Tom Rader is a Reporter at WFMZ 69 News. He covers a wide range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on crime, social issues, and sports. Tom is featured in WFMZ-TV, where he brings attention to important stories affecting Berks and Southern Schuylkill County.
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Tom Rader's focus seems to be on local news, events, and community-oriented stories in the Berks County area of Pennsylvania. His coverage includes a range of topics such as entertainment news, crime, family & relationships, and house & home.
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She attributes the support of the community around her playing a part in getting to this special day.
S. LEBANON TWP., Pa. -- A multimillion dollar, state-of-the-art surgery center is now open to help veterans in our region.
Rocky became a household name in Cleveland, but he made a lasting impact at NAT in Reading and called Berks County home.
By: Tom Rader
It's a problem in lots of communities and cities, both big and small. "Some signs that they're marking are totally distorting traffic directions," said Ed Michalik.
MAIDENCREEK TWP., Pa. - Drone sightings are now being reported in Berks County. "I wanna say the frame was six foot, maybe eight foot in diameter," said Charles Vorhies of Maidencreek Township.
By: Tom Rader
READING, Pa. - A new partnership between the Reading Royals Hockey team and WFMZ will help kids and families keep warm this winter.
Initial emergency dispatches called for a fully involved fire with smoke and flames coming from the front door.
The Salvation Army and a number of volunteers gathered Wednesday in Reading to spread some holiday cheer.
Officials say the new location is exactly what many have been asking for here in Berks County.
Turnpike officials say they're doing the best they can to make things as smooth as possible.
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