North Front Street Improvement...
SUNBURY — Motorists are advised that a roadway resurfacing project on North Front Street (Route 405) in Upper Augusta Township, will continue today.
SUNBURY — Motorists are advised that a roadway resurfacing project on North Front Street (Route 405) in Upper Augusta Township, will continue today.
MILTON — For the past 10 years, the Milton School District has taken an educational approach called Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports that sets expectations for students and teachers.
A garage fire in Packer Township spread to a home, causing significant damage late Tuesday night.
DANVILLE -- About 25 people attended the Montour County commissioners meeting Tuesday to again express worry over a...
BLOOMSBURG -- A Sunbury community leader died Monday morning after collapsing while working at the Bloomsburg Fair....
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BERWICK -- A 2018 Audi sedan slammed into a house on a curve on Summerhill Avenue Tuesday...
BLOOMSBURG -- Forty new vendors at the Bloomsburg Fair this year are selling items including mushroom extract and slime...
DANVILLE -- Police charged a Danville man with breaking into a truck and stealing a pack of cigarettes and $20 on the...
EDWARDSVILLE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Teachers from one local elementary school traded in their lesson plans for fast food orders.
State Street Elementary staff members stepped behind the counter at McDonald's in Edwardsville to help raise money for their students. They worked both the drive-through and front counter.
This fundraiser is for student activities, including the school store, rewards, and events throughout the year.
WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A new voting system is coming to Luzerne County. Leaders say it will save money, reduce errors, and make things easier for voters and poll workers.
Council has approved a new contract with Hart InterCivic. The system will become operational for the next election cycle when the contract begins in the new year.
After months of testing, county officials say the machines are the best fit.
The new system means less equipment, more in-house operations, and fewer chances for human error.