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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Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
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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A handful of votes separate Republican candidates Jamie Walsh and Mike Cabell in the race for the 117th District State House seat.
Newswatch 16's Chelsea Strub examines the renderings for the new bridges connecting Pittston and West Pittston.
With a 100 million dollar investment in 2024-25.
The lower lever needs repairs after water damage to the building last fall.
1,600 students from across our region heard stories of survival.
Hundreds of elementary school students in Luzerne County went outside to learn on Wednesday.
Following reports of threats and violence, the Scranton School District has ramped up security fights, and aggressive behavior after dismissal prompted the change.
An annual Wiffle ball game in part of Luzerne County is not about who wins or loses. It's focused on friendships and inclusion.
An award given to a school counselor in the Lake-Lehman School District came as a big surprise during a school assembly.
By: Chelsea Strub
Route 61 in Schuylkill County is back open on Wednesday, more than a day after a massive gas leak during a road work project.
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