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Loose animals harm feral cats, cause chaos in Williamsport neighborhood
Early morning gunfire brought Williamsport police to the 300 block of Center Street.
WNEP Tue, Jun 9 [totalcount]
Maine U.S. Senate primary results | Live map
Track the results as they come in using our interactive county-by-county map.
WNEP Tue, Jun 9 [totalcount]
Maine U.S. House primary results (all districts) | Live map
Get real-time results for each district using this interactive map.
WNEP Tue, Jun 9 [totalcount]
Man accused of choking coworker after she got promotion he wanted
The suspect told officers he would have killed her if the general manager had not intervened.
WNEP Tue, Jun 9 [totalcount]
Maine governor's race primary results | Live map
Track the results as they come in using this interactive, county-by-county map.
WNEP Tue, Jun 9 [totalcount]
Luzerne County looks to purchase Red Cross building to house EMA
Luzerne County EMA could be getting a new home as the county is looking to purchase the American Red Cross building in Hanover Township.
WNEP Tue, Jun 9 [totalcount]
Red, White, and You! | America250 exhibit at the Everhart Museum
A new exhibit at the Everhart Museum in Scranton highlights the history of the nation and the role our area played.
WNEP Tue, Jun 9 [totalcount]
Former officer sentenced after producing child porn
TAMAQUA, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Authorities announced a former police officer has been sentenced to over 27 years in prison after pleading guilty to producing child pornography and creating an animal crush video. The United States Attorney General announced that 31-year-old Christopher J. Cordes from Nazareth was sentenced on Friday, June 5, to 330 months, [...]
PA homepage Tue, Jun 9 [totalcount]
Meals on Wheels NEPA prepares to move into new location along Cherry Street
Officials say the nonprofit has been at capacity for years at its current location along Wyoming Avenue.
WNEP Tue, Jun 9 [totalcount]
CVS to pay $36.5M to resolve Medicaid insulin overbilling allegations
According to the attorney general, CVS knowingly dispensed more insulin than patients needed between 2010 and 2020 while reporting that prescriptions were correct.
WNEP Tue, Jun 9 [totalcount]