(WBRE/WYOU) — Crestwood School District released a statement regarding the sensory room controversy spreading on social media.
28/22 News received numerous calls and messages regarding a possible closure of the sensory room at Rice Elementary School.
Woman arrested after deadly wrong-way crash
We reached out to Superintendent Natasha Milazzo, and she stated the following;
(WBRE/WYOU) — PennDOT states Interstate 81 northbound in Susquehanna County was shut down due to a crash.
I-81 northbound was closed at mile marker 231.8 (Great Bend Susquehanna) due to a crash.
The roadway has since reopened.
Drivers can check conditions on major roadway miles by visiting 511PA.com
LYCOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A woman has been arrested on 3rd degree murder charges for her involvement in a wrong-way crash that killed another driver, police say.
On April 17, Lycoming Regional Police Department arrested 35-year-old Kari Lisa Greenaway at her home in Pine Creek Township, Clinton County, for an outstanding warrant charging her with 3rd degree murder, homicide by vehicle, accidents involving death, and other related offenses.
DANVILLE — Red sand filled sidewalk cracks Wednesday along Mill Street in Danville to raise awareness about human trafficking.
DANVILLE -- A Northumberland man was charged Wednesday in the death of a friend living at the Grandview Nursing and...
SOUTH CENTRE TWP. -- The Columbia-Montour Vo-Tech Joint Operating Committee voted unanimously Tuesday night to hire...
LIME RIDGE -- The lunch debts for hundreds of Central Columbia students were wiped away recently by an anonymous woman...
MILLVILLE -- A Madison Township man was charged after police say he fired a gun in his house and threatened his wife...
ALMEDIA -- A fourth girl has reported being sexually assaulted by a man here several years ago, court papers show....
MUNCY, LYCOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A local women's organization was given a donation of more than $1,000,000 Wednesday evening to help them with some much-needed renovations.
The YWCA of Northcentral PA was awarded a check by Miele Manufacturing, and while the organization knew they'd be getting a donation, they had no idea how much.
Anyone who's spent time in a local bar, mini mart, or even a grocery store has seen Pennsylvania skill machines.
But on Wednesday, the company behind those machines, Miele Manufacturing, gave back in a big way.
