SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A Thanksgiving meal distribution is helping families in need across Lackawanna County on Tuesday. Friends of the Poor and the Catherine McAuley Center are hosting their 49th Annual Thanksgiving Program. They provide support to those who could use a little help during the holidays. Cars are lined up on North [...]
PLYMOUTH, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — As holiday celebrations begin, one organization in Luzerne County is reminding people of the consequences if alcohol and drugs are involved while behind the wheel. An overturned vehicle sits outside Wyoming Valley West High School in Plymouth. For more than 36 years, the SOBER campaign has been raising awareness of [...]
(WBRE/WYOU) — A potent storm system will take us on a wild weather ride through the holiday weekend, and 28/22 News Meteorologist Josh Hodell has the forecast as residents hit the road for Thanksgiving. Periods of rain are expected to continue on Tuesday night, and temperatures could slowly climb to near 50°, if not the [...]
The former attorney, serving two life sentences for the murders of his wife and son, argues jury tampering and improper evidence influenced his conviction.
Penn College's Lancaster Hall was shut down for hours Tuesday after a student allegedly set off a firework. No injuries were reported.
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Lackawanna County now officially has a new commissioner. Thom Welby was sworn in on Tuesday morning in Scranton. 28/22 News Reporter Joe Mason caught up with him and his hopes for the county's future. After months of fanfare, Thom Welby is officially a Lackawanna County commissioner. The swearing-in ceremony took [...]
Pay for those on "Dancing with the Stars" varies by position and length of time on the show.
DANVILLE — Montour County residents will see a real estate tax increase of more than 20 percent next year, according to a tentative budget and millage rate approved by commissioners Tuesday.
SUNBURY — The new Sunbury surveillance system will undergo an investigation after public complaints of audio recording in the hallway and possibly the offices inside City Hall on Market Street.
HARRISBURG — PennDOT would be required to conduct monthly checks of the immigration status of all non-citizens issued a Pennsylvania driver’s license or photo identification card under a forthcoming proposal from the leadership team of the Pennsylvania House Republican Caucus.
