can cause severe diarrhea, nausea and stomach cramps that last for weeks.