Stacy Lange is a Reporter & Anchor at WNEP Newswatch 16. She focuses on a variety of topics including pets, veterinary issues, building materials, and the construction industry, reflecting her commitment to local news and storytelling. Stacy has been featured in WPMT FOX43, WNEP-TV 16, and KING 5 News.
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Scranton, United States (Local)
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Stacy's coverage focuses on local news, with a strong emphasis on crime, pets, and family/relationships. Given her audience's likely interest in these topics, she would be responsive to pitches that highlight unique or heartwarming stories related to local crime, pet events or issues affecting families in the Scranton area.
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By: Stacy Lange
A new partnership between Misericordia University and the Pennsylvania State Police aims to offer criminology students a streamlined path to becoming troopers.
Stacy Lange shares a tribute to moms in this trip through the PhotoLink Library.
Investigators in Schuylkill County say Jesse Farber's case is still open after discovering his remains in 2025.
Stacy Lange shows us Mother Nature's restful side in this trip through the PhotoLink Library.
A big break in a cold case came last year when the remains of Jesse Farber were found in a remote area outside Tamaqua. Farber disappeared from the Tamaqua area back in 2015. Now that he has been fo...
Viewers share their captures of creatures big and small, lifting off in this trip through the PhotoLink Library.
See it, save it, send it on in to the PhotoLink Library.
We tip our hat to the early risers and night owls in the PhotoLink Library.
By: Stacy Lange
A cold treat helped beat the heat at an annual ice cream sundae-building contest in Honesdale on Thursday.
"When I came to northeastern Pennsylvania, there were not many families, just five, six families," said Saroj Shrestha. The Scranton area saw a surge of Nepalese immigrants in the mid-2000s, and the ...
