Bomb Threats Affect Several PA Counties On Election Day
- Ed Histed
- November 6, 2024
Several areas of Pennsylvania were affected by bomb threats on Tuesday. The threats, sent via email, prompted evacuations, and voting hours were extended in several counties. None have been deemed credible. Authorities are still investigating the source of the threats. There were no immediate reports of injuries.
Read MoreHouse Senate Seat Races
- Ed Histed
- November 6, 2024
At last count early this morning, in the race for Pennsylvania’s US House seat in District 7, Republican Ryan Mackenzie was ahead of Democrat Susan Wild. In the District 8 race, Republican Bob Bresnahan Jr was leading Democrat Matt Cartwright. And Republican DeFoor has been declared the winner of the race for Pennsylvania Auditor General, […]
Read MoreUnofficial: McCormick Leads Casey
- Ed Histed
- November 6, 2024
With more than 96% of the votes counted, Republican Dave McCormick is leading Incumbent Democrat US Senator Bob Casey in that race. In the race for Pennsylvania’s up for grabs US House seat, Republican Scott Perry is leading Democrat Janelle Stelson… with more than 98% of the vote counted in that race.
Read MorePennsylvania Voters Help Push Trump To Nationwide Landslide
- Ed Histed
- November 6, 2024
Former President Donald Trump has been declared the winner of the 2024 presidential election. Major news outlets announced the victory early this morning after Trump secured key battleground states, including Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, with Michigan still tallying votes, but at last count… with just shy of 80% of the votes counted, Trump was […]
Read MoreElection Day Schedule Adjustments
- Ed Histed
- November 5, 2024
Most banks and the U.S. Postal Service will operate as usual today… Election Day… as it’s not a federal holiday. However, some companies are offering adjustments for employee voting access. Bath & Body Works plans a delayed opening at noon to allow workers to vote, and some retailers, such as Best Buy, are providing paid […]
Read MoreMan Arrested After Forcing Vehicle Off The Road In East Stroudsburg
- Ed Histed
- November 5, 2024
A Monroe County man faces charges after police say he forced a car off the road in East Stroudsburg, causing a serious crash. According to investigators, David Nosti swerved his pickup to block a passing driver, who then lost control and hit a tree. Nosti reportedly left to drop off his 6-year-old son before returning […]
Read MoreBallot Fraud A Growing Issue In Monroe County
- Ed Histed
- November 5, 2024
Sixteen fraudulent mail-in ballot applications have now been uncovered in Monroe County according to the District Attorney’s office. The applications, allegedly submitted by Fieldcorps employees in Lancaster County, included forged signatures and missing or incorrect details. The DA’s office received 27 questionable documents, with Fieldcorps workers named as “assisting” on half of the fraudulent forms. […]
Read More611 Re-Opens Today
- Ed Histed
- November 5, 2024
Route 611 near Delaware Water Gap is set to reopen to the public today after initially planned for reopening on Monday. PennDOT has installed a temporary rockfall barrier and completed paving, enabling two-way traffic from Cherry Valley Road to Slateford Road. The reopening comes after a long closure due to a rockslide back in December […]
Read MoreNew Restrictions At ESU
- Ed Histed
- November 4, 2024
East Stroudsburg University has announced new restrictions limiting campus access for non-students, effective immediately. Students are advised to carry their ID cards at all times. The announcement follows recent reports of gunfire on campus, as the university aims to ensure a secure environment for its students and staff.
Read MoreMonroe DA Making National News
- Ed Histed
- November 4, 2024
The Monroe County District Attorney’s Office is making national headlines as the investigation into potential voter fraud has now turned up 27 fraudulent voter application forms. Many forms contained forged signatures and incorrect information. Two of the flagged applications were stolen mail-in ballots. Anyone with information is urged to contact the District Attorney’s office.
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