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SELINSGROVE — A Sunbury woman is accused of stealing about $7,000 from a Snyder County shop while employed there several years ago.

Gas prices across the Susquehanna Valley were 52 cents higher this week, averaging $3.41 per gallon, according to a AAA East Central’s Gas Price Report released Monday.

Russell Shorto has spent decades researching and writing about transformational and turbulent periods in history, such as the American Revolution, the Age of Enlightenment and even the days of small-town mob life in his hometown of Johnstown.

HARRISBURG — An annual survey of Pennsylvania school administrators shows that last year’s state budget impasse exacerbated local financial woes as property taxes grew, savings shrunk and staff were furloughed.

A Pennsylvania State Police trooper was shot and killed by a man he had pulled over in a traffic stop Sunday night, authorities said.

The governor plans to allow faster permitting for data centers built with consideration for water, energy, and local jobs.

SELINSGROVE — Dauntless Hook & Ladder Fire Co. Chief Jason Kline has been involved in community fire protection since the age of 14 and wants to attract other young people into the field by proposing a Fire Club at Selinsgrove High School.

(WBRE/WYOU)— The NFL legal tampering period has just begun, and the Steelers have made a flurry of moves while the Eagles are licking their wounds. The Steelers are attempting to replenish their WR core with the addition of Michael Pittman, while adding Rico Dowdle to add some punch to the RB room. They also resigned Asante [...]

HAZLE TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Some local students are stepping up to assist other students in need. Their focus is to help children who struggle to stay engaged in classroom activities. 28/22 News Reporter Mark Hiller shows how the group is making it happen in this week's Here's to You, kid!. What looks like [...]

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — We're in the home stretch for preparations leading to Scranton's 64th Annual Saint Patrick's Parade. Monday afternoon, the Department of Public Works painted festive green traffic lines along the route of the parade. They began at the intersection of Wyoming Avenue and Mulberry Street and finished at Vine Street. It's [...]