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Some special volunteers stepped up to help the Monroe County chapter of Meals on Wheels Tuesday.

The plows are lined up, and the salt is ready to be spread at plowing companies in Monroe County.

With the new covid variant and a rise in cases, the CDC is urging everyone to get a rapid test before gathering indoors, regardless of their vaccination status.

With holiday stuff on short supply, people we spoke with say when they see it, they get it.

With relaxed COVID-19 measures this year, health officials are worried about a potentially severe flu season.

Policing and community relations: a two-way street Newswatch 16s Amanda Eustice speaks with those who believe more communication, better education, and transparency may help mend police and community relations. Author: Amanda Eustice (WNEP) Updated: 3:47 PM EDT May 6, 2021 Whether we see it on television or we see it on our cell phones, over the past couple of years, people, specifically people of color, have died at the hands of police. "Were not 100 percent rig...

(Photo Credit: WWE) WWE legend John Cena might have unknowingly helped an eight-year-old boy save his sister’s life. According to WNEP, Jaxson Dempsey used a technique he saw demonstrated by Cena on an episode of  Nickelodeon’s The Substitute to help his sister from choking. While speaking to Amanda Eustice, Dempsey recounted the incident from last week when his sister started choking from a chicken nugget. “We were driving to my haircut, and I noticed she was starting to choke from a ...

Securing Washington for the presidential inauguration Newswatch 16s Amanda Eustice spoke with a member of the Pennsylvania National Guard who gives an update on the current situation in Washington. Author: Amanda Eustice (WNEP) Updated: 4:40 PM EST January 19, 2021 The nation is preparing for an inauguration unlike any weve ever seen, and it comes at a tense time for our country. Thousands of national guard members are securing Washington DC after the violent att...