SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — With the increasing need for housing and shelter for disadvantaged families, and food insecurity, two nonprofits are coming together.
Friends of the Poor and the Catherine McAuley Center announced on Wednesday that they will collaborate to better serve the community.
Great Wolf Lodge’s new spooky experience
Experts say a short-term government shutdown won't impact most people locally unless the shutdown lasts longer than a month.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, CARBON COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A deadly fire that claimed the lives of 4 children and their mother has rattled the Lehighton community and the surrounding area. That community is now stepping up to help in any way they can in the wake of the horrific loss.
28/22 News Reporter Avery Nape was in Lehighton on Wednesday evening to learn how people there are coping with the tragedy and assisting those affected by the fire.
Rows of stuffed animals, flowers, and cards line the steps of this home on Willow Street in Franklin Township on Wednesday evening.
Amid federal vaccine disruption, Gov. Shapiro signed an order safeguarding access in Pennsylvania, directing agencies to act on evidence-based medical standards.
The "Grey's Anatomy" star is advocating for ALS research funding over the next three years.
McDonald's Boo Buckets return Oct. 21 with two new designs.
(WBRE/WYOU)— Join Nick and Ricky as they discuss the Philadelphia Eagles vs Broncos game, bringing on Penn Live's Cayden Steele and KDVR Sports Reporter Bruce Haertl.
The two also discuss the Steelers vs. Vikings matchup, where the Steelers had their performance of the year.
To watch the show or get access to any of our podcasts, download our 28/22 Now app!
The show will be hosted by 28/22 Sports Anchor Nick Zelaya and Alaina Losito, and will also be produced and co-hosted by Ricky Turner.
MIDDLEBURG — A Shamokin Dam man accused of assaulting a woman will face a Snyder County jury later this month.
MIFFLINBURG — A town with a rich German heritage almost has to celebrate it. Luckily, that is made easy with imported German beer and time-honored contests.
SUNBURY — A Sunbury man has been denied admission to college for five years because the now-shuttered Columbia County cyber school he attended in 2020 lost his high school transcripts.
