In a video speech to the 172nd PSP Cadet Class, Governor Shapiro reemphasized his commitment to bolster the ranks of the State Police.
Crews battled flames from a bedroom on the second floor of a double-block home along Muir Avenue Friday afternoon.
In this week's 16 To The Rescue, we meet a cattle dog/mix who is coming up on one year in the shelter, and rescue workers have no idea why.
WILKES-BARRE TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— A local stroke survivor is making strides in recovery after qualifying for a new, breakthrough kind of rehabilitation technology.
She says it's helped her progress in more ways than one.
28/22 News Reporter Amelia Sack has more.
73-year-old Trudy Coleman says her whole life changed when she suffered a stroke in late 2023.
Local hero being honored with his own play
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A first-of-its-kind center to protect older adults is now open in Scranton. Lackawanna County's Area Agency on Aging cut the ribbon today on the Older Adult Advocacy Center, a safe space for seniors who have experienced abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation.
28/22 News has more on why state and local leaders say this is a major milestone in senior care.
This center isn’t just a shelter, it’s a specialized space that fills a critical gap in services for older adults facing abuse or neglect.
Moody's is the last of the three major rating agencies to lower the federal government's credit.
CLARKS SUMMIT, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Three men face charges after gunfire near Clarks Summit.
The shooting happened last Sunday in Clarks Summit along School Street.
35-year-old Albert Lara is accused of firing a warning shot near 48-year-old Christopher Smith after they say Smith confronted Lara and called him an ethnic slur.
After Lara's arrest, Officers say his brother, 38-year-old Jean Lara, punched Smith in the face.
All three men face misdemeanor counts.
The test would help identify patients who may benefit from drugs that can modestly slow the memory-destroying disease.
The high court had already called a temporary halt to the deportations from a north Texas detention facility in a middle-of-the-night order issued last month.
The lawsuit, filed in September 2023, accuses Amazon of breaching contract, violating the duty of good faith and fair dealing, and more.
