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About 80 people evacuated from nursing facility after reports of fire, possible explosion
About 80 people were evacuated from a Masury nursing home Monday afternoon after receiving reports of a fire inside the facility.
Sharon punches ticket to 1st state championship
Sharon softball downed South Park 1-0 in 9 innings to advance to the state championship game in the PIAA Class 3A Softball State Semifinals at Slippery Rock University Monday night.
County judge confirms border wall crews are clearing federal floodplains
Zapata County Judge Joe Rathmell says the sudden land clearing for new border wall in the small town of San Ygnacio is on federal lands -- designated for flood management of the Rio Grande -- and he doesn't believe much can be done to stop construction.
Garrity seeks to tie Shapiro to unpopular data centers
As the Republican candidate for governor takes on a popular incumbent, she is now trying to tie him to wildly unpopular data center developments across Pennsylvania.
Jaÿ-Z, Eminem to Reunite on the Rakim, Kurupt and Masta Killa LP
This should be good. Continue reading…
New York City tightens security ahead of Trump appearance at NBA Finals
New York City is tightening security ahead of President Trump’s attendance of Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs.
Sheriff offers tips to stay safe during summer crime spikes
While summer fun is kicking off, law enforcement says that crime is, too.
“Every vote counts”: Mercer residents honored for 50 years of dedicated voting
HERMITAGE, Pa. (WKBN) -- 100 elections, 50 years -- for 52 Mercer County residents, not a single one missed. County leaders are honoring those voters for consistently participating in every primary and general election since the 70s. "50 elections or 50 years in a row is a really significant achievement. And these voters are role
LGBTQ+ organization speaks out after pride flags vandalized
June is Pride Month, a time of celebration and visibility for the LGBTQ+ community. But for one Lawrence County organization, that celebration was interrupted when its pride flags were vandalized last week.