The brands Tiger White, Silver Horse and JK Vallabhdas are impacted by the recall. The FDA says there could be more added to the list.
DANVILLE — Two meetings will be held next month to gather public input regarding Montour County's Comprehensive Plan update.
The First Circuit Court of Appeals last week granted a request by the Trump administration that will impact more than 17,000 Pennsylvanians who relied on Medicaid to get care at Planned Parenthood last year.
SELINSGROVE — Selinsgrove police Chief Francis Petrovich is gathering evidence of alleged threats made during Sunday's vigil for slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk on the Susquehanna University campus.
CHESTER — Gov. Josh Shapiro on Wednesday reiterated that Pennsylvania is “prepared” to respond in the event President Donald Trump directs the deployment of the National Guard to address crime in Philadelphia.
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania set an enrollment record last year when nearly 500,000 people purchased health insurance through the commonwealth’s online marketplace, Pennie, but a surge in costs expected in 2026 jeopardizes their coverage, along with those who may seek insurance through the exchange for the first time.
HARRISBURG — A final report by the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections concluded that the commonwealth should move forward with the closures of SCI Rockview and the Quehanna Boot Camp as previously proposed within this year’s budget proposal from Gov. Josh Shapiro.
(WBRE/WYOU)— Join Nick and Ricky as they talk with longtime News anchor for 28/22 News, Mark Hiller, about his love for sports, specifically the Mets, and some of his best sports memories.
They’ll also touch on Notre Dame's 0-2 start and what needs to be done going forward.
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The show will be hosted by 28/22 Sports Anchor Nick Zelaya and Alaina Losito, and will also be produced and co-hosted by Ricky Turner.
EAST STROUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — School officials and community advocates are turning up the pressure on state lawmakers in East Stroudsburg.
Groups from across the Poconos called for cyber charter reform and an end to Pennsylvania's three-month budget stalemate at Echo Lake Park on Wednesday.
Districts say they have missed out on almost two billion dollars in state payments while cyber schools sit on reserves and spend millions on ads and executive perks.
The FBI described it as a targeted attack but not a terrorism case. An agent said the suspect had visited the field office weeks ago with a complaint.
