Hanna O'Reilly is a News Reporter at WFMZ-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including holidays, crime, basketball, Coca-Cola, and football, often highlighting the intersection of community events and sports. Hanna's work has been featured in various segments, showcasing her ability to engage with both local and broader audiences.
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Hanna O'Reilly's focus is predominantly on local news, community events, and human interest stories in the United States, specifically Pennsylvania and Allentown. She covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships, sports events, entertainment news, mental health awareness, and fire incidents.
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James Murphy is now engraved in the tombstone that will sit above his burial site.
The goal of the walk is to help those who are grieving someone who lost their life by suicide.
The event was sponsored by the Northampton County Chapter of Moms for Liberty, a conservative group aimed at defending "parental rights" at all levels of government.
The debate is on at the sixth annual Pork Roll Palooza in Phillipsburg: Pork roll or Taylor ham?
The Reading Motorcycle Club started their engines and geared up to give back.
By: Hanna O'Reilly
Foxy's Cradle considers itself a nursery. The owner tells us North Whitehall Township considers it a kennel and in Pennsylvania requires a license.
Lehigh Valley Health Network is getting into the Halloween spirit.
"We hope the guys who get this training can save someone's life," said Greg Thomas, Nationwide Business Development Manager for Crash Champions.
11-year-old Alyssa Schlicher wanted to do something special for Halloween this year.
It was 6:30 a.m. Sunday when flames broke out inside 915 North Penn Street in Allentown.
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