Free

What we're working on for Feb. 16

Here's a glimpse of what's keeping our reporters and photographers busy Friday: * A man is arrested for having sex with an 11-year-old girl inside his home. * A driver in a crash that killed a woman pleads guilty to charges against him. Leon Bogdan reports. * A damaged helicopter sitting atop Geisinger Medical Center requires a crane for removal. Jimmy May is there to capture the process in photos. * A young man arrested last week for stealing from his mom and step-father faces additional charges for his alleged theft of guns from their home.

What we're working on for Feb. 15

Here's a look at some of the stories our reporters are busy with today: * A confidential informant takes to the stand to tell of how she helped police in a drug sting. A jury is deliberating the accused dealer's fate. * Two women wheel a shopping cart filled with $770 in merchandise out of Walmart without paying for any of it, police say. They didn't get far. * A suspected squatter claims to be a woman when arrested, and police believe him, saying he looks feminine. He keeps up the ruse until he's in jail, where he confesses his true sex. Reporter Gary Pang will fill you in on more.

What we're working on for Feb. 14

Here's a quick look at what's keeping our reporters and photographers busy Wednesday: * A teen who attacked and injured three people managed to convince a victim to back away from pressing the case, police say. He'll face charges anyway. * There could be layoffs and cuts to academics and sports programs in one local school district that's staring at a big deficit next year. * Reporter Vanessa Pellechio shares her tale of playing matchmaker -- successfully -- with her friends. Read why she's proud of her track record.

What we're working on for Feb. 13

Here's a quick look at what our reporters and photographers have been busy with today: * A woman who worked at a pizza shop allegedly stole a customer's credit card number, then used it to order food delivered to her own home. Julye Wemple reports. * A woman accused of stealing from a nursing home appears in court. * A Bloomsburg University nursing professor is in a car crash near campus. Her own students are some of the first to respond. Senior Reporter Leon Bogdan is on the scene. * A group of alumni from one local high school band together to raise money for an athletic stadium.

What we're working on for Feb. 12

Here's a look at what our reporters are working on for Tuesday's edition: * A man is arrested for attempted murder in an alleged cleaver attack. Susan Schwartz reports. See what we have so far here. * A man charged with harassing Press Enterprise Editor Jim Sachetti has his day in court. Reporter Kristin Baver was there for the verdict. * A woman who had worked in a nursing home is accused of returning to visit patients and stealing medications when she did so.

What we're working on for Feb. 9, 2013

Here's a look at what our reporters are working on Friday: * A man allegedly steals jewelry, guns and checks worth more than $2,500 from his mother and stepfather. * Police are on the hunt for a man who reportedly had sex with a 15-year-old girl, then stalked her at a local church. * A mother and grandmother accused of a shoplifting caper for a young child's birthday appear in court. * A woman has hopes for burlesque shows in one downtown, but local laws may forbid the entertainment. * A nurse at an elderly care home is accused of stealing medicine meant for patients.

What we're working on for Feb. 8, 2013

Here's a look at some of the stories readers can expect in Friday's edition: * A mother of four made her kids smoke synthetic marijuana, drink shots of booze and watch porn, police say. * A man and woman who nearly struck a group of firefighters with their Jeep were wanted for their role in a drug ring, police say. They have been caught. Kristin Baver has the story. * An admitted drug addict is caught breaking into buildings at a public park. Police said the break-ins have gone on for more than a year. Susan Schwartz reports.

Pages