Here's a look at the stories that are keeping our reporters busy Friday:
* A driver is thrown free during a crash, and that may be the good news -- the car landed on its roof. Photographer Jimmy May has the photos. We'll have more on our website later this afternoon.
* A suspect waving a weapon allegedly threatens a young family in a trailer court. Police say he was angry about the man's driving.
Here's a look at the stories that are keeping our reporters busy on this Independence Day:
* Firefighters rush to a call of a barn blaze in the heavy holiday heat. Reporter Susan Schwartz and Photographer M.J. Mahon are on the scene. Look for a breaking report on www.pressenterpriseonline.com this afternoon.
* A flood-stricken playground will rise again, with new plans being unveiled. Reporter Peter Kendron has the story.
* Tempers flare in a race for mayor. Chris Krepich reports the back-and-forth among politicians.
Here's a look at the stories that are keeping our reporters busy Wednesday:
* A thief grabs money from the register at a local pizzeria -- but a surveillance camera catches him in the act. See our online report, including video surveillance footage, and look for our full report Thursday morning.
* A big name in country music is coming to the area this fall. Reporter Peter Kendron tells you who, when and where.
BLOOMSBURG - Police are looking for help identifying two men who grabbed around $600 from the register at Frank's Pizzeria early Wednesday morning.
The theft took place at 12:33 a.m. Wednesday. A surveillance video shows one man in a red tank top with an ID card lanyard around his neck punching keys on the register before a cash drawer opens up. Then he and another man next to him grab and pocket cash from the register. The missing money represented almost an entire day's sales, said restaurant owner Frank Nash.
Here's a look at the stories that are keeping our reporters busy Tuesday:
* A bear ambles into a local park. Authorities are calling for help keeping crowds away and talking about shutting down streets. We have a reporter and photographer on the way there. Check back for more.
* A man charged with stalking a local woman steps before a judge and gets a stern warning along with his sentence. Julye Wemple reports the case.
* A family dog bites a little girl. Reporter Kristin Baver has details on what may have provoked the animal and how the little girl is doing.
Here's a look at the stories that are keeping our reporters busy Thursday:
* Three teenagers are hurt in a wreck overnight, and two remain in critical condition. Check back for more on the story shortly.
* A gun went off in a local emergency room last week. Reporter Michael Lester is pursuing the details.
YARNELL, Ariz. (AP) -- An out-of-control blaze overtook an elite group of firefighters trained to battle the nation's fiercest wildfires, killing 19 members as they tried to protect themselves from the flames under fire-resistant shields.
It was the most firefighters killed battling a wildfire in the U.S. in decades.
Here's a look at the stories keeping our reporters busy Friday:
* A fire in northern Columbia County leaves a family homeless. Read the breaking news report here.* The father of a man accused in a pistol-whipping tells reporter Pete Kendron that he knows his son has a drug addiction, but can't believe he'd be involved in something like this.