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Paul Miller's Law goes into effect
WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Friday marks the start of a new era for Pennsylvania drivers. Paul Miller's Law is now in effect, and police are on the roads enforcing it. The new distracted driving law prohibits people from using a mobile device while driving, even while waiting at a stoplight. It's named after a [...]
AMERICA 250 | Native American history...
The history of the Greater Susquehanna Valley cannot be told without the Native Americans who lived, traveled and traded throughout the region before European colonization.
PennDOT advises Lewisburg against...
LEWISBURG — PennDOT has advised against Lewisburg painting one of its borough crosswalks in rainbow colors in recognition of Pride Month.
Native Americans influenced local...
Shikellamy School District, Chief Shikellamy Elementary School and Shikellamy State Park are named in Chief Shikellamy's honor.
House GOP unveils 14-bill package to...
HARRISBURG — The worry experienced within Pennsylvania’s childcare industry was plainly evident this week as Tina Carter of the Meadville Family YMCA testified in the State Capitol about how families are struggling to find affordable and available daycare across the commonwealth.
Organ recipients show up for Michigan family on late daughter's graduation night
A Michigan family lost their daughter. On what would've been her high school graduation night, strangers from across the country showed up in her memory.
Lakes in Lackawanna County open for the summer
Aylesworth Lake and Covington Lake are now open for swimmers.
Trump announces National Mall rally after Freedom 250 concert lineup changes
The previously promoted Freedom 250 concert lineup unraveled after several artists backed out.
Red, White, and You! | America's oldest brewery
In Pottsville, the story of America's oldest brewery is woven into the fabric of our nation's history.
Chicago Bears moving forward with plans for new stadium in Indiana
The Bears, a charter NFL franchise, have played in Illinois since the team’s founding in 1920.
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'Bite Nite for Sonny' returns to Dunmore to honor local teen
The third annual "Bite Nite for Sonny" in Dunmore raises funds in memory of Sonny Crotti and supports classmate...
The Farmers' Almanac releases 2026 winter forecast: Here's what to expect in each region
The Farmers' Almanac released its forecast for this winter, and some surprises could be in store.
Dunkin' reveals '1 million' giveaway after teasing latest deal
The coffee and doughnut chain teased the giveaway on Instagram, after previously giving away 1 million refreshers...
'Cuts for Kittens' raises funds for vulnerable rescue kittens in Scranton
A Scranton barber shop supports Barbuti Kitten Academy's one-year anniversary by donating proceeds from haircuts...
Some parts of the US may see a partial solar eclipse this week. Here's where
The path of total darkness will pass through Spain on Wednesday, but parts of the U.S. can get a glimpse of a...
Shamokin Community Cupboard's annual back-to-school giveaway canceled this year
A nonprofit that's been doing a back-to-school drive for the past three years had to make the difficult decision...
Berwick councilwoman makes history lifting 733-pound Dinnie stones in Scotland
A Berwick councilwoman has a hidden talent in addition to helping the community.
Millions in Europe crowd cities to see total solar eclipse
Millions witnessed a solar eclipse over Europe on Wednesday, but some experienced a partial solar eclipse in the...
National Hurricane Center monitors two potential systems in the Atlantic Ocean
Neither disturbance poses an immediate threat to the U.S. as of Sunday.
Wildfires burn across Western US and Canada as blazing summer hits
Summer heat waves across much of North America have dried up plenty of fuel for the fires now burning on the West...