Montour candidate eyes audit
RUPERT -- A candidate for supervisor wants Montour Township to account for everything from computers to chairs before...
RUPERT -- A candidate for supervisor wants Montour Township to account for everything from computers to chairs before...
BERWICK -- A fluffy new llama sculpture at McBride Memorial Library is bringing a little Peruvian culture to the...
FRANKLIN TWP. -- Southern Columbia's athletic director would like to see girls' wrestling come to the district as early...
LIME RIDGE -- A Hazleton man told police he climbed through a window into a woman's house because she was upset and...
DANVILLE -- A borough man returned to an ex-partner's house while she was in the shower and threatened her with what he...
PLAINS TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A popular Wyoming Valley band was out spreading the luck of the Irish at several local bars and restaurants on Monday.
Playing Irish and Celtic music, members of the Wyoming Valley Pipe and Drum Band have been delighting audiences for 17 years with their charming and upbeat performances.
"The green, the people everything about it I love it. It's my favorite holiday. I love St. Patrick's Day," said Pittston Township resident James Herron.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had ordered the strikes because of a lack of progress in ongoing talks to extend the ceasefire.
PITTSTON, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A man who literally put his life on the line for our safety was given a well-deserved honor on Monday. Detective Kyle Gilmartin, who was shot in the line of duty in Scranton in January of 2024, was named a Hometown Hero.
The Greater Pittston Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick gathered for its 111th Annual Saint Patrick's Day Award Dinner in Pittston, the first time it has been held in the city since 1956.
Each year, awards are given to community leaders and residents who have regularly given back to their communities.
One of the largest employers in Northumberland County, Merck in Riverside, will start layoffs in May.
Celebrated all month long in some communities, but especially in Scranton, the luck of the Irish was on display as thousands marked the holiday on Monday.