SAYRE, Pa. (WETM) — A Sayre man has been charged with more than 500 sexually related crimes, including 69 counts of rape, after a months-long investigation by police into evidence collected from his Sayre home during a drug-related search warrant in April, according to information from the Bradford County District Attorney's Office.
SUNBURY — Shikellamy High School students broke a record Friday when 63 people donated blood to the American Red Cross.
SUNBURY — Northumberland County property owners may see a tax increase ranging from $35 to $150 per household in 2025. Earlier this week, county commissioners voted in a special meeting to petition the court to increase the tax rate from 25 mills to 30 mills.
MIFFLINBURG — The Buffalo Valley Produce Auction marks the start of the holiday season for dozens of business owners along the East Coast.
RIVERSIDE — A tentative 2025 budget approved by Riverside Borough Council earlier this month will put the municipality in a $95,000 deficit.
WHITE DEER TOWNSHIP — Two Hazleton men face felony drug charges after a driver was pulled over in White Deer Township and claimed to be delivering THC products to various places in Pennsylvania, according to state police.
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The wet snow hit hard in parts of Lackawanna County, especially in Scranton.
Currently, Moosic Street, which leads up to Lake Scranton and Route 307 is still closed at this time due to trees down and live wires
Which is a problem many face in Scranton.
Roads closures, restrictions across PA due to snow impact
28/22 News saw multiple reports throughout the morning of trees down on cars, houses, porches, and roadways which caused multiple road closures for a bit, but most have since reopened.
EYEWITNESS NEWS (WBRE/WYOU) — The power has been restored after an outage knocked out power to the transmitter on both WBRE and WYOU.
A power outage within the area caused WBRE and WYOU transmitter to be shut down.
Viewers can watch the stations via cable, streaming services, and an antenna.
Incumbent U.S. Sen. Bob Casey asked for the recount to be ended, the Pennsylvania Department of State told counties
EYEWITNESS NEWS (WBRE/WYOU) — State police announced DUI checkpoints will be placed across various roadways in Pennsylvania during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
According to Pennsylvania State Police, sobriety checkpoints and roving patrols aim to deter drinking and driving. Police say they are operating with a “zero-tolerance enforcement policy.”
Police say checkpoints will be placed on roadways from November 25 to December 1 that are experiencing high rates of DUI-related traffic violations and DUI-related crashes.
