Jack Culkin

1 week ago | wnep.com | Jack Culkin

CLARKS SUMMIT, Pa. — Re-zoning signs staked into the ground. It's here in black and white. There's a potential deal to buy the old Clarks Summit University and turn it into a religious retreat, but there needs to be a zoning change first. "With everything going on in this world, if it's something positive, then I think that that would be good. I think maybe we can all use a little goodness somehow in our life," said Kimberly Grzybowski.

1 week ago | wnep.com | Jack Culkin

SCRANTON, Pa. — Students at Scranton High School took a break from the classroom to help make their campus a little greener on Monday. "You know it's great that you know you come out here and do this, you know, instead of being in the classroom, you know, all year, we talked about trees and the soil and how to like uh really manage the trees, so it's nice to be out here and do it," said Jhaven Sims, Scranton High School Senior A dozen native trees planted at the high school are just the start.

1 week ago | wnep.com | Jack Culkin

WYOMING COUNTY, Pa. — At $80 dollars a day, inmates from neighboring Susquehanna County are now being held at the Wyoming County jail. "And they started sending prisoners, and we were like, time out. We have to make sure we have the paperwork, the right information from all the prisoners, and so it took a little bit to work through. That's why we had the meeting and got all together," said Comm. Thomas Henry, (R) Wyoming County.

1 week ago | wqad.com | Jack Culkin

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1 week ago | wnep.com | Jack Culkin

"I want you all to know that your prayers lift us up, and in this moment of darkness, we are choosing to see light," said Governor Josh Shapiro. Just fourteen hours after investigators said that someone set a fire inside the Governor's Residence in Harrisburg, Governor Josh Shapiro spoke outside that same home to condemn the crime: "This kind of violence is becoming far too common in our society.