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The Lackawanna County coroner is investigating a “suspicious” death following an incident in Archbald Monday morning.

The Black Scranton Project marked Juneteenth 2026 with a Friday afternoon open house at its Center for Arts & Culture on North Main Avenue.

Expect interruptions in the parking lot and restricted areas in Kirby Park in Wilkes-Barre beginning Tuesday, June 16.

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.

The Shapiro administration extended the state's home heating program, LIHEAP, through May 8.

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.

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.

Stop by the WVIA Studios at the Journey Bank Community Arts Center from 10 a.m. to noon today, Thursday, March 12, to meet members of the WVIA News Team and other WVIA personalities during Raise the Region 2026.