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The US is having its worst year for measles in more than three decades
Eighteen states have seen outbreaks this year.
Here's when and how to view July's buck moon
The buck moon will appear full for several days, giving sky watchers a plenty of time to check out the view.
Gov. Shapiro signs bill repealing Pa.'s Sunday hunting ban
Governor Shapiro's signature repeals Pennsylvania's Sunday hunting ban after farmers and hunters found common ground.
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10 cats left in garbage can in Monroe County
The kittens were found in a garbage can along McConnell Street on Tuesday.
Trump targets 6 small US trading partners with new tariffs
The countries targeted so far Wednesday are the Philippines, Brunei, Moldova, Algeria, Libya, Iraq and Sri Lanka.
Investigators search for cause after fire in Wilkes-Barre
Flames broke out Tuesday night along Susquehanna Street in the city.
18-year-old charged in child porn investigation
SALEM TOWNSHIP, WAYNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — According to the Wayne County District Attorney, a man has been arrested and charged with 31 counts of possession of child porn. The DA says 18-year-old Constantine Dim Homisak, of Salem Township, has been arrested after the social media app Discord reported images of apparent child pornography shared and possessed by Homisak. Over 400 DUI...
Ritz cracker sandwiches recalled for 'life-threatening' labeling error
While the outer cartons are correctly labeled and include allergen information stating the product contains peanuts, the individual packages inside do not.
Over 400 DUI arrests made during checkpoints
(WBRE/WYOU) — State police released the results of their July 4th checkpoint enforcement that resulted in over 400 DUI arrests. The Pennsylvania State Police stated that they investigated 803 vehicle crashes during the four-day July 4th period, from July 3 to July 6. Police say twelve people died in the crashes, and 58 non-fatal crashes involved a driver under the influence. State...
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Teen-led food drive fuels Berwick families through summer
Teens in Berwick organize a weekly summer food distribution during school break to support local families.
Death toll from catastrophic flooding in Texas over the July Fourth weekend surpasses 100
With additional rain on the way, more flooding still threatened in saturated parts of central Texas. Authorities...
Custom truck enthusiasts take over Bloomsburg Fairgrounds for the 4-Wheel Jamboree Nationals
Truck enthusiasts from all across the country are in town for the 38th annual 4-Wheel Jamboree
Group home under scrutiny
Danville says operation doesn’t have proper permits
RIVERSIDE -- A group home on Avenue A here has been operating without proper permits, and now the borough would...
Driver pleads guilty in crash
Locust Gap man could get up to 20 years after Elysburg woman lost leg
BLOOMSBURG -- A Northumberland County man facing trial here for causing a serious traffic accident that severely...
Camp Dost offers a week of joy for kids impacted by pediatric cancer
A special camp in Columbia County is back for another year. Camp Dost is a week-long camp for kids impacted by...
Cost of Bloomsburg boat launch project rises
A few weeks ago, the town started building a new boat launch so people can access the river for fishing.
Police: Boy, 6, in underwear wandered Route 11
RUPERT -- Passersby corralled and kept safe a 6-year-old boy found walking down Route 11 in his underwear Friday...
Danville parents avoid prison
Couple sentenced to probation, house arrest in autistic son’s death
DANVILLE -- A Danville husband and wife were each spared prison time Monday in the suffocation death of their...
Sentence handed down for Montour County couple after son's death
Richard and Kristine Kortes were sentenced to five years probation and three months of house arrest.