Romilda Crocamo

Back In Black: A Tribute to AC/DC and Bat Out of Hell: A Tribute to Meatloaf, are now scheduled to perform at Friday's concert in Wilkes-Barre.

Crocamo says she's reviewing whether to proceed with performance after being informed about band founder's 2008 felony sex conviction.

ICE took restaurant owner Nasario Damian Contreras, a native of Mexico, into custody last Tuesday outside Isabella's Restaurant in Lackawanna County. Now, his family is hoping for the best.

Philly rock band's frontman and Luzerne County manager speak with WVIA News about the decision to cancel Low Cut Connie's Rockin' the River appearance and the aftermath.

There’s controversy brewing after Luzerne County cut a band from a popular summer concert series - the band’s lead singer says it was a political move because of the band’s lyrics and statements. And Penn State finds 18 percent of private Pennsylvania wells are contaminated by PFAS chemicals.

Former executive director Justin Behrens departs as Keystone Mission is closing its Innovation Centers for Homelessness and Poverty in Wilkes-Barre and Scranton and Luzerne County intends to sue over federal money Keystone received.

Today we're catching up on results from the 2025 Primary Election - Scranton has its candidates for the next mayor of the Electric City.

Luzerne County Manager Romilda Crocamo said a recent inspection of the span revealed 'advanced deterioration of load carrying members.'

Attorney for county calls suit 'frivolous,' notes that Walsh has already voted. Walsh's attorney attempts to call dozens of witnesses, saying many have yet to be added to voter rolls or receive mail ballots.

DA Sanguedolce says case dealt with 'between 20 and 30' forms, not the thousands alleged.