One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Farmers and environmentalists criticized the USDA in Scranton for cutting a program that funded climate change resistance projects. Meanwhile, U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick stopped in Scranton and Tobyhanna to tour local defense operations.

The senator aimed to learn more about local contributions to the national effort to rebuild the nation’s military and boost military readiness during his tours of Northeast Pennsylvania facilities.

As she officially joins the 2026 governor's race, Republican state Treasurer Stacy Garrity says Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro is more worried about running for president than Pennsylvania.

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.

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.

U.S. Rep. Lisa McClain of Michigan, the House's fourth highest-ranked Republican, joined Rep. Rob Bresnahan and other officials on a tour of i2M in Wright Twp. to promote the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's benefits for businesses and families.

Susquehanna Family Health Clinic provides care to thousands of patients, many of them Medicaid recipients. They now face the possibility of closure as President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill goes into effect. And get an update on two sinkholes causing issues in Wilkes-Barre.

Susquehanna Family Health Clinic provides primary care to thousands of patients, many of them Medicaid recipients. The family-owned clinic faces the possibility of closure as President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill goes into effect.

Lackawanna County has made great progress in the 35 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act became law. And the region still has work to do to make the region more accessible for all, leaders, advocates and community members said Thursday.

Commonwealth Foundation, a right-leaning think tank based in Harrisburg, says Gov. Josh Shapiro is wrong and many Medicaid recipients will work or meet other requirements to keep the benefit.