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SELINSGROVE — A 76-year-old Selinsgrove motorcyclist was fatally struck by a motor vehicle that veered into his lane on Mill Road in Monroe Township on Monday.

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Win Pennsylvania, win the White House: That's what many political analysts are saying about the November election, and on Wednesday, the road to the White House ran through northeastern Pennsylvania.

Former President Trump once again held a rally in Scranton.

Recent polling shows a virtual deadheat between Vice-President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump.

Trump campaign officials tell 28/22 News they are laser-focused on winning Pennsylvania.

LEWISBURG — Emergency personnel are responding to a three-vehicle crash in the area of Route 15 and Hospital Drive in Lewisburg.

Abortion doulas help patients navigate the possible pain, discomfort, and emotions that arise when ending a pregnancy, along with the logistical hurdles they might face in seeking care.

DANVILLE — The Danville-Riverside Food Bank is working with the good Samaritan Mission and the Danville Area School District to provide Thanksgiving dinner for families in need.

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania lawmakers approved legislation designed to implement a structured, science-based approach to literacy for public school students in Kindergarten through third grade.

SUNBURY — Felony aggravated assault charges against a Sunbury man accused of an August stabbing have been dismissed by a district judge.

HARRISBURG — People convicted of traffic violations that result in a temporary loss of driving privileges but who are unable to pay fines and fees may soon have an alternative — community service.

HARRISBURG — Legislation making it illegal to share deepfake pornography generated with artificial intelligence and without the subject’s consent cleared both chambers of the Pennsylvania General Assembly on Wednesday.

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Hundreds of Trump supporters made their way to the heart of Scranton to catch a glimpse of former President Trump.

People began lining up early this morning to get themselves a spot inside.

28/22 News found many are local from Lackawanna County who live in and outside of Scranton.

There's a sea of red in this section of Scranton Wednesday.

Hundreds waited in line for the opportunity to get inside others stayed outside to see the president's motorcade make his way down Providence Road to the Riverfront Sports Complex.