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Heat advisory issued for central Pennsylvania as heat index to soar above 100 on Wednesday
After several days of cooler temperatures, dangerous heat returns to central Pennsylvania on Wednesday. The National Weather Service in State College issued a heat advisory for the region from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2024. Heat index values of up to 105 degrees are expected in the area, the advisory said....
Exeter man wanted for murder arrested in Dexter
DEXTER, Maine (WABI) -An Exeter man wanted for murder in Pennsylvania is behind bars after being arrested by Dexter Police. 23-year-old Justice Flenory is being held at Penobscot County Jail on the murder arrest warrant as well as trafficking in drugs and aggravated forgery. Dexter Police say they got a...
BU Experts Hold Panel to Discuss Classroom Controversies
Binghamton University experts held a panel discussion to talk about some of the controversies looming over schools. The experts pointed to recent issues of phone bans, debates over U.S. Politics, and conversations about what kids should and shouldn't be learning in school. The also talked about challenges faced by schools...
Binghamton Police arrest 16-year-old for attempted murder
The Binghamton Police Department has announced the arrest of a teenager for attempted murder. According to WBNG-TV, a Binghamton Police Officer was already on State Street on Sunday at around 2:30 a.m. to monitor the closing of bars when he saw a male fire two shots at an unknown person near Dillinger’s Bar.
Man With Drug Warrant Flees Police In Lycoming County
Michael Charles Devan had been stopped on Aug. 20 by Williamsport police near West Fourth and Campbell streets. During a traffic stop, Devan learned that he had an active felony drug warrant, police said. Devan accelerated away and fled from police for over a mile through residential areas of the...
Mother, son involved in dollar store theft: PSP
Muncy, Pa. — Police say two people, who they believe are mother and son, stole items from a Dollar General store in Muncy. Trooper Gripp of PSP Montoursville says police were called shortly after 1 p.m. Aug. 24 to the store on Route 405 for a retail theft in progress. The suspects were described as possibly a mother and son. The pair took $69 of items, according to police. Police said the pair fled the scene before they arrived. Store staff gave police a description of their vehicle and license plate number. Police continue to investigate. Anyone with information may contact PSP Montoursville at 570-368-5700.
Lendistry launches home loan division in six states
Lendistry, a non-bank lender for small businesses, has expanded into home mortgages. The Downtown Los Angeles-based lender has launched Lendistry Home Loans, a division to provide home loans to underserved communities in California, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Texas, the Los Angeles Business Journal reported. Within the next year, it...
How one NPR station is trying to win conservative listeners – by listening
This spring, veteran National Public Radio editor Uri Berliner sent shock waves through the media industry with an essay titled “I’ve Been at NPR for 25 Years. Here’s How We Lost America’s Trust.” Conservatives – more than a quarter of NPR’s audience in 2011 – had stopped listening, he noted. Moreover, according to a poll, only 3 in 10 people found NPR “trustworthy.”
Three central Pennsylvania counties named ‘best to retire’
(WTAJ) — Growing older doesn’t always mean packing up and finding a retirement community in Florida. In Pennsylvania, some counties are the best to retire in, according to a new report. SmartAsset.com took a look at retiring in the state of Pennsylvania with their retirement calculator. The company looked at tax burden — state and […]
Fall in Pennsylvania to be ‘cooler-than-average’ this year
August is pretty much over and done with, and with classes in some school districts officially underway, it’s hard not to think about fall, even if summer is still technically going on. And thinking about it begs the natural succeeding questions: What’s the weather going to be like this...
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