Pennsylvania Secures $9M for Free Period Products in Schools
Free period products in schools promote equity, says Scranton School District and PA leaders. $9M secured for initiative.
August 13, 2026
Free period products in schools promote equity, says Scranton School District and PA leaders. $9M secured for initiative.
Scott Timko, running for Pennsylvania’s 12th District, faces scrutiny over unpaid taxes from his business, GotGumbo LLC.
Pennsylvania AG Dave Sunday sues TikTok, alleging it misleads parents about mature content and promotes addictive use.
Environmental advocates urge Pennsylvania to address rising energy costs and protect natural resources in the Poconos.
The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders will have a new identity in 2027, focusing on community and tradition.
Gene Passarella, WWII veteran and founder of Gene Dempsey Orchestra, dies at 100, leaving a lasting musical legacy.
Petitioners in Luzerne County submitted 15,000 signatures to repeal an anti-discrimination ordinance, surpassing the required 11,615.
Pope Leo XIV met Jesuit educators in Rome, discussing humanity’s challenges. Rev. Marina cherished the encounter.
Libraries are hosting summer reading challenges to engage readers. We check in with librarians on current programs.
The 22nd annual Plymouth Alive Kielbasa Festival began with patriotic celebrations, a parade, and live events.
Voters in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties will decide on Nov. 3 whether to ban county officials from insider trading.
The 21st Scranton Jazz Festival features Ron Carter and the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, plus unique jazz train rides!
