Reading Eagle

The Reading Eagle is the primary daily publication in Reading, Pennsylvania. It was a family-run newspaper until the spring of 2019. The paper has a daily circulation of 37,000 and reaches 50,000 readers on Sundays. It caters to the Reading area and the broader Berks County region in Pennsylvania.

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Berks County restaurant and food safety inspections found dirty ice machines, peeling paint

1 day ago | readingeagle.com | Susan Smith

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Kutztown loses in 10 innings to Pine Grove in PIAA softball playoffs

1 day ago | readingeagle.com | Brian Rippey

A never-give-up attitude helped carry Kutztown into the state quarterfinals. The Cougars showed their resiliency Monday by mounting one of the most improbable comebacks in the school’s storied softball history. But the roles were reversed on a sweltering Thursday afternoon at Exeter against Pine Grove in a PIAA Tournament Class 3A game.
South Schuylkill News Police Reports, June 5

2 days ago | readingeagle.com | Linda Neyer

The following information comes from police reports and court records. Cruelty to Animals: On May 25 at about 1:30 p.m., state troopers responded to a report of a deceased dog in the area of a trail in a wooded area off Fountain Road in Frailey Township. The dog had been shot. Police are seeking the identity and any information regarding the dog’s death. Anyone with information is asked to call investigators at 570-754-4600.
Immaculata University launches Major-Payton School of Business

2 days ago | readingeagle.com | Donna Rovins

EAST WHITELAND — Immaculata University has announced the establishment of the Major-Payton School of Business. The new business school is named after Theresa Major-Payton, a 1989 graduate, and follows the generosity of Major-Payton and her husband, Chris Payton.
Craft butcher Dundore and Heister shifts from brick-and-mortar to an online business

4 days ago | readingeagle.com | Donna Rovins

WYOMISSING — Dundore and Heister, an artisan butcher shop on Penn Avenue in Wyomissing, is switching its business model from a brick-and-mortar store to online sales. The change took effect on Saturday, May 31. The company is taking online orders for its products and will transition its retail location into a production facility, the company announced Monday.
Free adoption event this weekend at Animal Rescue League

4 days ago | readingeagle.com | Susan Smith

An anonymous donor is sponsoring a free adoption event June 6 through June 8 for animals older than 6 months at the Animal Rescue League, 58 Kennel Road, Cumru Township. The shelter will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. No appointments are required. A virtual “line” is set up at www.berksarl.org/hello where guests can check-in when they arrive to the shelter.
Stabbing attack at Oregon homeless shelter sends 11 people to hospital, man in custody

4 days ago | readingeagle.com | Claire Rush

By CLAIRE RUSHSALEM, Ore. (AP) — A dozen people were injured in a stabbing attack at an Oregon homeless shelter on Sunday night, and a suspect was arrested, police said. A man with an eight-inch knife walked into the lobby of the Union Gospel Mission in Salem around 7:15 p.m., the Salem Police Department said on Monday. The man had been talking to people in the lobby when he allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed several people, according to police.
Burglar caught in western Berks home holding bag of rare coins, police say

5 days ago | readingeagle.com | Steven Henshaw

Spring Township police said they arrested a burglary suspect as he tried to flee a home with a with a bag of rare coins that he took from the homeowner’s bedroom late Friday. Mikaell C. Younger, 18, of Philadelphia was committed to Berks County Jail in lieu of $20,000 bail to await a hearing following arraignment Saturday before District Judge Carissa L. Johnson in Reading Central Court.
Berks e-commerce fulfillment center closing by year-end

5 days ago | readingeagle.com | Donna Rovins

PERRY TOWNSHIP — Ryder Integrated Logistics Inc. has announced it will close its Berks County e-commerce fulfillment center later this year, impacting 76 employees. The company said it plans to close its facility at 30 Ludwig Court in Perry Township effective Dec. 31. However, layoffs of the impacted employees are expected to begin Aug.
Multiple people set on fire in what FBI calls "targeted terrorist attack" in Boulder, Colo.

5 days ago | readingeagle.com | Lauren Penington |Katie Langford |James Burky |Seth Klamann

Multiple people set on fire in what FBI calls "targeted terrorist attack" in Boulder, Colo. One person arrested after attack outside Boulder County Historic Courthouse during pro-Israel demonstration