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Pets blessed for St. Francis, Lackawanna County may avoid large tax hike 07.10.2025 13:17
Early October is the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, a Christian saint known for his love of nature and animals. Some churches invite pets to Mass to honor him. And, Lackawanna County Commissioners say they don't expect a dramatic tax hike next year.
Arts for Life promotes aging creatively in West Scranton 06.10.2025 11:30
Arts for Life provides free art and writing classes from professional artists for caregivers and care recipients. The program uses creativity to promote acceptance of diagnoses and strengthen relationships between loved ones.
Third Democrat jumps in race for Pennsylvania's 9th Congressional District 03.10.2025 11:32
Pennsylvania’s 9th Congressional District has twice as many Republicans as Democrats, but that isn’t discouraging a bunch of Democrats from trying to challenge off four-term Republican congressman Dan Meuser next year.
A 58-year-old college freshman joins Lycoming College football team 02.10.2025 10:18
A football player from Williamsport could make history this season. If Tom Cillo plays in a game for Lycoming College, he’ll be one of the oldest players to ever see playtime at the collegiate level.
NEPA advocates, doctors disagree with Trump admin.'s link between Tylenol and autism 01.10.2025 11:57
President Donald Trump said last week that taking acetaminophen- or, brand-name Tylenol- during pregnancy can increase a child’s chances of having autism. Local advocates and medical professionals disagree and say the statement causes harm to the community.
One dead in Wayne County gated community shooting 30.09.2025 13:26
A 26-year-old man with a history of mental health troubles shot his parents and killed a public safety officer in a gated Northeast Pennsylvania residential community on Sunday, state troopers say.
Appeals court says special election for Lackawanna County Commissioner can happen 29.09.2025 11:27
A state appeals court ruled Friday that a special election to replace ex-Lackawanna County Commissioner Matt McGloin can go on as planned Nov. 4. McGloin resigned seven months ago and the county is still trying to replace him.
PA Democrats: TikTok investor spending big on judge retention vote 26.09.2025 11:45
Democrats say Pennsylvania’s richest man is trying to buy the outcome of the state’s Supreme Court retention race this year. And get the details on WVIA's Building the Future Open House with Haley's Happy Hour.
Pa. joins legal fight over food-stamp recipient data 25.09.2025 9:15
A judge has added Pennsylvania to a lawsuit over the Trump administration’s demand for personal information about food-stamp recipients. And in Scranton, the NEPA Youth Shelter's new teen center takes shape.
Artists wanted for NEPA native seed packet design 24.09.2025 13:17
Earth Conservancy is seeking artists to design the cover of a packet of native plant seeds. The pouches will replace other promotional items, like pens, that the nonprofit typically gives out at conferences and educational events.
Celebrating fathers in Luzerne County 23.09.2025 7:30
Luzerne County Head Start celebrated fathers, father figures, and more at the Million Fathers March. And, Pennsylvania has not complied with a Trump administration demand for personal information on food-stamp recipients.
College pantries aim to break stigma surrounding food insecurity for NEPA students 22.09.2025 6:46
College pantries aim to break stigma surrounding food insecurity, Pa. GOP endorses Stacy Garrity for governor, and tracking fall foliage in Pa.
Trump admin. threatens food-stamp funding if Pa. doesn't share personal data 19.09.2025 9:03
The Trump administration gave Pennsylvania a deadline of today to share personal data on food-stamp recipients or lose millions of dollars for food assistance.
Three police officers killed, two wounded in York County shooting 18.09.2025 11:17
Pennsylvania State police commissioner Colonel Christopher Paris said 5 officers were shot while responding to a “domestic-related” situation in York County Wednesday night. A suspect is also dead. And, a local filmmaker remembers Robert Redford.
Lackawanna County Democrats try again to block special election for commissioner 17.09.2025 8:39
Another week, another another court appeal in the unresolved search for a replacement for ex-Lackawanna County Commissioner Matt McGloin. The Lackawanna County Democratic Party wants a state appeals court to block a special election to replace McGloin.
Questions remain over federal funds for rural healthcare 16.09.2025 12:27
The White House is touting a $50 billion program for rural healthcare - but how much of that money will Pennsylvania see? And, get some reading recommendations in the latest Bookmarks.
Luzerne County student raising money for native Ukraine 15.09.2025 12:30
A student at Wyoming Seminary school in Kingston wants to make a difference in his native country of Ukraine.
Lackawanna County Commissioner candidates chosen 12.09.2025 11:58
Republicans and Democrats chose candidates for a special election to replace former Lackawanna County Commissioner Matt McGloin. And, King's College remembers Ryan Fitzgerald, an alumni whose remains were recently identified among victims of the World Trade Center attacks.
Effort to replace Lackawanna County Commissioner back in court 11.09.2025 7:51
It was back to court Wednesday for the arguments about replacing former Lackawanna County commissioner Matt McGloin. This time, the sides argued about whether voters should get to pick the replacement in a special election Nov. 4.
Lackawanna College expanding skilled trade courses, satellite centers 10.09.2025 9:30
The college based in Lackawanna County will now have a presence statewide. The school plans to open three new satellite centers. The centers will focus on skilled trades.
Sickle cell hotline connects patients with care 09.09.2025 9:38
September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month and a new toll-free hotline is connecting unaffiliated sickle cell patients with care in Pennsylvania. The Children’s Sickle Cell Foundation and Sinergie, a sickle cell nonprofit, launched the hotline.
Lackawanna County still without new commissioner 08.09.2025 12:24
Lackawanna County is still without a third commissioner after the state supreme court blocked Brenda Sacco's appointment. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania is still without a state budget as legislators return to Harrisburg.
Sacco named new Lackawanna County Commissioner but Pa. Supreme Court delays appointment 05.09.2025 10:20
After six months, Lackawanna County common pleas court judges chose Brenda Sacco on Thursday to replace ex-Commissioner Matt McGloin, but the state supreme court blocked her swearing-in on Friday. And the Luzerne County Fair is open this weekend - get the details with Haley's Happy Hour.
E-bikes, e-scooters cause headaches for trail operators and police 04.09.2025 8:45
Officials want to stress courtesy and safety as e-bikes and e-scooters multiply across NEPA. And there's another twist in the six-month saga to replace a former Lackawanna County Commissioner.
Lackawanna County Dems want to block special election for new commissioner 03.09.2025 8:15
The Lackawanna County Democratic Party has asked the county court to block a Nov. 4 special election to replace former Commissioner Matt McGloin. It’s the latest twist in a six-month quest to replace McGloin. And, legislators debate data centers.
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