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Police searching for missing 33-year-old woman

BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Police say they are searching for a missing 33-year-old woman last seen in Bloomsburg.

Pennsylvania State Police

According to police, they are searching for 33-year-old Katlyn Harp, who was last seen on Thursday, June 19, in Bloomsburg.

Weather Alert: Excessive heat warnings in effect across Pa.

Police ask anyone with information about Harp's whereabouts to reach out to PSP Bloomsburg at 570-387-4701 or directly call 911.

Remembering firework safety ahead of 4th of July

SMITHFIELD TOWNSHIP, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The Fourth of July is next week, and area shops are making sure you have fun while being smart.

28/22 News stopped by a fireworks shop in the Poconos with how they’re reminding people to be safe before lighting off an explosive show.

It’s a dazzling display, thousands of different types of fireworks are piled high inside Phantom Fireworks of Delaware Water Gap, ready to be fired off.

Pennsylvania Tyson Foods warehouse facility to be acquired

POTTSVILLE, Pa. (WHTM) -- A Tyson warehouse facility in Schuylkill County will soon be acquired as part of a nearly $250 million transaction.

Back in April 2025, a global temperature-controlled warehouse REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) called Lineage Inc. announced plans to acquire a Tyson Foods warehouse facility located at 110 Keystone Boulevard East in Pottsville.

Weather Alert: Excessive heat warnings continue across Pa.

(WBRE/WYOU) — We officially broke all the old record high temperatures Monday with new records at Avoca, Williamsport, and Mount Pocono. Records may be broken once again Tuesday.

After record-breaking high temperatures on Monday, we really don't get any relief from the heat and humidity on Tuesday. Once again, plenty of sunshine will heat us up to the mid-90s by the afternoon (today's records: AVP 94 degrees from 1908/1923, IPT 100 degrees from 1923/1925, MPO 92 degrees from 1914).

Truck carrying asphalt catches fire after rollover

MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A section of Route 209 has been closed after a crash that occurred Monday morning.

According to the Stroudsburg Fire Department, a dump truck carrying asphalt rolled over and caught fire.

All lanes of Route 209 in both directions have been shut down while crews work to clear the accident scene.

The driver of the truck was taken to the hospital in unknown condition.

Drivers are advised to find an alternate route.

For the latest in road closures, head to 511pa.com.

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