MOUNT CARMEL — An Allentown man charged with a 2019 attempted homicide in New Jersey is now wanted by Mount Carmel borough police and the U.S. Marshals for allegedly assaulting several patrons inside a bar during the early morning hours of Jan. 13.
A new Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision doesn’t resolve whether Medicaid can pay for abortion or decide if it’s protected by the state constitution, but it offers hints about the justices’ thinking.
MIDDLEBURG — The Snyder County Conservation District will hold a free workshop to show farmers, livestock owners and horse operations how to write their own manure management plans (MMPs).
MILTON — A 32-year-old New Columbia man accused of rape and related charges is scheduled for trial in Union County in April.
LEWISBURG — The 10th annual Lewisburg Arts Council Members’ Show is scheduled throughout the month of February in Gallery 255 at the Public Library for Union County.
Pennsylvanians can get abortions up to 24 weeks. But access advocates say there are still too many restrictions, like waiting periods, parental consent rules, and insufficient funding.
MIFFLINBURG — Great food, great music and a great opportunity to support local nonprofits will be available during the Mifflinburg Buggy Museum’s Fifth Annual fundraising gala.
HARRISBURG — Scores of state residents who lost health care coverage through the unwinding of Medicaid found new insurance with Pennie, the Pennsylvania-run marketplace that announced record enrollment for 2024.
EYEWITNESS NEWS (WBRE/WYOU) — Pennsylvania's Governor Josh Shapiro announced Monday the United States Small Business Administration (SBA) approved a recent request to make financial aid available to the victims of the 2023 September flooding.
TUNKHANNOCK, WYOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery and people from The Victims Resource Center in Wyoming County are raising awareness about the issue in a very colorful way.
"It is prevalent in this area, just because it may be a small town is, still is, it's everywhere, not like how Hollywood portrays it," said Alysha Ennis from the Victims Resource Center.
Red sand was poured into the cracks on the sidewalk in downtown Tunkhannock Monday to remind us of victims of human trafficking.
