(WBRE/WYOU) — Conversations surrounding data centers usually come with a laundry list of concerns ranging from noise pollution to environmental impacts, but perhaps the most common concern: What impacts, if any, could the energy consumption of these centers have on the grid and the customers paying into it? 28/22 News Reporter Avery Nape spoke with a [...]
LEWISBURG — A former Union County girl who was intentionally starved by her guardian and forced to sleep on a hardwood floor with minimal clothing never got to tell her story in her own words in Union County Court.
SUNBURY — Valley law enforcement officials are saying it is important to get information out to the public in a timely manner, but the public needs to understand that in some cases it is better to wait and let investigators do their jobs instead of getting preliminary information that could be wrong.
SUNBURY — An area forensic anthropologist “wowed” students inside the Shikellamy High School auditorium last week with his knowledge of analyzing unidentified human remains that were possibly murdered.
WINFIELD — A Winfield mother of five lost a son to a car accident two years ago. Things for her family haven’t been the same since.
KULPMONT — A weekend fire in Kulpmont has left 13 people homeless and four of five houses involved destroyed after more than 100 firefighters battled the blaze that went to four alarm status within minutes Saturday afternoon.
NEW BERLIN — SUN Area Technical Institute hosted 140 middle school students from the Lewisburg Area School District on Monday to learn more about its programs in New Berlin.
MIDDLEBURG — Snyder County Corrections Warden Scott Robinson is retiring at the end of the month.
NORTHUMBERLAND — The North Shore Railroad Company & Affiliates raised $12,000 from its second annual Veterans Benefit Voyage, which took place in Lewisburg in November.
KINGSTON, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Jews around the world are celebrating the second night of Hanukkah. A large group gathered at Wyoming Seminary Upper School in Kingston to light a nine-foot outdoor menorah. Jewish students on campus say they appreciate seeing their faith publicly recognized through the inaugural outdoor lighting. A Sem graduate who attends [...]
