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The investigation had initially been closed without charges in 2024 but was reopened in late September.

(WBRE/WYOU) — Nine people have been sentenced for concealing, selling, and disposing of stolen vehicles that had been transported across states. 26-year-old Ian Torres of Philadelphia and 43-year-old Jose Otero Nieves of Maryland were sentenced to 54 months’ and 96 months’ in prison, respectively, for interstate transportation of stolen motor vehicles, stated the U.S. Attorney’s [...]

A Michigan Supreme Court ruling removes Larry Nassar and thousands of others from the state's sex offender registry for pre-2011 offenses.

The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and the network agreed to part ways months after his arrest on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence.

Thirty months after doctors told James Jay Logan he had months to live, he is heading to Hawaii to compete in a marathon.

FRANKLIN TWP., CARBON COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A woman faces animal neglect and cruelty charges after 25 cats were allegedly left outside in cages during a severe storm at the beginning of September. Lila Dunning, 62, of Franklin Township, was arraigned Thursday after police said she left 25 cats outside her Penn Street home in cages [...]

(WBRE/WYOU) — The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has released its first fall foliage report for 2026. The report details the current condition of foliage across the commonwealth and when residents and visitors can expect to see the greatest change in colors. According to the report, colder nighttime temperatures across the area will [...]

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Detectives in Scranton have helped arrest a man wanted on various charges in California. On September 30, officers investigated a man identified as 29-year-old Mario Lastorina-Snyder, being wanted in California and was in the Scranton area. Lastorina-Snyder was wanted on an active criminal warrant issued on the following charges: Officers [...]

​The president was in Texas campaigning for Rep. Ronny Jackson, his former White House physician, and asked Jackson for his opinion on the matter.

An investigation found up to 99% of cat food products that were tested had heavy metals.