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LOCUST TWP. -- Farmers have plenty of legal protections in existing local and state laws to preserve their land and...

BLOOMSBURG -- Town council may have to call a timeout before the first match is even played at its new pickleball...

BRIAR CREEK -- Police say a Berwick man stole a cigar box containing $1,400 cash from Berwick Golf Club while it was...

BERWICK -- Former Berwick police officer and car salesman Jeremy Talanca agreed to send his case to county court...

Power outages were reported in some areas, with authorities closing government offices on affected islands and issuing mandatory evacuation orders for some islands.

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HARRISBURG — Representatives of Pennsylvania counties, along with the commonwealth’s public school boards, joined Monday in urging state lawmakers to finalize the three-month-late budget.

TURBOTVILLE — Turbotville has received $97,090 as the second reimbursement of a multi-modal grant used for sidewalks, curbing and road surfacing on one side of Paradise Street. 

OLD FORGE, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — An Old Forge home has turned into a Halloween attraction, packed with giant decorations and glowing lights.

A towering green ghoul looms over the front yard while skeletons crawl out of graves.

Pumpkins glow, a skeleton dog snarls on an orange leash, and spooky figures fill every corner of the lawn.

Hughestown house ready for coming Halloween season

The purple and orange lights make the display pop, drawing eyes from down the street.

BUTLER TOWNSHIP, SCHUYKILL COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Many communities are pushing back against data center development, but one township in our area is taking a proactive approach to the centers, passing two new ordinances on Monday in an attempt to protect their community.

28/22 News Reporter Avery Nape was at the meeting where the ordinance was passed.

It's no secret that developers have their eyes set on Pennsylvania for data center development, and that includes Butler Township in Schuylkill County.