(WBRE/WYOU)—It’s officially Week Ten of the 2025 high school football season! Watch our 28/22 Friday Night Football Show as only one of our Top 10 teams falls, but several others were in tight games down the stretch. #7 Wyoming Area uses a big second-half knock off #10 Pittston Area, scoring 22 unanswered points. #2 Shamokin [...]
SHENANDOAH, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)—28/22 News told you Monday night about the alleged financial mismanagement that officials in Shenandoah Borough say has been happening for decades. The borough manager and the president of the borough council both say the investigation began in January, when the borough council was restructured. The manager and council president say they [...]
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Human remains found in July have been identified as a Tamaqua man who has been missing for over a decade. Troopers say in July of 2025, ATV riders riding in Walker Township notified troopers in Frackville that they came across human remains along the path they were riding on. PSP recovered the [...]
LEWISBURG — SEDA-Council of Governments’ Joint Rail Authority will become a fully independent entity effective Jan. 1.
DANVILLE — Leaders from across the Susquehanna Valley gathered Friday in Danville to reimagine rural health care.
Scouting America is taking a major step toward preparing the next generation for the digital age by introducing new merit badges in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity this month.
WATSONTOWN — Sunset will set the scary scene for the Eighth Annual Spooky Haunted Haunt at Community Park in Watsontown.
MIDDLEBURG — A California man has been arrested following an alleged yearslong campaign of threatening harassment against a Geisinger nurse and several others, including Union-Snyder President Judge Lori R. Hackenberg, who filed a civil suit against him in June.
HARRISBURG — Both chambers of the Pennsylvania General Assembly approved a bill mandating that schools, public and private alike, notify parents, guardians and employees of weapons possession incidents within 24 hours.
(WBRE/WYOU)— The state budget is nearly four months late, forcing many to make tough decisions while no money is flowing from the commonwealth. 28/22 News reporter Connor Coar spoke with three of our local state senators about what the holdup is in Harrisburg. One hundred sixteen days, that's how long it has been since the [...]
