Somali World Cup referee denied entry to US arrives home to hero's welcome
A World Cup referee from Somalia who was denied entry to the United States has returned home, where he was received by a crowd of of supporters and officials.
A World Cup referee from Somalia who was denied entry to the United States has returned home, where he was received by a crowd of of supporters and officials.
LONG POND, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The sounds of NASCAR are preparing to come through the Pocono Mountains, and there's still time to get tickets. Soon, top drivers, along with thousands of fans, will fill Pocono Raceway in Long Pond An estimated 115,000 people are expected to visit Pocono Raceway during the three-day event, matching [...]
Even after depletion of Social Security’s retirement trust fund, the system will continue issuing benefits, albeit at reduced amounts.
Members of the House Oversight Committee are slated to interview the billionaire Microsoft co-founder behind closed doors on Wednesday.
"It's finally happening," Mira Sorvino commented on the post. "Bursting with joy to be 'reunited.'"
S. ABINGTON TWP., LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A man is being accused of assaulting a woman during a road rage incident that occurred in a tunnel. The South Abington Township Police Department stated they have filed charges against 61-year-old Raymond Cupinski of Plymouth, after an alleged road rage incident occurred on May 16 in the [...]
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DANVILLE — Talen Energy, in a letter sent to Montour Commissioner Rebecca Dressler on Monday, served notice that, pending approval of an application, it plans to expand its power generation facility with two new energy generating units in Derry Township.
JIM THORPE, CARBON COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The Carbon County Coroner's Office is searching for the next of kin of a man who was found dead. 72-year-old Phillip Warren Mangum was pronounced dead on Tuesday, June 9, at his home in Jim Thrope. Anyone who may be related to or have information regarding the family of [...]
Justice Department attorneys argued the lawsuit was filed too late and that halting the event would disrupt months of planning.