Volunteers put in hours of work at Jenkins Little League since 4am Thursday morning to get the field ready for two games tonight
(WBRE/WYOU) — Consumers under the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) will receive a one-time $100 supplemental payment towards their utilities, the Shapiro Administration announced. Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Secretary, Dr. Val Arkoosh, shared on Thursday that eligible households can expect to receive the payment if they meet the eligibility requirements. The requirements include having [...]
Disney announced the Season 2 renewal in March, an unusual move, since nearly all of Marvel's live-action series have run for a single season.
President Donald Trump says he may pull Todd Blanche’s nomination for attorney general until Sens. John Cornyn and Thom Tillis leave office. The Republicans have demanded written assurances about the settlement of the president’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service. Back-and-forth missile strikes between the U.S. and Iran Thursday are dimming hopes for a deal to end the war as more countries are drawn in. Jordan, Kuwait, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iraq have reported strikes.
SUNBURY — Jeshua Rivera was 15 years old when he first walked through the doors of The Refuge, a Christian-based youth center located at 821 Market St., Sunbury.
LEWISBURG — A jury of seven men and five women was selected in Union County this week for the trial of a Winfield man accused of touching a 12-year-old girl and trying to kiss her.
MONTOURSVILLE — While a junior in high school, Sierra Zaborowski learned to pilot a plane. But when she majored in business aviation at Liberty University, in Virginia, the school review board told her she would never make it as a commercial pilot.
SUNBURY — Anyone wanting to learn how where to launch a boat or what gear is needed to fish will have an opportunity to have their questions answered Saturday.
A four-row planter trolls through a field just off the highway in Miami, Oklahoma. Panic hits the drivers passing by as they notice the cab is empty and the machine, though distant, seems to be headed straight for the road.
KULPMONT — An accountant at a state correctional facility in Luzerne County will spend up to four years in prison after pleading guilty to repeatedly beating a Kulpmont woman.
