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Matchup between congressional candidates will be simulcast live on WVIA-TV and WVIA-FM, with news coverage at wvia.org.
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As the new president of Wilkes University, James Cousins brings a love for history, while preparing to lead the Luzerne County school into a future of stability, transparency and growth.
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Each person who stepped up to the mic during the Banned Books Brunch read from a book that has been either challenged or banned in the time since its publication. This edition of BOOKMARKS shares some recommendations from among the banned.
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Family members told police Metallica Harrison kept them away from her husband and son and resented the boy because he cut into her one-on-one time with his father.
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The federal Bureau of Prisons is transferring Combs, 56, from FCI Fort Dix to FCI Allenwood Low, a low-security facility in Gregg Twp., Union County, south of Williamsport.
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Beginning Monday drivers in Scranton can expect flashing red traffic lights and stop signs at 13 intersections in the city’s downtown, the first phase in a testing period for potential traffic signal removal.
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Today, meet a husband and wife coaching duo on the soccer field in the latest Beyond the Scoreboard. And the Archbald community learned more about a proposed data center campus this week - but many residents remain skeptical.
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An event in Scranton on Sunday will raise money and collect hair to make wigs for kids suffering from medical hair loss.
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FOX56's Bob Ide and WVIA's Roger DuPuis are in the podcast studio this week previewing the Syracuse men's basketball season. Bob also reviews his top 10 high school football teams and previews the Friday Night Rivals game of the week, Crestwood at Dallas.
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Penn State is not renewing its agreement with Flock Safety and is instead ending the use of Flock security cameras on the University Park campus.
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The Pennsylvania Rural Health Model ran from 2019 through 2024 at 18 hospitals across the commonwealth, including Wayne Memorial Hospital in Honesdale.
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The Lackawanna County commissioners unveiled a proposed $190 million 2027 budget that keeps property taxes the same, but a key county official warned of the potential for future tax hikes.