Jack Culkin is a news reporter for WNEP-TV 16, focusing on local news in the Scranton area of Pennsylvania. With a keen interest in community events and developments, Jack covers a range of topics including crime, local businesses, education, and human interest stories. His reporting aims to inform and engage the residents of Scranton, providing them with accurate and timely news updates.
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Jack Culkin's reporting primarily focuses on local events and community-related news in Pennsylvania, particularly Scranton. His coverage frequently features evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage related to crime, family & relationships, as well as entertainment news.
To effectively reach out to Jack Culkin with relevant pitches or expertise, consider offering insights or commentary related to local events such as festivals, community initiatives, weather updates impacting the region (especially Northeastern and Central PA), or any breaking news involving crime or entertainment within this geographic area. Additionally, contributions that align with his focus on financial literacy courses in Pennsylvania schools would likely be of interest.
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Federal grants could fund over 100 new lights and safety features across campus.
High school students in downtown Olyphant took to the busy streets to showcase their artwork.
For decades, communities across Lackawanna County have celebrated the holiday season by riding the railways throughout our area.
Over 200 students from seven counties competed at Johnson College, demonstrating their skills in precision machining, carpentry, and more.
By: Jack Culkin
CDV Urgent Care offers after-hours services for pets in need of urgent, but not emergency medical attention.
A business in Lackawanna County is giving back to current and future high school athletes
The Scranton Distribution Center, moves more than 60,000 packages a day keep the holiday spirit moving.
A family in Lackawanna County is looking to rebuild a Little Free Library that has been educating readers for more than a decade.
By: Jack Culkin
Residents and recovery advocates are all for the two facilities aimed at providing alcohol and substance abuse recovery.
Fabio Zapata Morales shows off his musical talents to connect with others at Scranton High School.
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