Northumberland County

SUNBURY — The Northumberland County Courthouse was busy on Friday for the 14th Annual Adoption Day.

SUNBURY — An engaged Massachusetts couple accused of releasing 683 mink from a fur farm outside Sunbury each posted $15,000 bail and must report to Northumberland County probation twice a month.

SUNBURY — An engaged Massachusetts couple accused of releasing 683 mink from a fur farm outside Sunbury must each post $15,000 and report to Northumberland County Probation twice a month if they are released from jail, a county judge ordered.

SUNBURY — A Northumberland County judge will decide if $150,000 cash bail is appropriate for an engaged Massachusetts couple accused of releasing 683 mink from a fur farm just outside Sunbury.

MOUNT CARMEL, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Police were searching for two girls reported missing in Mount Carmel.

According to the Mount Carmel Borough Police Department, 10-year-old Jaidyn Emburg and 12-year-old Alexis Popp, both from Mount Carmel, were reported missing.

Scranton police officer involved in crash

The two have since been located.

DORNSIFE — A Northumberland County woman is asking for the public's help in donating to help make sure eight huskies are treated by a veterinarian after the woman claimed the dogs were released in the Dornsife area.

SUNBURY — Sixteen charges filed against two Massachusetts people accused of releasing hundreds of mink Oct. 19 just outside Sunbury will head to Northumberland County Court.

ROCKEFELLER TOWNSHIP, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A mink farm in Northumberland County was attacked, letting out over 700 animals, and now two people facing charges. What's more shocking is that the Massachusetts pair allegedly has ties to two anarchist groups.

Police say this security footage shows the suspects, 29-year-old Christopher Legere and 27-year-old Cara Mitrano, entering the mink enclosure around 1:00 a.m. on October 19 at the Richard H Strohl Sons Mink Farm in Rockefeller township.

SHAMOKIN, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The man who police say allegedly committed "pumpkin arson" is now in custody.

Shamokin Police have arrested Timothy Jeremiah after police were dispatched to East Independence Street in Shamokin last Thursday.

Firefighters battle Exeter Township brush fire

City cameras show the suspect dumping a container on the pumpkins before lighting them on fire.

Jeremiah admitted to the act, telling police he used gasoline to start the fire. He now faces several charges including arson.

SUNBURY — Federal Bureau of Investigation officials say two Massachusetts residents involved in the Oct. 19 release of hundreds of mink in Northumberland County are tied to anarchist groups in New England.