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Super Bowl LIX is set to take place on Sunday in New Orleans, one of the cities that's hosted the big game the most.

LYCOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A Lycoming County man has been charged with the production of child pornography after he allegedly coerced a child online.

According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Christopher Stout, 48, used the internet to persuade and coerce a minor to engage in sexual conduct and to produce child pornography.

Driver charged with DUI after tractor-trailer gets stuck

Stout allegedly received the child pornography in July of 2024 and possessed it in August of 2024.

While Greece is in a highly seismically active area, it's extremely rare for any part of the country to experience such an intense barrage of frequent earthquakes.

MOOSIC, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Lackawanna County announced they will start a large pavement project on Montage Mountain this spring.

The project will repave Montage Mountain Road from the Interstate 81 interchange to the Montage ski resort.

The county will also repave the part of Glenmaura National Boulevard that serves the Shoppes at Montage, the Cinemark movie complex, the adjacent office park, and the entrance road to the William W. Scranton Office Park.

What time will snow, ice move into NEPA on Thursday?

The Heart of Lewisburg Ice Festival begins on Friday, February 7, and runs through Sunday, February 9.

A Houston, Texas, man was accused of being a transporter of dogs used in fights

TUNKHANNOCK TWP., WYOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A tractor-trailer driver is being charged with DUI after police say his vehicle got stuck in rocks.

On February 3 around 11:22 pm, Tunkhannock Township Police Department was called for a stuck tractor-trailer at the intersection of State Route 3006 and Virginia Drive.

Tunkhannock Township Police

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Through further investigation, officers say they discovered that the driver, Luis Suarez of New Jersey, was driving under the influence of alcohol.

Thursday marks exactly one year before the 2026 opening ceremony, and one of the major venues is still a half-finished construction site.

(The Hill) - President Trump and his allies are showing renewed vigor as they set their crosshairs on a longtime target for the right: public media. 

Recent moves by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Republican lawmakers scrutinizing outlets like NPR and PBS over perceptions of liberal bias and taxpayer funding have highlighted the GOP’s willingness to use the power of the federal government to make life difficult for outlets Trump feels have treated him unfairly. 

Less than 24 hours after the USPS announced the temporary suspension, the agency has changed course again.