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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Two men have been sentenced for a road rage crash that killed a well-known local barber.

John Darko of Clark Summit and Paul Viscomi of Scott Township pleaded guilty in June to involuntary manslaughter after a crash in March 2024 killed 49-year-old Brian Nardella.

Judge Moyle sentenced Darko to 25-60 months and Viscom to 30-60 months on September 5.

Inmate accused of fighting CO after refusing to take shower

John Darko

Paul Viscomi

While ticket prices for next year’s World Cup start at $60 for group-stage matches, it goes all the way up to $6,730 for the final.

The Los Angeles Police Department investigated the vehicle on Monday after reports of a foul smell coming from the impounded car.

Israel has long threatened to strike Hamas leaders wherever they are.

Packed with chocolate, marshmallow and toasted almond–flavored crème, the new treat is meant to reflect the Girl Scouts’ “spirit of exploration.”

Residents and businesses within a quarter-mile radius of 11 Central Drive in Newmanstown were evacuated while authorities removed explosive devices, police said.

(WBRE/WYOU) — Amazon Fire TV is now offering several streaming apps focused on what's happening in and around Pennsylvania.

You can now download the apps and stream local news on Amazon Fire TV.

Download the 28/22 Now streaming app

In northeastern Pennsylvania, you can download the 28/22 Now app, powered by WBRE/WYOU, and stay up to date on what's happening in the region.

In central Pennsylvania, WTAJ+ provides local news in the State College region of the state.

(WHTM) -- As President Donald Trump escalates his use of the National Guard in major American cities, some wonder whether he will focus his eyes on Pennsylvania.

The president has used troops and federal agents in recent months as part of what he said is a mission to fight crime and ramp up deportations. After Los Angeles, D.C. and Chicago, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said he's "prepared" should Philadelphia, or any city in the state, be next.

Demonstrations led by young people angry about the blocking of several social media sites gripped the country’s capital a day earlier.

Across China, tens of thousands of people tagged as troublemakers are trapped in a digital cage, barred from leaving their province and sometimes even their homes.