(WBRE/WYOU) — A potent storm system will take us on a wild weather ride through the holiday weekend, and 28/22 News Meteorologist Josh Hodell has the forecast as residents hit the road for Thanksgiving. Periods of rain are expected to continue on Tuesday night, and temperatures could slowly climb to near 50°, if not the [...]
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Lackawanna County now officially has a new commissioner. Thom Welby was sworn in on Tuesday morning in Scranton. 28/22 News Reporter Joe Mason caught up with him and his hopes for the county's future. After months of fanfare, Thom Welby is officially a Lackawanna County commissioner. The swearing-in ceremony took [...]
DANVILLE — Montour County residents will see a real estate tax increase of more than 20 percent next year, according to a tentative budget and millage rate approved by commissioners Tuesday.
SUNBURY — The new Sunbury surveillance system will undergo an investigation after public complaints of audio recording in the hallway and possibly the offices inside City Hall on Market Street.
HARRISBURG — PennDOT would be required to conduct monthly checks of the immigration status of all non-citizens issued a Pennsylvania driver’s license or photo identification card under a forthcoming proposal from the leadership team of the Pennsylvania House Republican Caucus.
DANVILLE — Talen Energy will present its case for rezoning in late January.
SUNBURY — One phone call from a friend in need brought Northumberland County Senior Deputy Sheriff Ed Griffiths back to work after retiring from a 25-year law enforcement career.
(WBRE/WYOU) — Three deadly crashes on Interstate 81 near Hazleton in a week; that's raising concerns and questions as to what, if anything, is happening on that stretch of the interstate, especially as we enter one of the busiest travel times of the year. All three of the crashes remain under investigation by the state [...]
DANVILLE — The Montour Area Recreation Commission board unanimously approved a 2026 budget with a surplus of $4,450.
HARRISBURG — Two Pennsylvania state senators want to make it illegal in the commonwealth for law enforcement, including federal agents, to wear masks and refuse to self-identify amid contentious operations and citizen protests over federal immigration enforcement.
