Trump says he was victim of 'triple sabotage' at UN and Secret Service is looking into the matter
Trump later posted on social media Wednesday calling the events "sinister" and "absolutely sabotage."
Trump later posted on social media Wednesday calling the events "sinister" and "absolutely sabotage."
BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — It’s that time of year again: Fried food, fun rides, and plenty of entertainment. The 170th Bloomsburg Fair is once again drawing big crowds.
Meteorologist Matthew Howard was live in Bloomsburg to show off what’s happening at the fairgrounds this year.
Trying new foods at 170th Bloomsburg Fair
On Wednesday, Matthew was surrounded by over 50 goats and talked with Justin from Steinmetz Family Farm to discuss the animal-centered business.
Kimmel returned with no apologies, but in an emotional monologue where he appeared close to tears, he said that he was not trying to joke about the assassination.
It is not clear what exactly the documents contained or why they were marked secret, confidential and classified.
Experts say the rise of data centers has contributed to the rise of PJM electricity rates.
The PA Department of Aging expanded the PA Grandparents Grandchildren Legal Line, a service where SeniorLAW Center attorneys offer advice to older caregivers.
(WBRE/WYOU)— Join Nick and Ricky as they preview the Eagles' matchup vs the undefeated Bucs and the Steelers matchup in Ireland vs the Vikings.
They talk to WDIO Sports Reporter Spencer Pierce to get the latest on the Vikings' start to the season and how they match up against an up-and-down Steelers team, as well as Steelers Depot contributor Josh Carney about how the Steelers need to get back on track offensively.
An anonymous group called The Secret Handshake took credit for the 12-foot statue, which Park Police removed early Wednesday.
Major school systems including Philadelphia, Boston, Houston and Norfolk, Virginia are considering shuttering schools.
HARRISBURG — As Pennsylvania’s budget stalemate lingers through the third month without a new spending plan, Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced Wednesday that the Treasury would begin a $500 million short-term loan program to aid Head Start providers and county governments struggling without state appropriations.