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Police: $294K Stolen from Sewer Authority

10:05 PM EST, March 5, 2010

Police: $294K Stolen from Sewer Authority

In Northumberland County, a woman is accused of stealing nearly $300,000 from a sewer authority.

Traffic Signal Stirs Debate in Luzerne County

4:31 PM EST, March 5, 2010

Traffic Signal Stirs Debate in Luzerne County

A traffic signal in Luzerne County has become a source of debate. Some people are happy about the new light at the intersection of Routes 11 and 29 in West Nanticoke. Others are worried about what it will mean for their neighborhoods.

Fire Forces Families from Their Homes

4:00 PM EST, March 5, 2010

Fire Forces Families from Their Homes

A fire that chased several families from their homes has been ruled an accident.

Police: $294K Stolen from Sewer Authority

6:16 PM EST, March 5, 2010

Police: $294K Stolen from Sewer Authority

A former worker with the Northumberland Sewer Authority is charged with stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Maple Syrup Season

3:41 PM EST, March 5, 2010

Maple Syrup Season

The cold nights and warmer days are perfect conditions for a sweet annual tradition in our area.

Safety Measures in Place on Route 115

4:26 PM EST, March 5, 2010

Safety Measures in Place on Route 115

State police said Friday they have handed out more than 200 speeding tickets on Route 115 in the Bear Creek area since January.

Northern Tier Celebrates the Dairy Industry

4:17 PM EST, March 5, 2010

Northern Tier Celebrates the Dairy Industry

Students in the Elk Lake School District didn't have to show up for classes Friday but that didn't mean the school was empty.

From Mine Waste to Drinking Water

5:11 PM EST, March 5, 2010

From Mine Waste to Drinking Water

Acid mine water is called the number one pollution source of water in the state.

Cardboard Classic a Success for Poconos

5:08 PM EST, March 5, 2010

Cardboard Classic a Success for Poconos

Hundreds of people lined the slopes along the snow tube chutes at Jack Frost Ski Area Friday to witness an event that takes participants weeks to prepare for.

Soup Served to Fight Hunger

5:27 PM EST, March 5, 2010

Soup Served to Fight Hunger

They were serving up soup for a good cause Friday in Williamsport.

Sewer Rates to Rise in Danville

5:50 PM EST, March 5, 2010

Sewer Rates to Rise in Danville

People in the Danville area could see their sewage rates double. The sewer authority said it's the price of progress.

Roaches Close Scranton Magistrate's Office

5:49 PM EST, March 5, 2010

Roaches Close Scranton Magistrate's Office

Scranton District Judge Robert Russell's office has been closed for about a month now, even after the exterminators have come and gone from the place on Cedar Avenue.

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Fire Damages Williamsport Home

Fire Damages Williamsport Home

A home in Williamsport was heavily damaged Thursday morning by flames.

Arrest In Missing Teen Investigation

Arrest In Missing Teen Investigation

The man from Luzerne County, picked up in Ohio in the company of a pregnant 14-year-old girl, is free on bail.

Four From PA Killed In Florida Wreck

Four From PA Killed In Florida Wreck

A deadly collision with a bizarre coincidence took place in Florida. The people in both vehicles are from Northumberland and Lycoming...

Lycoming County Rape Arrest

A man is locked up, charged with raping a woman in Lycoming County.

Berwick Home Gutted By Flames

Berwick Home Gutted By Flames

A firefighter was taken to the hospital after a blaze in Columbia County.

Community Reacts To Lawton Man, Three-Year-Old Girl Killed In Crash

People in Susquehanna County are reacting with shock and sadness after a man and his three-year-old daughter were killed in a two-car crash.

Natural Gas Impact Fee Ready for Governor's Signature

Natural Gas Impact Fee Ready for Governor's Signature

After three years of bickering in Harrisburg, a bill imposing a fee on natural gas drilling in Pennsylvania is now heading to Governor Tom...

Libraries Facing Budget Cuts

One of the groups feeling the state budget squeeze is public libraries in our area.