New commercial cleaning company opens...
DANVILLE — Business owners in the Valley can look to a new company, B&P Commercial Cleaning, for all their scrubbing needs following the company’s grand opening Wednesday.
DANVILLE — Business owners in the Valley can look to a new company, B&P Commercial Cleaning, for all their scrubbing needs following the company’s grand opening Wednesday.
HARRISBURG — Leaders of the Pennsylvania State Police on Wednesday backed Gov. Josh Shapiro’s call to remove the statutory cap on how many troopers can be hired to serve the commonwealth.
DANVILLE — The Sheetz store in Danville will temporarily close next month as a major remodel begins, the company confirmed Wednesday.
BLOOMSBURG -- Federal agents will not be allowed inside Bloomsburg schools without a warrant, the superintendent said....
HUNTINGTON MILLS -- Neighbors are rallying to fight a proposal to convert Bonham Nursing and Rehabilitation Center into...
BRIAR CREEK -- A tractor-trailer damaged power lines late Tuesday, shutting down Route 11 for nearly 12 hours here...
RIVERSIDE -- In looking for its next mayor, the borough council here discussed what steps it would take during an...
FRANKLIN TWP. -- Students at Southern Columbia High School were treated to a presentation Wednesday from alumnus Jared...
TUNKHANNOCK, WYOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— The sentencing of a Wyoming County man has led to discussion over the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) presence in the region.
As ICE raids pop up across the country, a Homeland Security presence in Tunkhannock got renewed attention, but Wyoming County District Attorney Joe Peters says this partnership is nothing new.
WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Geisinger nurses continue their plea for a fair contract as they end day three of a five-day strike.
On Wednesday night, members of the nurses union were joined by community members in downtown wilkes-barre to shine a light on what they claim is a major concern in their healthcare system.
Dozens of Geisinger nurses left the picket lines and rallied on Public Square Wednesday evening.
Their main message on day three of their strike was all about shedding light on what they call a crisis.