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SNAP recipients whose food was destroyed by last weekend's severe weather and extended power outages are eligible for replacement benefit.
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Corri Seizinger/Getty Images//iStockphotoThe City of Wilkes-Barre will not reschedule its Fourth of July fireworks display at Kirby Park, which was cancelled Saturday evening due to a severe thunderstorm.
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Educational presentations at Penn State Wilkes-Barre this weekend will focus on growing a vegetable garden, making the most out of your garden produce and more.
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The Shapiro administration extended the state's home heating program, LIHEAP, through May 8.
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Lackawanna County Emergency Management Agency and the city of Scranton have issued a Code Blue Frigid Weather Alert for Tuesday April 7 through Wednesday morning.
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The city of Wilkes-Barre announced a $150,000 grant to make improvements on Horton Street, where two sinkholes opened in 2025. -
A state appeals court judge ruled Thursday that Luzerne County state House candidate Bill Jones can remain on the May 19 primary election ballot.
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Eric Miller, 56, of Scranton, died after first responders pulled him from the Lackawanna River around noon Thursday, Lackawanna County Coroner Tim Rowland said.
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A 23-year-old man has died after an 'officer-involved' shooting in Greene Twp., Pike County according to Pennsylvania State Police.
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The next meeting on the YMCA of Wayne County's plans to build a new center in Cherry Ridge Township is rescheduled to Jan. 27 because of the incoming winter storm.
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Award-winning musician John Legend will return to Northeast Pennsylvania this spring to perform in downtown Wilkes-Barre.
