BERWICK, COLUMBIA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Inside a former factory building in Berwick sits a group of people with a vision. They call themselves B.A.T.S, or Berwick Area Transitional Services. Each person brings a different expertise, but they all share the same goal: giving others a second chance at life. "The goal is to do a full [...]
(WBRE/WYOU) — Some good news for UGI gas customers tonight: your bill is not going up next month. The company confirmed no rate change come June 1, but UGI has already filed a request with state regulators for a December increase. For the average household, that would mean about $2.50 more on your monthly bill. [...]
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A Scranton driver got quite a scare after a sinkhole opened up and took part of his pickup truck. Just after 3:00 p.m. Friday at North Main Avenue and Reese Street, the front wheel of the truck punched straight through a sewer grate. Thankfully, the driver and passengers are all [...]
Plastic piggy banks are showing up on Texas beaches — and a local marine scientist said they reveal how far ocean trash can travel.
Last month, an ambulance crew from Clarks Summit Fire Company delivered a baby while on the way to the hospital.
Blueberry plants come in a variety of cultivars. Your selection of plants is crucial for any perennial crop. These plants can be selected for harvest from late June through September. However, home growers should keep in mind what bush type will work best for their area.
DANNVILLE — A new, state-of-the-art Electrophysiology (EP) Lab is now open at Geisinger Medical Center, expanding access to advanced heart rhythm care for patients across the region.
LEWISBURG — Members of the Borough Public Works crew planted eight bare-root native trees on public lands in Lewisburg in April.
MILTON — SUNCOM Industries is now in its 60th year of helping Valley residents with developmental and physical disabilities find their way in the Valley, and hopes the success of its integrated employment program continues to emerge.
MIDDLEBURG — Snyder County District Attorney Heath Brosius wants to present statements made to police and other officials by an autistic 10-year-old in the upcoming trial of a former bus driver accused of sexually abusing two students.
