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Gov. Josh Shapiro and state health secretary Dr. Debra Bogen discussed a $5 million investment that launched the Nurse Shortage Assistance Program in the 2025/26 state budget during a visit to Wayne Memorial Hospital in Honesdale. The program provides matching state funds to hospitals to attract nursing staff with student loan repayment assistance.
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People of all different faiths and backgrounds recently explored the idea of America from sea to shining sea. In the social hall of Temple Hesed in Scranton, a large group read the poem “America the Beautiful” – then discussed what it means to them.
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For Pete's Sake Cancer Respite Foundation and Wooldloch Resort have teamed up on a cancer respite center set to open on Woodloch's Pike County property in the fall of 2027.
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Pennsylvania is one of more than 30 states that have reported cases of a parasitic infection that causes diarrhea. The state's Department of Health recorded 28 cases of cyclosporiasis so far this year. Two of those are in Northeast Pennsylvania.
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State police have charged a Susquehanna County man with shooting his uncle and two friends to death Monday in Great Bend Township.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro portrays the state’s new budget as another example of Republicans and Democrats teaming up to “get stuff done.”
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The state General Assembly passed a $50.8 billion spending plan Sunday and Gov. Josh Shapiro signed it while touting it as an example of both parties 'getting stuff done.'
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Pennsylvania lawmakers may have missed their July 1st deadline, but over the weekend they agreed to a $50.8 billion state budget.
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Farmers markets across the region are open for the season. And, an update on the state budget, which is now more than a week late.
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State Senators left Harrisburg on Tuesday, marking another year the state budget will miss the June 30th deadline.