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WILKES-BARRE TWP., LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The Wyoming Valley Mall has been closed for a week and will remain closed for the next two days.

The mall was set to open on Wednesday after a power outage shut down operations. According to the mall’s Facebook page, it will remain closed on July 2 and 3 due to "extensive electrical repairs."

Lottery Powerball ticket worth $200K sold in Pa.

PFC John C. Brush, a Danville Area High School graduate of the Class of 1936, who died fighting in World War II has been commemorated in Gettysburg National Cemetery.

The driver of a vehicle that struck four vehicles in downtown Selinsgrove last month suffered a medical emergency immediately before the collisions.

MANDATA — Bus changes are in effect for the 2025-26 school year for the Line Mountain School District.

A record 72.2 million people will travel at least 50 miles or more from home over the Independence Day holiday period that lasts through Sunday, July 6, according to a AAA projection.

HARRISBURG — A court-approved sale of the bankrupt 23andMe DNA-testing company gained the support of Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday since terms include sought-after protections such as a restriction on the transfer of sensitive data on 15 million customers.

LAURELTON — State police in Milton are investigating two more incidents of trespass at the former Laurelton Center in Hartley Township.

LEWISBURG — SEDA-Council of Governments directors were presented with a projected 2026 fiscal year expenses of $10.7 million at their most recent meeting.

SUNBURY — Rebecca Baker will replace 911 Director Clint Herr in Northumberland County.

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s contingent to the U.S. Senate split on the One Big Beautiful Bill, with Republican Dave McCormick saying he was “proud” to vote in favor of President Donald Trump’s keystone legislation while Democrat John Fetterman emphasized his vote was a “hell no.”