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Lovers of punk rock gathered at Saint Mary's Center on Saturday for a flea market with over 80 vendors selling everything from handmade jewelry to paintings.

Feline enthusiasts enjoyed meeting nearly 200 cats at the Rock Rec Sports Complex's show in Luzerne County on Saturday.

Car enthusiasts got to enjoy muscle and custom cars at the Nexgen meet in Wilkes-Barre on Saturday.

BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Three were sent to the hospital after a Columbia County crash on Saturday.

Authorities say the Bloomsburg Fire Department and Bloomsburg Township Police Department were called to the 900 block of Main Street, or Route 11, in Bloomsburg shortly after 11:30 a.m. after a reported crash.

Bloomsburg Fire Department Chief Scott McBride told 28/22 News crews found a sedan in the Southbound Lane of Route 11 that was trying to pass another vehicle making a turn.

In an interview Saturday with NBC News, Trump says he doesn't "fire people because of fake news and because of witch hunts."

BLOOMSBURG — A man appeared to be badly hurt Saturday when the car he was riding in skidded across Main Street and...

Students and first responders faced off in a dodgeball tournament on Saturday to get first responders together with the students studying these careers.

The Pocono Chapter 678 honored Vietnam veterans with a ceremony in Stroudsburg on Saturday. During the ceremony, the names of local fallen soldiers were read.

KINGSTON TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Call it an occasion for cat fanciers everywhere: Roughly 130 cats and their owners are gathered this weekend in Trucksville for what is billed as the Fabulous Feline Festival.

The event at the Rock Rec Sports Complex features dozens of different breeds and many more non-pedigreed cats.

One cat owner from Dauphin County has participated in various cat shows like this for 16 years.

28/22 News asked her what keeps bringing her and her cats back for more.

Getting kids hooked on fishing in Kingston Township

Newswatch 16's Emily Kress shows us how the Mele family from Lehighton is keeping their sports-loving son's memory alive.