Brian Roche is a Multimedia Journalist at WMDT News. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including energy policy, health and wellness, cybersecurity, and crime and justice, often focusing on their impact on local communities. Brian has been featured in numerous outlets such as WXII 12, KOCO 5, and WCVB Channel 5, bringing to light important stories and issues that matter to the public.
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Brian Roche's reporting primarily focuses on personal finance, scams, fraud, and online security with a local focus on Pennsylvania and Lancaster. To effectively engage him, consider providing insights into local consumer protection issues or news updates related to scams impacting the community in Pennsylvania. Topics such as how-to guides for avoiding specific scams or commentary from experts in consumer protection within the state could be highly relevant.
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By: Brian Roche
A Pennsylvania school district meeting became heated last night after the board accepted the resignation of the McKeesport High School football coach, following controversy surrounding two coaching staff members who testified in defense of a murder suspect.
The Medal of Honor awarded to Union officer Alonzo Cushing for his heroic actions during the Battle of Gettysburg will be displayed at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center from July 1 to July 5, free of charge.
Two men from Dauphin County have been charged with statutory sexual assault involving the same 13-year-old, according to court documents.
The Spring Grove Area School District in York County is seeking community input to develop its first-ever official live, costumed mascot.
By: Brian Roche
Police in Lower Allen Township arrested an employee for making fraudulent purchases.
(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – The Cambridge Women’s Club is taking people back in time to the roaring 20s this weekend.
(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – And the city of Cambridge is hosting Salisbury University students throughout the Summer.
By: Brian Roche
Susquehanna Valley Congressman Dan Meuser confirmed that the Department of Homeland Security has canceled plans for proposed immigration detention and processing facilities in Berks and Schuylkill counties.
Sakura Asian Fusion in downtown Lancaster is now closed.
By: Brian Roche
Many WGAL News 8 viewers contact us wondering if they have been singled out by a scam. Unfortunately, a new national survey finds that scams have become a daily reality for most Americans.
