June 22, 2026

Coudy News

Late Breaking News for Coudersport and Northcentral PA

BREAKING: Hit-and-Run Pedestrian Accident on East 2nd Street in Coudersport

Police are on scene investigating this hit-and-run accident. On scene reports indicate that an unknown vehicle traveled off the roadway and struck two pedestrians who were on the Western sidewalk

Coudersport Dept. 48 dispatched

Update: Unconfirmed reports indicate that this accident may not have been a hit-and-run accident at all. While initial dispatches indicated the vehicle had fled the scene of the accident without slowing, witnesses tell CoudyNews that the vehicle involved, driven by a male, stopped near the Consistory and Ambulance Hall to call 911. This is however, contradictory to witness accounts at the scene, which corroborated the hit-and-run report by indicating that another driver had come upon the accident and discovered the victims. Sadly, we have also received word that the victims of this accident; a mother and daughter, were severely injured. An emergency transfer from Charles Cole Memorial Hospital to Geisinger Medical Center was dispatched, although it’s relation in regards to the victims of this accident is unknown.

Update: 7:00 pm Authorities have re -opened Route 6.

Raw video of the scene can beĀ viewed here.

Route 6 is closed at the bridge on East Second Street in Coudersport.

Update: Police are on scene investigating this hit-and-run accident. On scene reports indicate that an unknown vehicle traveled off the roadway and struck two pedestrians who were on the Western sidewalk just before the East Second Street bridge next to the Consistory. The vehicle reportedly never slowed and continued travelling East on Route 6. Both patients have been transported to the hospital.

THIS IS A HIT-AND-RUN. VEHICLE REPORTEDLY NEVER STOPPED OR SLOWED. VEHICLE IS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON ROUTE 6.

–No description of the vehicle yet–

Medicopters are grounded due to weather…

For a vehicle vs. pedestrian accident on East Second Street in the Borough of Coudersport.

Reports indicate possibly two patients.

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