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The Orion capsule entered the atmosphere at roughly 33 times the speed of sound.

The plans include a towering winged figure with a Lady Liberty-like torch and crown, flanked by two eagles and guarded by four lions — all gilded.

With the Artemis II crew returning back to Earth, space enthusiasts around Lackawanna County spent their day learning about and engaging with space exploration.

SCRANTON, LACKWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A Scranton road is now reopened after being closed for a day after a hole opened in the road, caused by a sewer line break. North Main Avenue was closed between Providence Road and Green Ridge Street after a sewer line caused a hole to open in the road. According [...]

(WBRE/WYOU) — The 28/22 News team is very proud, as they took home two Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasting awards. The event was held Friday in Harrisburg. Producer Jon Fleig, anchors Nick Toma and Gianna Galli represented the team for their breaking news coverage of the Philadelphia plane crash in January 2025. All team members involved [...]

HARRISBURG — The application period for a popular stipend program designed to recruit and retain classroom teachers in Pennsylvania opens next week.

HARRISBURG — As energy demands swell, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection seeks developers to pursue express-path projects for new power plants and energy storage facilities to buttress the PJM power grid.

LEWISBURG — A Montgomery man accused of punching a game warden at State Game Lands near the lost village of Alvira pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor count of resisting arrest in Union County Court.On Friday, Michael James Bartholomew, 30, of Sherwood Drive, Montgomery, entered the plea before Union County Judge Michael Piecuch. In pleading no contest, Bartholomew did not admit guilt but acknowledged there was enough evidence for a jury to find him guilty.The plea agreement, if accepted by the judge, calls for a 12-month probationary sentence.

SUNBURY — An eyesore in Sunbury that has been the topic of conversation for the past several months is now a vacant lot after city officials had the property torn down earlier this week.

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