Due to the snow and icy conditions, several planned events have been canceled:

Bradford County

Towanda Area Clergy Association Lenten Luncheon canceled.

Luzerne County

The PIAA District II AAAA boys basketball playoff game scheduled for Wednesday, February 29 between Delaware Valley and Hazleton Area has been postponed. The game is rescheduled for Thursday, March 1, 6 p.m. at Pittston Area High School.

Monroe County

Meals on Wheels is not deliver Wednesday

Pike County

The PIAA District II AAAA boys basketball playoff game scheduled for Wednesday, February 29 between Delaware Valley and Hazleton Area has been postponed. The game is rescheduled for Thursday, March 1, 6 p.m. at Pittston Area High School.

State police said they know who is responsible for posing as a trooper in Bradford County.

Authorities said the suspect was following a commercial vehicle on Route 414 near Towanda last week.

Troopers said the suspect called the owner of the company vehicle, identified himself as a state troopers and demanded the owner contact the driver and tell him to pull over.

State police have not yet released the suspect's name.

After three years of bickering in Harrisburg, a bill imposing a fee on natural gas drilling in Pennsylvania is now heading to Governor Tom Corbett's desk.

It's called an impact fee. It passed the state House late Wednesday afternoon and the state Senate Tuesday.

The governor said he will sign it.

Pennsylvania is the only major natural gas producing state that doesn't have a tax on that gas drilling and production.

This isn't considered a tax, but the passing of this bill means for the first time, the state and local municipalities will make money directly off the drilling.

Drilling a natural gas well in Pennsylvania will now carry a price tag, the impact fee.

Here are the estimates for what that will mean.

Each well will earn between $190,000 to $355,000 over 15 years. The first year, that's expected to bring in $190 million statewide.