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SCOTT TWP. -- A Berwick motorcyclist who fell over on his bike while approaching the traffic signal on Central Road at...

MIFFLIN TWP. -- A Mifflinville teenager was charged after he and a girl were found parked at a church with marijuana in...

State police are asking nursing facilities to check employment records after a Pittsburgh woman used multiple aliases and Social Security numbers to work as a nurse.

The county chose an AC/DC cover band, "Halfway to Hell," to replace Low Cut Connie. The founder of the band pled guilty to a felony sex crime in the late 2000s.

HANOVER TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — No one was injured after a car went up in flames in Hanover Township.

Police say the SUV was traveling south on Route 309 with four people inside when the driver heard an explosion, then saw smoke coming out of the hood.

Man stabbed 12 times after refusing alleged sexual advance

The driver then pulled over, and that is when the car went up in flames.

Hanover Township Fire Department quickly responded and was able to get the flames out quickly.

APOLACON TOWNSHIP, SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A local councilman has been charged in connection with vandalism at a hunting cabin earlier this year. Police say he is facing multiple counts of criminal mischief as well as one count of trespassing.

Adam Christian still holds his seat on Swoyersville council, but with the charges he is facing, many in the community want to see that change.

Surveillance footage captured on April 23 shows a man casing and vandalizing a hunting cabin in Susquehanna County.

Robert A. Daugherty was behind the lens of iconic photos of nine presidents and countless other news and sporting events in a 43-year career.

It was the first singles victory for Williams in nearly two years.

MIDDLEBURG — Susquehanna Mediation Center is seeking $56,000 in opioid settlement funds from Snyder County to expand services to teens.

Jul. 22—The number of people ICE arrested in Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania surged around the time the agency reportedly implemented a 3,000 arrests-a-day quota in late May, according to recentlyreleased government data.