EVANSVILLE -- A family's new rental home burned to cinders and studs Wednesday afternoon as flames spread to the...
TANK -- A tandem tractor-trailer crashed through a guardrail early Wednesday and overturned, leaving a trail of debris...
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WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — New tariffs on Wednesday from President Trump could mean a big shift in the auto industry. 28/22 News met with the owner of a local car dealership to find out how these changes will affect prices locally.
In President Trump's Liberation Day address, he named a number of tariffs being put in place this month.
The first to go into effect: A 25% tariff on all foreign-made vehicles entering the US.
(WBRE/WYOU) — As tax season approaches, AARP Pennsylvania is warning residents 50 years old and older about the rise in scams involving criminals posing as agents from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
AARP Pennsylvania says the fraudsters aim to steal personal information and money by exploiting uncertainty and fear.
IRS imposter scams oftentimes begin with a phone call, email, letter, or even a knock at the door, AARP PA explains.
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Johnson College showed off its latest addition to its Scranton campus on Wednesday.
It's called Bracey Hall. The building will house HVAC, electrical construction technology, and building property maintenance classes.
The new space will help expand the college's growing building trades program.
Plans in motion for new Scranton splash pad
BETHLEHEM — Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro railed Wednesday against President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs that the White House argues are necessary to correct imbalances in international trade and to restore manufacturing power in the U.S.
LEWISBURG — The family of a deceased student-athlete who died in July filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Bucknell University.
LEWISBURG — A 23-year-old Maryland man accused of possessing images of child pornography on his cellphone pleaded guilty in Union County Court to a felony count of criminal use of a communication facility.
HARRISBURG — Members of the Pennsylvania Senate split along party lines in approving a proposed bill Wednesday that if enacted would restrict how long cabinet officials could lead state agencies in an “acting” role and without formal confirmation.
