The Sue Henry Show podcast

Sue Henry touches on the State of The Union and some local tragedies.

Sue Henry asks her listeners how good or bad they felt President Trump's State of The Union was.

Sue Henry talks about relatives, friends and supporters came to Wilkes-Barre City Hall to express their dismay over the disappearance of La'Niyah "Lala" Clark, who went missing on January 17th. She disappeared from Terrace Street in South Wilkes-Barre. The body of a female was found Saturday 1 1/2 blocks from her home. Wilkes-Barre Police and the Luzerne County District Attorney's Office are inves...

Sabrina Smith, grandmother of 15-year old La'Niyah "Lala" Clark, discusses the details surrounding her life and her disappearance on January 17 in South Wilkes-Barre. The body of a female was found over the weekend 1 1/2 blocks from her home on Thayer Street. A search warrant executed for a residence on New Alexander Street reveals Clark is the victim.

Sue Henry says the best part of the State of the Union involved the invited guests, not the lawmakers or the president.

Sue Henry asks her listeners how long they think President Donald Trump's State of The Union will be.

Sue Henry talks about the Duryea Police Department finding a large number of suspected fraudulent ID cards inside a vehicle. The police found nearly a dozen driver's licenses for Pennsylvania, New Jersey & Connecticut...none of which were valid.

Fred DeSanto & Anna Gallo from Victory Sports joined Sue Henry in the WILK studio to talk about the organization's mission and what plans they have moving forward.

Sue Henry asks her listeners what they want President Trump to cover in tonight's State of The Union.

Sue Henry asked her listeners what they would like President Donald Trump to focus on in tonight's State of The Union. Henry also talks about why she has a hard time believing the Consumer Confidence has risen in February.

Sue Henry talks about the top rated grocery stores in America.

Sue Henry talks about Nick Reiner pleading not guilty to killing his parents Rob & Michele back on December 14th.

The first hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is highlighted by Brian Coe from the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins telling Henry about connections the organization had to Sunday's USA men's hockey team that won the Gold Medal over Canada.

This weekend's weather predictions once again disrupted the schedules of parents and others, throwing them another curve. Sue Henry wonders what the true impact will be by the time the school year ends.

The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins had a strong connection with the U.S. The Men's Hockey team brought home the gold, as Brian Coe, Senior VP of Business Operations explained to Sue Henry.

Sue Henry gives her initial thoughts on President Trump's press conference.

The first hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is dominated with talk about President Trump's tariffs, the Supreme Court's ruling and Amtrak.

After decades of discussion, is the Amtrak plan to link Scranton to NYC finally ready to move forward? Sue Henry finds some people are not on board.

Big if true: Did President Trump suggest the Supreme Court is under the influence of foreign countries in his Friday Press Conference? Sue Henry discusses.

Sue Henry looks back on the top headlines and stories from February 19, 2001.

The second hour of "The Sue Henry Show" talks about lawmakers potentially boycotting the State of the Union, Kid Rock and Bad Bunny.

Sue Henry looks back on the top headlines from February 19, 2001 specifically the day after Dale Earnhardt's death. Henry's producer Jake Heller talks about the aftermath and the impact it had on race fans, Dale Earnhardt Inc. & Richard Childress Racing.

Sue Henry talks about some lawmakers that plan to skip President Trump's State of The Union on Tuesday and hold a rally instead.

Sue Henry asks her listeners if they've been watching the Olympics.

Sue Henry began her show talking about former Prince Andrew being arrested due to his ties