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"We price the product, not the person," Walmart President and CEO John Furner wrote in a letter to customers and members.

Packed inside the shop are more pieces of candy than anyone at the store has even counted. They estimate it's hundreds of thousands of sweet treats.

The group reportedly stole personal data on thousands of FBI agents, along with that of anybody who has used the jobs site to apply for the bureau.

(WBRE/WYOU) — State police released the results of their DUI checkpoint enforcement, which was conducted over the weekend in Luzerne and Carbon counties. Pennsylvania State Police conducted a sobriety checkpoint from September 25 to 26 across various areas in Carbon and Luzerne counties. As a result of the checkpoint, police said they arrested two people [...]

The suspect is charged with second-degree assault as prosecutors also consider a hate crime charge because of alleged racial comments before the attack.

Matt J. Robb chose “Allow Always” for Muse but said he misunderstood how much control that gave the AI agent over his Marketplace listing.

Sharon Jacks is suing her surgeon, members of a surgical team and a Marietta hospital after she said doctors amputated the wrong leg during surgery last year.

Amazon won't be the only company trying to kick off holiday shopping early in October.

North Carolina is one of a handful of states that still allow those two types of lawsuits, often called "heart balm" claims.

HANOVER TWP., LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Flames shut down a military manufacturing plant in Luzerne County. That fire broke out at General Dynamics on Hanover Street in Hanover Township around 6:00 a.m. Tuesday morning. 28/22 News found smoke coming from the building that makes mortar shells for the military. Our news crews were informed on [...]