Click here for updates on this story LEBANON, PA (WNEP) — It’s another year of the Lebanon Area Fair. This year, though, it doesn’t look much like the fair people know and love. “Desolate,” described Andrew of North Lebanon. There are no rides, no games, and barely a crowd Friday night. “The track you see
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The NFL announced it has suspended free agent wide receiver Antonio Brown for the first eight games of the 2020 season without pay for multiple violations of its personal conduct policy Brown, 32, is eligible to participate in all preseason activities with any team he signs with and return after the team’s eighth game, the
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The return of tennis’ WTA Tour will go ahead as planned in Palermo despite an unnamed player testing positive for Covid-19. According to a statement, the player is asymptomatic and has withdrawn from the tournament — the first official tennis event since early March. The Palermo Ladies Open is scheduled to take place from August
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EL PASO, Texas — El Paso public health officials announced three new coronavirus deaths Saturday morning to close out the deadliest week of reported deaths during the pandemic at 48. The two largest weeks for death tolls in El Paso County have now come back-to-back (the prior week and old record was 42), with 90
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A group of Iranian and American musicians are using digital media to create music together, which they hope will spread joy and promote unity at a time when the two countries with strained relations are reeling from the coronavirus pandemic. Singers from Washington, DC-based opera company IN Series and members of the Solidarity Chamber Orchestra
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Paris Saint-Germain sealed a fourth domestic treble in six seasons after overcoming Lyon on penalties in the French League Cup final. It was the last ever game of the League Cup competition — which is to be canceled after this season — and Friday’s contest in Paris ended goalless after extra-time. Both sides converted each
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El Paso, Texas- Scattered to isolated thunderstorms are expected in the afternoon and evening. A few storms could become severe with wind gusts of 60 mph and quarter size hail is possible. These storms can produce heavy rainfall at times which may lead to flash flooding in certain areas. Remember, if you encounter flooded roads
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Two small planes collided in the air in Alaska on Friday, killing all seven people on both aircraft, including a state representative from the area, state troopers said. The crash occurred about 8:30 a.m. local time in Soldotna, about 150 miles south of Anchorage, troopers said in a statement. One plane was piloted by Rep.
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President Donald Trump said Friday night that he will ban the popular short-form video app TikTok from operating in the United States, rejecting a potential deal for Microsoft to buy the app from its Chinese-owned parent company. “As far as TikTok is concerned, we’re banning them from the United States,” Trump said to reporters while
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We know that the coronavirus can enter the body through the nose and mouth — hence the constant recommendations from doctors to wear face coverings and practice social distancing. But what about the eyes? Should we all be wearing goggles or face shields as well? It’s certainly possible that a person could get Covid-19 through
Continue Reading Health experts on Saturday continued to urge communities to use caution and planning when considering whether to send students back to school, after the US got its first glimpse this week at how Covid-19 could reshape education. “We have to ask the question, are we willing to live with the end result of the inevitable
Continue Reading Hubert and Kalisa were best friends for life. The African lion duo spent many years together, never having cubs with each other but companions, nonetheless. But on Thursday, their partnership came to an end. The Los Angeles Zoo made the decision to humanely euthanize the two lions, due to declining health and age-related illnesses. “Hubert
Continue Reading Five years ago, Kendall Kemm lost the ability to use her left arm, after treatment for a rare medical condition known as Arteriovenus Malformation. So, imagine the surprise when video of the now 16-year-old’s first golf lesson swinging one-handed went viral and attracted some pretty high-profile attention. READ: Is Bryson DeChambeau irreversibly changing golf? Golf
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Harvey Updyke, the Alabama man who pleaded guilty in 2013 to poisoning Auburn University’s landmark oak trees, has died. His son, Bear Updyke, told AL.com that he died of natural causes in Louisiana on Thursday. He was 71. Updyke pleaded guilty to poisoning oak trees that drew generations of Auburn University football fans to Toomer’s
Continue Reading A multistate outbreak of salmonella poisoning that has sickened almost 400 people in 31 states has been traced back to red onions, federal health officials said. And a company based in Bakersfield, California is the likely source of the potentially contaminated onions, according to the Food and Drug Administration. “Although the investigation has determined that
Continue Reading If you’re wondering how coronavirus has affected that Greece vacation dream of blue skies, bluer seas, bright sunshine and the most delicious al fresco salad you’ve ever tasted — it hasn’t. Greece has worked hard to adapt its tourism offering in an age of infection. For the time being at least, this seems to be
Continue Reading Lena Dunham shared her experience with Covid-19 on Instagram Friday, saying her symptoms lasted weeks. “The fact is, the Coronavirus kills people,” she said. “But it will also alter the bodies and lived experiences of so many who are infected, in ways that could never be predicted.” More than 4.5 million people have been infected
Continue Reading Hong Kong police have issued arrest warrants for six overseas-based democracy activists who are alleged to have breached the city’s newly imposed national security law, according to Chinese state media. The six include United States citizen and resident Samuel Chu and Nathan Law, a former Hong Kong lawmaker and prominent pro-democracy campaigner who fled the
Continue Reading EL PASO, Texas — After overhearing constant racist and anti-immigrant comments made by his neighbors, Tony Martinez said he knew he needed to find a way to feel safer. He bought his first rifle last month, joined a gun club and has been visiting shooting ranges in Southern California on the weekends. “It’s more for
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