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Spin-a-Thon at Greater Pittston YMCA supports wellness department
Join the Greater Pittston YMCA's annual Spin-a-Thon this Saturday for an energetic day of spin and fitness classes, supporting the wellness department.
WNEP Tue, Mar 10 [totalcount]
A dog went missing in Texas 2 years ago. She was just found in New Jersey
"Koko was living her best life inside the dispatch room the last three days," the dog's owners said.
WNEP Tue, Mar 10 [totalcount]
FDA finds little evidence that a drug touted by President Trump can help people with autism
The FDA is approving a generic drug for a very rare genetic disorder that impacts fewer than 1 in a million people in the U.S.
WNEP Tue, Mar 10 [totalcount]
Family of Georgia teacher killed in senior prank gone wrong wants charges dropped against teenagers
The family of Jason Hughes, a Georgia high school teacher killed after being struck by a vehicle during a junior-senior wars prank, is speaking out.
WNEP Tue, Mar 10 [totalcount]
States call Ticketmaster-Live Nation settlement a 'terrible deal' and continue their own lawsuits
Attorneys general from 26 states and D.C. will pursue their own lawsuits against the ticketing giant over monopoly claims.
WNEP Tue, Mar 10 [totalcount]
Farmers say Iran War is causing a spike in fertilizer prices
According to the American Farm Bureau, the Middle East is a major export hub for nitrogen fertilizer.
WNEP Tue, Mar 10 [totalcount]
Hegseth vows most intense day of US strikes yet as Iran aims to fight on
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s briefing comes as the United States is expected to launch more strikes against Iran.
WNEP Tue, Mar 10 [totalcount]
Good Morning PA - Plunge for Autism
Collaborative Autism Movement
WNEP Tue, Mar 10 [totalcount]
Death Valley is bursting with life during a rare wildflower superbloom this spring
After recent heavy rain, Death Valley is bursting with wildflowers. It's a rare superbloom that happens roughly once every decade.
WNEP Tue, Mar 10 [totalcount]
FBI hunts for clues after two men were charged with lighting homemade bombs at NYC protest
Investigators are trying to learn more about two Pennsylvania men who are accused of bringing homemade bombs to a protest outside the home of New York City’s mayor.
WNEP Tue, Mar 10 [totalcount]