John Beauge is a correspondent for the Harrisburg Patriot-News/PennLive. With a strong background in journalism, he covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, law and legal affairs, and competitive sports. John’s work has been featured in notable publications such as Staten Island Advance/SILive.com, NJ Cannabis Insider, and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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John Beauge's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Pennsylvania, particularly involving legal disputes, law enforcement, and breaking news. He also covers topics related to government & politics and sports.
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State police say the fatal shooting in Tioga County occurred Thursday evening at the couple's home.
By: John Beauge
Four claims against ex-Williamsport Area School District instructor remain.
The Williamsport airport flights were halted because of subsidy payment disputes.
By: John Beauge
| WELLSBORO — A Tioga County man claims he accidentally shot and killed his wife while cleaning a shotgun but state police say text messages she sent a friend indicate otherwise.
By: John Beauge
MONTOURSVILLE — The decision by Southern Airways Express to suspend service to the Williamsport Regional Airport came as a complete surprise, the regional airport authority says.
By: John Beauge
Roughly 16,000 gallons of an oily liquid were discharged last August from a Eureka Resources facility in Williamsport.
By: John Beauge
Three dogs were found frozen to death and 11 were found to be emaciated at a Northumberland County property in 2025.
Sediment from heavy rain prevented Shamokin Dam from treating Susquehanna River water.
By: John Beauge
WILLIAMSPORT — The federal government has sued the owner of a State College rental property accusing him of violating the Fair Housing Act in dealing with a mother and her four minor children.
Parole violator was found unresponsive in her cell at the Muncy prison.
