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U.S. District Judge William Smith ruled that required cooperation was unconstitutional Wednesday.

Lawmakers in both parties fighting to force the Trump administration to release all the federal files on Jeffrey Epstein took a big step closer to their goal this week.

Adelita Grijalva’s victory on Tuesday in a special House election in southern Arizona sends another Democrat to Capitol Hill — and secures the deciding 218th signature on a discharge petition designed to compel the Justice Department to disclose the still-concealed documents related to the late child sex offender.

DANVILLE — Montour County Sheriff William McKenna and his deputies were on a hunt for extra chairs Wednesday evening as residents piled into the Montour County Administration Center for what is typically a quiet meeting.

DANVILLE -- The crowds keep getting larger.
About 80 people turned out Wednesday night for the Montour County Planning...

BLOOMSBURG -- For the first time since 2021, chickens, ducks and turkeys can be heard welcoming visitors at the...

BLOOMSBURG -- For the first time, cats have joined dogs on display in the dog show building at the Bloomsburg Fair this...

MILLVILLE -- Three of four men suspected of raiding a chicken coop and stealing a dozen birds in Fishing Creek Township...

CATAWISSA -- A man made threats to kill another man and his son unless he confessed to alleged "inappropriate" sexual...

HUGHESTOWN, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — One house in Luzerne County is a Halloween spectacle. The yard is packed with inflatable decorations, including Jack Skellington and other characters from The Nightmare Before Christmas.

Lanterns hang from the trees, while purple lights line the walkway, greeting visitors along the way.

Halloween Spirit already in Luzerne County

Nearly every corner of the yard is covered with spooky and playful decorations, creating a fun, exciting, and immersive Halloween experience for anyone passing by.

WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Talks of a passenger rail service connecting Wilkes-Barre and Pittston have begun to surface, and now, county officials confirm those talks. Before the project can begin, there are some hurdles that both the county and the rail company must overcome first.

Trains have been an integral part of Northeastern Pennsylvania's identity since the railroad's inception in the early 1800s.

While railway travel is nowhere near as popular as it once was, some local officials and railway operators are hoping to see that change.