Chelsea Strub is an anchor and multi-skilled journalist (MSJ) for WNEP-TV 16, focusing on local news in Scranton, Pennsylvania. With a passion for community stories, Chelsea covers a wide range of topics including local events, weather updates, human interest stories, and issues affecting the Scranton area.
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Chelsea Strub’s coverage primarily centers around local news, community events, weather, charity, and sports within the United States, specifically Pennsylvania and Scranton. Her articles often focus on family and relationships, house & home topics as well as culture & society.
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More than 1,100 adults and children with special needs got to trick or treat a little early Tuesday in Luzerne County.
At 100 years old, Betty is playing with a full deck of cards and here's what she says is the key to a winning hand.
A memorial has been returned to campus after being damaged by a storm in 2012.
Some runners don't start until 11:30 a.m. but arrive at the start around 6 a.m.
The Diamond City Partnership and students from Wilkes-Barre Area CTC spent Tuesday planting the shade trees.
By: Chelsea Strub
The store in downtown Wilkes-Barre is partnering with community groups to provide gifts for veterans and children in need.
More than 50 years after a flood swept 2,500 graves away, 35 headstones have been found
We might still officially be in fall but the Diamond City's downtown is beginning to look like a winter wonderland.
After a local pizza company changed its packaging, one customer took to the internet hoping to reverse the change and came out a winner.
By: Chelsea Strub
After a month-long dry spell and several counties still dealing with burn bans and drought conditions, snow has now entered the forecast.
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