Pocono Accident Victim Identified
The victim of a fatal single-vehicle accident on Route 447 in Barrett Township has been identified as 63-year-old Linda Knecht. Police say Knecht’s vehicle overturned after losing control on a curve, ejecting her from the vehicle. She was pronounced dead at the scene. The accident is under investigation.
Read MoreMan Attacked With Microwave Oven
A man in Luzerne County found himself on the receiving end of a most unexpected assault Saturday night… He was struck by a microwave during a burglary. Police say the 61-year-old victim was attacked in his bedroom after a suspect broke in, using the kitchen appliance as a weapon. After a brief tussle, the victim […]
Read MoreNew Restaurant Drawing “Office” Fans
A new Chili’s in Lackawanna County is drawing fans of “The Office” with a replica of the show’s 2005 set. The Dickson City Chli’s opened to packed crowds, and features exclusive items like Michael Scott’s favorite, the Awesome Blossom. Visitors from far beyond Northeastern Pennsylvanai are flocking to experience the iconic spot.
Read MorePA Gas Prices Higher Than National Average
Gas prices in Pennsylvania have surged nearly 15 cents per gallon in the past week, with the average now at $3.40… about 20 cents above the national average. This marks a 13.7-cent increase from a month ago, though prices remain 28.2 cents lower than last year. Experts actually predict a drop in prices soon due […]
Read MoreRed Robin Feeling Financial Fallout
Red Robin plans to shut down 10 to 15 locations this year, citing a continued decline in business due to trends that have built up over the past four years in the U.S. economy. The chain’s financial losses have been significant, with $21.2 million lost in 2023 and $77.5 million in 2024. Despite the closures, […]
Read MoreNational Organization Supports Sunday Hunting In PA
A national organization is advocating for more Sunday hunting opportunities in Pennsylvania. The Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation supports Senate Bill 67, which would allow the Game Commission to decide the number of Sundays open for hunting… arguing that it would boost the state’s economy and provide more flexibility for hunters.
Read MoreLongtime NEPA Auto Parts Retailer Closing Shop
A&A Auto Parts, a Pennsylvania-based retailer with over six decades of history, has announced the closure of nine out of its ten locations statewide. The company, which has been facing tough competition in the retail market, will keep its Exeter store open as a flagship. Locations throughout other parts of the state however, will be […]
Read MoreHonoring Native Americans In Monroe County
The Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, Chuck Hoskin Jr., visited Monroe County Sunday, meeting with local Cherokee citizens at the Shawnee Inn. The event highlighted the importance of passing down Cherokee heritage to younger generations.
Read MoreProsecution Beefing Up Ahead Of Kohberger Trial
Former U.S. attorney Joshua Hurwit has joined the prosecution team in the case against Bryan Kohberger, the man from the Poconos who is facing the death penalty for the 2022 killings of four Idaho college students. Kohberger’s trial is set to begin in August.
Read MoreState Parks Filling Early
Pennsylvania’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is urging visitors to book their summer reservations early, as 2025 is expected to see a record-breaking season. Campsite reservations are up nearly 30% compared to last year, with some state park seeing a remarkable 189% increase.
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