Two US soccer team staff members were suspended by FIFA for Belgium World Cup game
The U.S. Soccer Federation did not give a reason Tuesday to explain why the staff members were suspended by FIFA.
The U.S. Soccer Federation did not give a reason Tuesday to explain why the staff members were suspended by FIFA.
A $112K boost aims to bolster services at The Recovery Bank to support sustained recovery for those battling addiction, and now, that mission will be a little easier
It's been four days since a storm ripped through parts of our area. Newswatch 16's Emily Kress spoke to people in Smithfield Township about the long power outage.
A Luzerne County man faces multiple charges after being shot by police during a domestic violence incident.
BLOOMSBURG — At Lisa’s Place Memory Café, people laugh and enjoy themselves. Such a simple thing, but one that is treasured by those caring for a loved one with dementia.
SELINSGROVE — Selinsgrove borough police have added a new officer to the department with the hiring of Trey Kurtz.
If You Go What: “Shrek the Musical: KIDS” and “Bye Bye Birdie: Youth Edition” by A&B Summer Theatre students When: 7 p.m. July 9 and 10 (Shrek Kids), and 7 p.m. July 16 and 17 (Bye Bye Birdie) Where: Shamokin Area High School auditorium, 2000 W State St., Coal Township. How much: Tickets can be reserved for $10 during the week of the show. General admission tickets are $5 at the door. More information: Visit www.abchildrenstheatre.com or the A&B Children’s Theatre Facebook page.
PA live! (WBRE) — With more than 35,000,000 Americans affected, dry eye is more than occasional irritation; it's a common condition that can affect everyday life, from screen time to travel to time outdoors this July, which is Dry Eye Awareness Month. With more in a sponsored segment with Refresh, ophthalmologist Doctor Ashley Brissette joined [...]
Currently owned by the former Mayor of Carbondale, the local business holds memories of good times and connecting with the community.
Kids between the ages of five and 18 at one summer camp in Columbia County all share something in common: a cancer diagnosis.