Eddie Day Pashinski

Hysni 'Sam' Syla and project manager George Albert plan to convert Public Square office building into hotel in place of stalled Hotel Sterling redevelopment.

If the proposed rate increase is approved, residential customers would see bills 27% higher than they were 10 months ago. The increase would be the third in less than a year, and Northeast Pennsylvania residents cannot afford another increase, the leaders say.

Geisinger’s unionized Luzerne County nurses took to Public Square to voice their demands for an updated contract in one last effort to avert a walkout.

Over 101 years ago the Osterhout Free Library’s South Branch opened in Wilkes-Barre's Rolling Mill Hill neighborhood. Representatives cut a green ribbon with a very large pair of scissors on Thursday, Jan. 30, to officially open its newest location.

Wyoming County has a large community of grandparents raising their grandchildren. Despite wanting to keep their families together, raising grandchildren comes with a large financial burden that government does not help to mitigate. Advocates took matters into their own hands.

Outcomes on Election Day will decide which party controls White House, Congress and the state House

Trump’s relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, risks to Ukraine and Poland stressed at Wilkes-Barre rally.

Pennsylvanians will have a huge say in who leads the country and which party controls Congress and the state General Assembly.

WVIA News welcomes you to its 2024 Voter's Guide, a culmination of research done using a survey to gauge the most important issues for voters in our region.

Roundtable held at Wilkes University focuses on needs, opportunities facing region's Latino immigrant workforce.