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HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education slightly raised tuition for the first time in seven years, but system leaders say a rollback is possible depending on the commonwealth’s unsettled budget.
July 17, 2025 at 19:45 EDTDaily Item
MILTON — The death of a 3-day-old baby in Milton earlier this month is still under investigation, police and the Northumberland County district attorney said.
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SELINSGROVE — The Pennsylvania Superior Court has upheld convicted killer Brad A. Bailor’s life’s sentence for the April 2022 fatal shooting of his wife in their Selinsgrove home.
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The Shapiro administration has yet to say just how much repairing and upgrading the Harrisburg residence will cost after a brazen arson attack.
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MIFFLINBURG — State Police in Milton reported four unrelated cases of Megan’s Law offenders failing to register new information.
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The family, mourning the recent loss of their 9-year-old dog, wasn't ready to adopt again... until they met Ziggy.
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The York County roadside attraction will be featured in the Season 2 premiere of the HGTV series "Zillow Gone Wild."
July 17, 2025 at 19:01 EDTWNEP
Extreme floods and hot weather are affecting Lancaster County, causing crop damage at Country Barn Farm Market.
July 17, 2025 at 18:20 EDTPA homepage
WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Construction is continuing on two sinkholes in Wilkes-Barre, both are on Horton Street in two different locations.
While crews work to repair them, one business owner is managing his frustrations in a fun way.
28/22's Joe Mason spoke with him about the project.
"Yes traffic isn't as plentiful as it used to be, but it's nice that the road kind of ends at wet paint now," said Scott Paull.
Scott Paull is the Owner of Wet Paint Printing and Design.
July 17, 2025 at 17:44 EDTPA homepage
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A religious pilgrimage that attracts the faithful from near and far is underway in Scranton. The nine-day novena to Saint Ann began Thursday with masses and novena services at the basilica on the city's west side.
People from near and far prayed on the first day of Saint Ann's Solemn Novena in Scranton. This is the 101st year of the novena and church leaders are expecting a good turnout.
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