Teenage murder suspect to remain locked up
BLOOMSBURG -- A teen charged with murdering another boy in their Pine Township home in September will remain locked up...
BLOOMSBURG -- A teen charged with murdering another boy in their Pine Township home in September will remain locked up...
BLOOMSBURG -- A group of skateboarders asked the town to turn on the lights at the skate park when the sun goes down....
NESCOPECK -- The Luzerne County coroner said a Danville man was killed Thursday on Interstate 80 near here.
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(WBRE/WYOU)—It’s officially Week Thirteen of the 2025 high school football season! Watch our 28/22 Friday Night Football Show as four of our local teams' seasons came to an end, with three of them coming in some Top 10 matchups #4 Southern Columbia avenged last year's District 4 2A Championship loss to #5 Troy in dominating [...]
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — UGI crews and the Scranton Fire Department are responding to a gas outage affecting homes in West Scranton, with utilities expected to be restored by mid- to late morning on Saturday, November 15. The outage has impacted several streets in the area, including Mt. Vernon Ave., W. Gibson St., N. Sumner Ave., [...]
Clean energy — such as solar, wind and batteries — is often considered a zero-emission technology that doesn't generate any climate-change-inducing carbon dioxide when it produces electricity.
WILLIAMSPORT — A Milton man is headed to federal prison after pleading guilty to distribution of cocaine, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania.
Pedestrian crosswalks and safe access to businesses along N. 4th Street in Sunbury were among the many topics touched on at Friday morning’s monthly Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce transportation committee meeting, held virtually on Zoom.
LEWISBURG — A Lewisburg man accused of letting horses loose on a farm in East Buffalo Township is being charged with assaulting an officer from the Buffalo Valley Regional Police Department.
MIDDLEBURG — A Snyder County jury convicted a former IT director of hacking into his former boss’s computer and deleting files following a two-day trial.