Fatal Fire In Hamilton Township
Early Thursday, a tragic residential fire in Hamilton Township claimed one life and left another person injured. State Police along with local fire and EMS responded to a fully engulfed home on North Easton Belmont Pike. Despite efforts to rescue the occupants, one man was found dead inside. A female survivor was taken to Lehigh […]
Read MoreInternet Investment
The state is now investing $204 million to expand high-speed internet access in Pennsylvania, connecting 40,000 homes and businesses. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide by 2026, with federal funding matched by private investment.
Read MoreKohberger’s Latest Defense Claim
A Monroe County native’s defense team now claims his cell phone proves an alibi in a quadruple murder case in Idaho. Bryan Kohberger’s lawyers argue he was on a drive miles from the scene during the fatal stabbings.
Read MorePark In Smithfield Township Now Open
After years of effort, Marshalls Falls Park in Smithfield Township has officially opened to the public. The park, spanning 15 acres with additional property acquired in recent years, features accessible paths leading to scenic views. Future plans include more trails and recreation areas.
Read MoreKohberger Defense Team Hits Deadline Today
A critical deadline looms for the defense team of Bryan Kohberger, accused in the tragic deaths of four Idaho college students. Kohberger’s lawyers must submit alibi documents today, including a witness list and evidence for an upcoming change-of-venue hearing.
Read MoreRed Lobster Said To Be Considering Bankruptcy Filing
Red Lobster is reportedly considering a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing to restructure its debt, according to sources cited in a Bloomberg report. The seafood chain is looking to address long-term contracts and lease agreements, but a final decision hasn’t been made. Red Lobster, established in 1968, operates over 30 locations in Pennsylvania.
Read MoreState Lawmakers Looking At ‘Use It Or Lose It’ Policies
In Harrisburg, lawmakers are considering legislation aimed at curbing “Use it or Lose it” paid-time off policies that restrict employees from carrying over or cashing out earned time off if not used within a specific timeframe. The proposed bill, which by the way is similar to laws in California, would classify earned vacation time as […]
Read MoreBiden In Pennsylvania
PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN IS HITTING THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL, AND TODAY HE IS GOING TO BE HERE IN PENNSYLVANIA…. If you are headed to Scranton today, you might run into some delays. The Electric City is gearing up for President Joe Biden’s visit with preparations underway for two campaign events scheduled there today. ‘No parking’ […]
Read MoreMonroe Non-Profit Lending Help To Haiti
A Monroe County non-profit organization called Helping Hands and Beyond is assisting Haitian communities amidst ongoing gang violence in that country. Founder Herline Raphael, originally from Haiti, expressed concern over the humanitarian crisis and struggles to deliver medical supplies due to blocked roads and ports by gangs in Port-Au-Prince. The organization continues its mission to […]
Read MoreOpening Day Of Deer Season Questioned
The Pennsylvania Game Commission has finalized hunting seasons for the year but is considering the best day for the rifle deer season opener. While the opening day is set for the Saturday after Thanksgiving, the Commission is open to more research to confirm if hunters prefer this over the traditional Monday start.
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