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In a career that spanned more than 50 years, Strouse wrote more than a dozen Broadway musicals, as well as film scores and sitcom theme songs.

SAYRE, Pa. (WETM) – A Sayre man has been sentenced to serve time in state prison after officials say he threatened to burn a house down with a woman inside.

Shawn G. Palmer, 33, was sentenced to a minimum of seven months to a maximum of four years in state prison for the crime of terroristic threats, as stated in a release from the Bradford County District Attorney's Office.

Sayre man sentenced for driving while impaired by meth

The faucets sold for between $30 and $70 on Amazon. Many of the products lack branding, safety certifications, or source-identifying labels, according to regulators.

SUNBURY — Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate increased by one-tenth of a percentage point over the month to 3.9 percent in April.

MIFFLINBURG — The Mifflinburg School District is seeking input from citizens in understanding their perspectives, identifying areas for improvement, and ensuring that the district is providing the best possible educational experience for students.

WHITE SPRINGS — More than 20 members of the Bucknell University Institute for Lifelong Learning spent Thursday afternoon learning about and touring the grounds of a restored colonial manor.

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The South Scranton Intermediate School was evacuated Friday afternoon for a reported smell of gas.

According to the school, all students and staff are safe and have evacuated the building.

Woman charged after apartment complex stabbing

The district requests avoid coming to the school while emergency personnel respond.

(WBRE/WYOU) — Officials are warning about a utility scam that is showing up in northeastern Pennsylvania.

It involves a threat to shut off the electricity to a person's home or business because of a supposed delinquent account.

The scam callers claim to be from PPL Electric Utilities and say payment must be made immediately or the power will be shut off.

The I-Team's Andy Mehalshick spoke to a businessman who says he almost fell for it. Live reports coming up tonight on 28/22 News.

Joshua Taylor, 46, admitted to buying stolen human remains and transporting them to Pennsylvania, where he sold them to former Enola resident Jeremy Pauley.

The failed vote in the Budget Committee stalls, for now, House Speaker Mike Johnson's push to have the package approved next week.