Berwick nearly at cat balance
BERWICK -- The leader of a nonprofit group trapping, neutering and releasing feral cats says she thinks the borough has...
BERWICK -- The leader of a nonprofit group trapping, neutering and releasing feral cats says she thinks the borough has...
ELYSBURG -- A Coal Township man sent his burglary case to Northumberland County Court after a preliminary hearing...
MAHONING TWP. -- A part of Red Lane may become a 25-miles-per-hour zone here after a vehicle struck a pedestrian in...
DANVILLE -- The borough council here is considering a new offer on the Danville Ambulance Barn after the previous buyer...
CATAWISSA -- Two men have been charged with possession after their driver was pulled over for windows tinted too darkly...
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MIFFLIN TWP. — A Stillwater man caught dating a 17-year-old girl told her he knew where...
MADISON TOWNSHIP, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A local boxer is getting national recognition, and she's still in high school. She's also the subject of an upcoming documentary set to air on Amazon Prime.
28/22 News Reporter Avery Nape met with the rising star Wednesday evening to learn more about her boxing journey and beyond.
18-year-old Olivia Ford started her boxing career roughly four years ago.
What started as an escape from personal troubles quickly evolved into a passion, which so far has led her to seven national titles and aspirations for the Olympics.
(WBRE/WYOU) — Calvin Polachek's motive for telling such a lie is unclear at this time, but 28/22 news looked into what could potentially provoke this and other similar behavior.
28/22 News Reporter Gianna Galli sat down with a local psychiatry physician's assistant on Wednesday, who provided insight.
The psychiatrist assistant 28/22 News spoke with talked about the behavior of Polachek and others.
She says these kinds of lies don't just happen overnight, and it may stem from a deeper sense of something missing inside.
PITTSTON TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A local tradition continues in Luzerne County. The Annual Fireman's Picnic kicked off on Wednesday with rides, food, and live music.
The five-day carnival is put on by the Pittston Township Fire Department, and it is a big part of how they keep the lights on.
There was something for everyone there, from thrill rides to a beer tent and classic carnival snacks.
Officials announce lineup for 2025 Bloomsburg Fair season
Former students of Dallas High School are reeling after hearing that one of their peers fabricated a story about a school shooting.