SNAP Payments Resume After Shapiro’s Lawsuit Against Trump Admin
Gov. Shapiro announced SNAP funding is flowing again after a lawsuit win, with benefits expected to reach recipients soon.
November 7, 2025
Gov. Shapiro announced SNAP funding is flowing again after a lawsuit win, with benefits expected to reach recipients soon.
“Coach Mark Duda, a pillar at Lackawanna College, retires after 32 years, leaving a legacy of support and success.”
The Lackawanna County Democratic Party will withdraw its lawsuit, allowing Thom Welby to serve McGloin’s term.
Gov. Shapiro packed groceries at the Weinberg Food Bank and announced a $5M emergency fund for Pennsylvania’s SNAP.
Preschoolers in Dunmore receive early intervention for developmental delays, part of a statewide surge in enrollments.
DA investigates alleged ballot tampering in Lackawanna County. Judge wrote her name on ballots, sparking inquiry.
Farmers in Clarks Summit discussed global trade benefits for PA agriculture, highlighting challenges and opportunities.
Democrats reclaimed Luzerne County Council’s majority, taking four of five seats, while voters rejected charter changes.
Penn State Schuylkill aims to thrive after surviving closure threats. Leaders plan to expand programs and strengthen ties.
A teenage boy died, and two others were seriously wounded in weekend shootings in the region, police report.
WVIA’s Kat Bolus and Lydia McFarlane discuss support at the Domestic Violence Service Center for Luzerne and Carbon.
Voters in Northeast and Northcentral PA will choose local leaders and decide on key judicial and legislative matters.
