Andy Palumbo
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Pennsylvania, United States
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Woman dead after fire in Carbon County
A woman is dead after an early morning fire in Jim Thorpe. → Read More
Police in Luzerne County investigating after tires found dumped in creek
Police in Hanover Township are investigating after dozens of tires were dumped into Leuder's Creek, which flows into Nanticoke Creek and then the Susquehanna River. → Read More
Red Creek Wildlife Center to reopen after fire
A place in Schuylkill County that cares for animals takes a big step forward after a fire back in December. → Read More
Snowy roads in Lackawanna County
The snow and slush made for sloppy road conditions in the Mount Cobb area Monday morning. Newswatch 16's Andy Palumbo has a look at the conditions there. → Read More
It's the first day to file federal income tax; here's what you need to know
Today is the first day the Internal Revenue Service will accept and begin to process your return. The IRS promises things will be a little easier this year. → Read More
Woman dead, 61 displaced after high-rise fire in Lackawanna County
A woman is dead, and 61 residents are displaced after a fire at the Blakely High Rise on Railroad Avenue. → Read More
Hours-long standoff ends peacefully in Jim Thorpe
An hours-long standoff has come to an end in Carbon County. A woman peacefully surrendered early Monday morning. → Read More
Surviving Hurricane Ian: Lackawanna County native shares his story
David Jones is a native of Lackawanna County who's now living in Florida. He survived Hurricane Ian and shared his storm with Newswatch 16's Andy Palumbo. → Read More
NASA attempts to redirect asteroid with DART mission
While Artemis is remaining on the ground for now, NASA is launching another spacecraft at an asteroid. → Read More
Part of metal recycling yard burns in Mount Carmel
Firefighters from two counties were called to a metal recycling yard business late Monday night in Mount Carmel. → Read More
Pennsylvania congressional races heating up
Next week's primaries include a few heated races for U.S. Congress. Newswatch 16's Andy Palumbo breaks it all down. → Read More
Today is the last day to register to vote in the primary election
The clock is ticking. Monday, May 2, is the deadline to register to vote in the upcoming Pennsylvania primary election. → Read More
Spring snow in Luzerne County
Snow-covered roads made things slippery for drivers in Luzerne County on Tuesday. Newswatch 16's Andy Palumbo was in the Freeland area with a look at the conditions. → Read More
Man taken to hospital after fire in Luzerne County
A fire damaged a business and sent one man to a hospital early Tuesday morning in Hazle Township. → Read More
Historic win at Academy Awards has connection to Hazleton
A historic win at the Academy Awards has a connection to our area. Troy Kotsur won Best Supporting Actor for his work in the movie CODA. He has family from Hazleton. → Read More
What to watch for in Pennsylvania governor's budget proposal
The mystery is in its final hours. Governor Wolf is set to announce the details of the 2022-23 budget on Tuesday, February 8. → Read More
Search for cause of deadly fire in Forty Fort
The search is on for the cause of Monday evening's deadly fire on Myers Street in Forty Fort. → Read More
Teachers strike in Scranton drags on
The teachers union and the Scranton school board negotiated for several hours Sunday night. There's still no new agreement, but the teachers union made a proposal. → Read More
PennDOT to host winter job fair in Lehighton
The snow will be falling on roads and highways before you know it, and PennDOT needs workers to get rid of it. They're hosting a winter job fair today. → Read More
Back to school for some students in Danville Area School District
It's the comings and goings at the Danville Area School District. Danville Primary Center is reopening, but Liberty Valley remains closed. → Read More