DANVILLE — The Danville Area Community Center hosted its first Veterans Community Day on Friday, welcoming local veterans to learn about available resources.
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a stay Friday sought by Republicans that prevents a lower court’s ruling concerning the constitutionality of requiring hand-dated return envelopes for mail ballots from being applied to Tuesday’s general election.
MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Officials have announced that they have identified 16 fraudulent mail-in ballot request applications.
According to the Office of the District Attorney, there is an ongoing investigation into the authenticity of the Voter Registration and mail-in Ballot Request Applications.
Mike Mancuso District Attorney states to date 27 documents were referred to the District Attorney's Office by the Board of Elections.
SUNBURY — Original Italian Pizza in Sunbury celebrated 25 years in business on Friday, and the Bua family is looking forward to 25 more.
POTTSGROVE — A man, woman and child are homeless, but uninjured, after a Friday morning fire at 1000 Mexico Road, East Chillisquaque Township.
DANVILLE — High schoolers from 13 local districts traveled to Geisinger Medical Center on Friday to engage in hands-on activities led by medical experts.
HARRISBURG — Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt spoke Friday about who voters can expect to encounter when they turn out to the polls on Election Day.
This week’s first annual Pennsylvania Courts statewide summit attracted 500 judges and court advocates focused on improving its responses to behavioral health challenges in the judicial system.
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — As Election Day approaches, a reminder that every eligible voter has the right to cast a ballot, including those experiencing homelessness.
For many people, having a home address is something they don't think twice about but for those experiencing homelessness, voting can seem out of reach.
This is why there's a law in place in the state of Pennsylvania to help those without a permit address.
WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — With just five days to go it's a battleground blitz in the Keystone State with our 19 electoral votes up for grabs.
In the final days of campaigning, vice presidential candidate Tim Walz's wife Gwen made a stop in Wilkes-Barre rallying for the Democratic ticket.
This packed room was filled with supporters of Harris and Walz as election day nears. During the First Lady of Minnesota's visit, she touches on several topics concerning this election.
28/22 News also spoke with a volunteer who knocked on more than 1,000 doors.
