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(WBRE/WYOU) — Natural gas provider UGI has issued a warning about carbon monoxide emergencies following several incidents in recent weeks. UGI is warning Pennsylvanians of the potential of exposure of carbon monoxide poisoning as cases typically increase in the winter months. Often referred to as the “silent killer,” carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless and [...]

Walters received the same sentence after his first trial in 2020.

Scientists in China found a fungus up to 20 inches long that belongs to a family that split off about 65 million years ago, around when dinosaurs died out.

(WBRE/WYOU) — Officials are addressing parents who are concerned about the newly signed law banning students from using mobile phones during school hours in Pennsylvania. State officials believe restricting phone access during the school day will improve students' mental health, social lives and overall education, with certain safety exemptions taken into consideration as part of [...]

(WBRE/WYOU) — The Pennsylvania Legislature in Harrisburg has passed “Alicia's Law,” authorizing up to $5 million in annual funding to help law enforcement investigate and prosecute online child sex crimes. If enacted, Pennsylvania would become the 14th state in the nation to pass a version of “Alicia's Law.” The funding authorized under the legislation is [...]

Masa the bear and Petar Tubic have formed an unlikely friendship on Bosnia's Mount Ozren.

Through funding from Lowes' Community Impact Grant, community volunteers and Lowe's red vest associates were at the firehouse all day rolling up their sleeves.

Attorneys for the man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk said they need years to prepare for trial, suggesting a 2029 trial date.

The 1994 murders of Gail Matthews and her daughter, Tamara Berkheiser, remain unsolved.