(WBRE/WYOU) — Severe thunderstorm and flash flood warnings have been issued for multiple counties in northeastern Pennsylvania. It will be a hot and humid day across northeast and central Pennsylvania. Despite a stray early shower, most of us will be dry for the morning. With a disturbance passing through this afternoon, scattered showers and storms [...]
SUNBURY — The victim of alleged sexual assaults in 2019 told a forensic interviewer that her mother's boyfriend put a blanket over her head while he touched her inappropriately.
MIFFLINBURG — The Mifflinburg Area School Board accepted a five-figure settlement with a student at Tuesday night’s public meeting.
MIFFLINBURG — The architecture firm tasked with Mifflinburg Area School District's Wildcat Athletic Complex and stadium project will seek updated bids for the entry building within the next few weeks.Nathan Moyer and Randy Galiotto, of Alloy5, presented two new options to school board members at Tuesday night's public meeting, prompted by bids in April being nearly $4 million over estimates.
YOUNGSTOWN, N.Y. — Bob Emerson has stood guard over Old Fort Niagara for nearly three decades as its executive director. He remembers when busloads of tourists from New York City would flock to the historical site along the Canadian border during the busy summer season.
Penn State “topped off” the $700 million Beaver Stadium renovation project Wednesday with the placement of the final steel beam in the 195-foot-tall expansion of the stadium’s west side.
LEWISBURG — The East Buffalo Township Board of Supervisors is looking to strengthen its data center ordinance.
MIDDLEBURG — A 44-year-old Selinsgrove man will serve 36 months of probation for a stalking conviction.
DANVILLE — The Danville Area School Board passed a proposed 2026-27 final budget of $51.1 million with tax increases during Wednesday night's board meeting.
WILKES-BARRE TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Wilkes-Barre Township is a little cleaner, but the real story is the people behind it. Pocono Restoration was contracted by the township police department to clean graffiti from Highland Park Boulevard to Mundy Street. When the township offered to pay, the owners turned the money down. "We came out, [...]
