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The name and bathroom policies are the latest attack on students within the LGBTQ+ community, advocates say. In October 2024, the board banned employees from displaying most flags on district property, including the Pride flag.
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Health insurers offering plans on Pennie, the state Affordable Care Act exchange, say rising costs and expiring enhanced premium tax credits are driving the increase requests.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro was in Nanticoke on Friday to talk about job training and other topics - he addressed questions about the proposal to sell three local hospitals to a private foundation. And, a Bradford County animal sanctuary welcomes shelter dogs to new, tiny homes.
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The Animal Care Sanctuary’s sixteen miniature houses are complete with air conditioning and heating units.
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Schuylkill County will impose new property values on Jan. 1 based on a reassessment conducted during the last three years. Appeals boards are listening to appeals of the values through Halloween.
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The hundreds of attendees at the first Electric City Love Con were eager to discuss some of their favorite reads while lining up for autographs and books from more than 100 romance authors.
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In Nanticoke, Gov. Josh Shapiro said the proposed sale of Wilkes-Barre General Hospital and Regional and Moses Taylor hospitals in Scranton is consuming a lot of his and his staff's time.
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Aug. 15, 2025: News Voices with Roger DuPuis and Lydia McFarlane, Social Security rally in Luzerne County and a Community Connection from Pittston.
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Social Security members of the American Federation of Government Employees and local seniors and retirees rallied to demand a fully staffed Social Security Administration.
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State lawmakers say they're making progress on Pennsylvania's budget, but we'll hear how their actions say otherwise. And travel to Williamsport with the WVIA News Team's coverage of the Little League World Series.
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Dragon boats will race down the Susquehanna River in Wilkes-Barre this weekend, while a community event in Scranton will encourage sustainability and bring local businesses together.
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U.S. Representative Dan Meuser promoted tax cuts for small businesses and farmers in the One Big Beautiful Bill at Pottsville’s first farm-to-table market on Tuesday.