SUNBURY — Randy Easton could face up to 30 years in state prison after a Northumberland County jury found him guilty of felony voluntary manslaughter Wednesday afternoon after a two-day trial in a case stemming from a 2022 shooting that left a Sunbury resident dead on a South Third Street sidewalk.
SUNBURY — The Shikellamy School District Entrepreneurship Program kicked off with six students enrolled, according to Acting Superintendent Jeremy Winn.
For 35 years, Paul Donati delivered mail across Greater Johnstown as a U.S Postal Service letter carrier.
LEWISBURG — The SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority (JRA) on Monday received the 2025 PMAA Municipal Authority Community Engagement Award for a recent partnership with Milesburg Borough in Centre County.
SUNBURY — The approval of allegations levied against two Shikellamy School District educators is on the agenda for Thursday’s school board meeting.
MILTON — Milton Area School District’s business manager sent an alarming signal about the potential problems posed by the state budget impasse.
The Northumberland County coroner seeks living blood relatives of Kenneth E. Reader, age 64, of Sunbury.
(WBRE/WYOU) — In the aftermath of the fatal shooting of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk, several Pennsylvania officials released statements following the incident.
In the hours following the shooting, many Pennsylvania Senators and Congressmen posted on social media their reactions to the political commentator's death.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro posted on Facebook, condemning the attack.
Political violence has no place in our country.
(WBRE/WYOU)— Looking ahead to Week Two in the Steel City!
Join Nick and Ricky as they talk to Seattle Times Seahawks Beat Reporter Bob Condotta to get the latest on the Seahawks Week One performance and their gameplan headed into Pittsburgh.
The two also talk with Pittsburgh Sports Now contributor Zachary Smith to get the feeling coming out of a Week One win against the Jets, and also what the addition of a player like Jabrill Peppers brings to the Steelers secondary.
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(WBRE/WYOU) — The former business manager of the Ritz Theater in Scranton, accused of stealing over $74,000 from the business, pled not guilty to the charges on Wednesday.
48-year-old James Olecki of Clarks Summit was arrested in March for allegedly using a company credit card for unauthorized CashApp payments. However, Olecki maintains his innocence.
School worker accused of taping students’ mouths files lawsuit
In a press release, Olecki's lawyer called the charges a "smear campaign" by Ritz Theater owner Joshua Balz.
