Tom Rader is a Reporter at WFMZ 69 News. He is an award-winning TV news reporter with nearly two decades of experience, focusing on themes such as law enforcement, travel and tourism, and sports, while also covering automotive and events. Tom's work has been featured in MSN, WFMZ-TV, CBS 21 News, Ryan Communications Group, NewsBreak, and Yahoo Finance.
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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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By: Tom Rader
Several vendors gave out free school supplies, food, haircuts, and eye exams to Berks County kids going back to school next week.
By: Tom Rader
Back to school can mean a big financial burden on parents, kids and even teachers.
By: Tom Rader
The Blue Envelope program could signal a societal shift to address the challenges those with autism face.
By: Tom Rader
Search and rescue crews continue to aid the school district, local police, the National Weather Service, and clean-up crews as they assess the damage.
By: Tom Rader
The defense for Cruz Jr moved to have the charges changed to self-defense in the case, arguing that what happened does not constitute murder.
By: Tom Rader, Rob Manch
The suspect went before a judge in Schuylkill County on 11 charges, including homicide by vehicle.
A definitive date for the bridges’ dismantling has not yet been announced, but it should be within the next five years.
By: Tom Rader
The Cooks with Collars fundraiser has brought in nearly a million dollars for parishes to help with repairs and community centers.
By: Tom Rader
The officers arrived first on scene with only seconds to respond as the home was filling with smoke and the front door was locked.
By: Tom Rader
The sign is a lot of things: An artifact. Evidence from a crime scene. A piece of dark history that still has an energy emanating from it.
