Death Investigation Ongoing In Mount Pocono
The investigation continues in Monroe County after two people were found dead one week ago at a home in Mount Pocono. Police conducted a welfare check last Monday afternoon and discovered 47-year-old Joann Alberti and 54-year-old Craig Zigarelli dead. Authorities have not released details on the cause of death but they do say there is […]
Read MoreMonroe County Couple Indicted In Federal Drug Case
Federal authorities have indicted a Monroe County couple on fentanyl and heroin trafficking charges connected to three fatal overdoses. Prosecutors say 30 year old James Cullen and 31 year old Michelle Ferranti of Bartonsville, distributed drugs nationwide and overseas using the Dark Web, with victims identified in Alaska, Georgia, and Vermont.
Read MoreHuge Sinkhole Closes Lanes Of I-80 In New Jersey
A massive sinkhole has closed a portion of eastbound I-80 in Morris County, New Jersey. Crews are working around the clock to make repairs after the 40-foot hole opened up, but it’s unclear when the lanes will reopen. The New Jersey Department of Transportation is urging drivers to seek alternate routes.
Read More1 Left Homeless After Weekend Fire In Pocono Twp
One person is now homeless after an early morning fire Sunday in Pocono Township. Fire crews responded to the blaze on Buck Fever Trail just before 5 a.m. There were no injuries, but the Red Cross was called to assist the displaced individual. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Read MoreGovernor Shapiro Orders Flags In PA At Half Staff In Honor Of Carter
Flags across Pennsylvania are flying at half-staff in honor of former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away at his home in Plains, Georgia on Sunday at the age of 100. Governor Josh Shapiro ordered the flags to be lowered on all state buildings and grounds until sunset on January 28th in accordance with federal law. […]
Read MoreNew PA Laws Take Effect On Wednesday
New laws in Pennsylvania take effect January 1, 2025, aiming to improve education, healthcare, and support for seniors. Public schools will see increased state funding, which could stabilize property taxes. The Property Tax and Rent Rebate Program has expanded, offering more aid to seniors. Healthcare updates include insurance coverage for biomarker testing and first responders […]
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