It's Up to Date from WVIA News. WVIA's Sarah Scinto gets you up to date at your own pace with the most interesting and important stories from the WVIA Newsroom. Today - a non-profit is helping Congolese refugees in Scranton, the leader of an art theft ring is sentenced to prison, and a group representing rural PA wants Penn State to consider the impact of closing down campuses.

Lackawanna county has reassessed properties for the first time in 50 years, Junior ROTC enrollment is on the rise, and people living with low vision share a love of reading. Today's stories: Reassessment, ROTC, Low Vision Book Club

Hello and welcome to Up to Date from WVIA. Morning Edition Host Sarah Scinto gets you up to date at your own pace with what we’re doing here at WVIA News.Whether you’re listening on your lunch break at work, on the treadmill at the gym or on your drive home, we’ll be bringing you the most interesting and important stories of the day every weekday here on Up to Date.Today - we’ll be kidding around at Tunkhannock High School and hear from local officials on Medicare and Medicaid. Plus, Penn State’s stadium is getting a brand new name.In today's episode:https://www.wvia.org/news/local/2025-03-11/legislators-healthcare-providers-gather-in-scranton-to-discuss-risks-to-medicaid-medicarehttps://www.wvia.org/news/local/2025-03-03/kidding-around-baby-goats-join-flock-of-chickens-at-tunkhannock-school