570 News on the Go

A local zoo is cited following a USDA inspection and a super load is moving through three counties.

A former Keystone Central School District employee is sentenced to state prison, and supposed paranormal activity may have played a role in a recent homicide.

Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering returning the deer season opener to the traditional Monday after Thanksgiving. and a Williamsport man accused of killing his two co-workers is back in the news

Some charges are dropped in a fatal Lycoming County crash.

A New York man is sentenced for a bank scam in three mid-state counties. Today is Friday, January 31st and this is 570 News on the Go, brought to you in part by NorthCentralPA.com

A local dentist and his wife are injured in a devastating house fire and a Mifflinburg teacher is facing wiretapping charges

A Lycoming County business owner is handed a federal sentence for failing to pay taxes., and an Adams County animals shelter is offering to neuter your ex for Valentines Day.

An 82 year old is displaced after a house fire, Clinton County SPCA is asking for the community's help and a rare Pokémon trading card is discovered in a 25 year old time capsule.

A former state trooper is accused of killing a man in a jealous rage, some Commonwealth Lock Haven University students had to be evacuated from their dorms, and a pasta maker is moving into the Great Stream commons Park.

A Milton man is arrested on murder charges and for the first time in more than 10 years, it appears the Eagles Mere Toboggan Slide will be opening.

One campus in the Commonwealth University system is closing, separate fires damage two homes.

There is now a second alternative for disruptive students in an area school district, Wawa projects in the region are progressing and more warming shelters open.

A Canton area man perished in a barn fire trying to save livestock and machinery, phony money is used in Snyder county and It's Dream Week in Williamsport.

Police are looking for a suspect in the Felony Lane Gang, troopers are called after people interfere with fire fighting efforts and the ice skating rink in Lewisburg is now open.

There’s been a settlement in a class action lawsuit involving Shop-Vac, an illegal immigrant part of an organized theft ring is arrested in Lycoming County and donations are being accepted for the Easter for Eli program.

A local school district notifies families of a possible data breach. Today is Wednesday, January 15th and this is 570 News on the Go, brought to you in part by NorthCentralPA.com

A $1 million grant will help keep a regional hospital open, separate fires damage three homes and another Paint the Plow winner has been announced.

Local cold case homicides are back in the news, a road rage incident leads to jail time and Lycoming County's controller abruptly resigns.

A summer river float will benefit two local fire companies, there's been yet another high speed chase and Macey's is closing 66 stores nationwide.

Police are advising you to be aware of the puffer and another ATM is hit by thieves.

Arson charges are filed against a Muncy man, fire destroys a Watsontown area home and now is the time to prepare for Lewisburg's Handmade Parade.

A school bus driver and 20 students are safe after their bus is energized by a fallen powerline and the Girl Scout Cookie Season kicks off today.

Donations are requested after a fire displaces 12 nursing home residents, a Milton man is jailed on murder charges and the SPCA cannot offer spay/neuter vouchers this year,

Details are released about a family dispute that sent three to the hospital, human trafficking charges are filed agsint a Williamsport man and newborns greet the New Year.

The making of adult TikTok content leads to the arrest of a Mill Hall man, a Lycoming County judge retires and an area couple welcomes the first baby of 2025.