KINGSTON, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Getting a photo for the holiday season is more than just sitting on Santa's lap; some prefer posing with his dark counterpart. People crammed into The Strange and Unusual in Kingston on Sunday afternoon for Photos with Krampus. The character is a horned, demonic folklore figure that originated in Pagan [...]
KULPMONT, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The Red Cross is helping several of this weekend's fire victims in the Shamokin area. The non-profit is assisting seven individuals. Several reports indicate at least 10 people were chased by the huge fire on Scott Street in Kulpmont. The Deputy Fire Chief says three of the five homes that [...]
GREENTOWN, PIKE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Getting around the region is a lot better Sunday evening than it was during and immediately after the snowfall. 28/22 News found traffic running smoothly along Route 507 near the junction with Interstate 380. Slush still could be seen on parts of that highway, especially along the shoulders, but drivers [...]
LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Snow totals across northeastern Pennsylvania are often anything but even, and the latest snowfall in parts of the region has many doing a double-take. While many communities saw just a light coating, others woke up digging out from much more. "We weren't expecting the snowstorm. I was like 'What the heck?'" [...]
One gunman, a 50-year-old man, was fatally shot by police. The other shooter, his 24-year-old son, was wounded, police say.
SUNBURY — Community members placed three dozen wreaths on veterans’ graves at the Sunbury Cemetery Saturday, marking the first Wreaths Across America event in the city.
Pictures from their social media posts feature Ryan in a birthing pool and the duo holding meeting their daughter.
The limited-edition “Sticky Kicks” feature real Denny’s syrup sealed inside the shoe and drop Dec. 17 for $195.
Mass shootings are rare in Australia, largely due to sweeping firearm reforms enacted after 1996. Here’s how those laws work and where gaps remain.
Eva Erickson said she left Brown's engineering building shortly before the attack and later sheltered on campus as police searched the area.
