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At the Bloomsburg Autoneum Facility, 280 union members are striking for better wages and health care costs.

Through a grant from the Robert H. Spitz Foundation, WVIA partnered with The Institute to produce a series of Data Visualization Videos.

A New York company has verbally committed to help fill a void in urgent care services in Pike County.

Nov. 25 is Native American Heritage Day and November is Native American Heritage Month. On Nov. 17, Curtis Zunigha spoke as part of the University of Scranton ongoing Scranton’s Story, Our Nation’s Story.

A developer proposed a solution to abandoned mine land in Wilkes-Barre Twp. but a township council majority voted against the change, citing traffic and safety concerns.

A local organization that aims to provide hope and support to individuals with a substance use disorder and their families held a food drive to support their day shelter.

The Keystone State has the most test sites of any other Northeast state for Pfizer's new Lyme Disease vaccine, which is in its last stage of development. It's meant to help end an often tricky disease caused by tiny black parasites who live on Pennsylvania's wildlife and wooded areas, both rural and urban.

A new outreach program is providing veterans with access to needed resources, according to a state representative with ties to Northeast Pennsylvania.

A national organization created to help all veterans with a variety of needs is settling into its East Coast home at Keystone College.

Standing in front of a statue of labor leader John Mitchell in Scranton, Congressman Matt Cartwright claimed his 6th victory.