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BUCKHORN -- A man kicked and spit on police officers as they dragged him out of his Subaru after he led them on a...

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MILLVILLE -- Millville Area's school board heard from Superintendent Joseph Rasmus about what...

BEACH HAVEN -- Nuclear regulators plan to arrange a public meeting with Salem Township supervisors and federal...

SALEM TWP. -- A Berwick man fled through the rain on hiking trails Wednesday after crashing his car into a guardrail on...

DANVILLE -- Interim Judge Anthony J. McDonald won the Republican nomination for a full term on the Columbia-Montour...

28-year-old Derek Weaver is accused of shooting a woman along West Laurel Street in Tremont on Wednesday.

WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The annual Miss Unico Pageant was held Wednesday at the Luzerne County courthouse, but this pageant is not just about looks; the girls were also judged on their impact on their community and service over self.

The judges are four well-known and accomplished women in Luzerne County, one being the Pittston Chambers' Accomplished Woman of the Year.

PA live! Co-host Chris Bohinski emceed the event.

Governor Shapiro spotlights impact of education funding

JESSUP, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A longtime Memorial Day tradition kicked off in Lackawanna County this evening. Jessup Hose Company Number Two is hosting its annual carnival as part of the festivities leading up to Saint Ubaldo Day.

28/22 News Reporter Avery Nape was there for the festivities to see how carnival fans are feeling about the big weekend.

The 33rd Annual Carnival in Jessup got off to a rainy start, but the spirit of the tradition was plain to see.

STROUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A local cafeteria worker could be fired after she's accused of taping the mouths of school students. The Stroudsburg Area School District says its employee is responsible for neglecting children in this and other instances in past years.

Stroudsburg School District board directors provided a notice of termination to Hamilton Elementary School lunch monitor Dorothy Lanza.

The notice indicates Lanza did not meet an acceptable standard of care in protecting students' safety.

Since 1934, liquor sales were not allowed within the borough limits of Laceyville. During the primary elections, voters chose to repeal the nearly century-old law.