SCHUYLKILL TWP., SCHUYLKILL COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A duplex home has been destroyed after a fire broke out late Wednesday night in Schuylkill County. Fire crews were called in around 10:45 p.m. Wednesday to a duplex home fully engulfed in flames on Valley Street in Schuylkill Township. Authorities say four people were inside the homes, all [...]
(WBRE/WYOU)— Aaron Rodgers confirmed earlier Wednesday that 2026 will be his final season in the NFL. Of course, he will start for the Pittsburgh Steelers this fall. Rodgers reunites with his former Packers head coach, Mike McCarthy, and is optimistic about the Steelers' moves heading into his last season as a pro. A reporter asked, [...]
JESSUP, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The Jessup Hose Co. #2's annual carnival opened Wednesday night, marking the 34th year running. Rides are $1.50 a ticket, and all of it goes back to the fire department. The money will help the company work toward replacing a fire truck from 1994 with a $1.3 million new rig. [...]
MILTON — Heather Powell, executive director of The Improved Milton Experience (TIME), has been recognized by PA Business Central in its Women in Business feature, highlighting influential female leaders making an impact across the region.
MONTGOMERY — PPL Electric Utilities plans to build approximately nine miles of new 230 kV transmission lines in Lycoming and Union counties.
Laura Seward, the election director of Union County, said Election Day was “pretty quiet” with no widespread issues.
LEWISBURG — Lewisburg Area senior Nora Driver shared an emotional hug with her mother in the hallways of Kelly Elementary School on Wednesday.
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday called on state lawmakers “to do everything we can to build up regulations and restrictions around harmful content” that students and professional researchers say is damaging the mental health of teens and adolescents.
LEWISBURG — Lewisburg will paint one of the borough’s crosswalks in rainbow colors in recognition of the LGBTQ+ community.
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro joined a new lawsuit against the Trump administration in an attempt to block implementation of provisions within the One Big Beautiful Bill that Democratic litigants say will harm students pursuing careers in nursing, education and other critical areas.
