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Lackawanna County is in the midst of a major technology upgrade and has partnered with a national nonprofit to help donate its refurbished computers.

Newswatch 16's Emily Kress spoke with business owners who say the project in Monroe County has put a dent in their bottom line.

Trump appeared to point blame on an unnamed Waltz aide for The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg being added to the chain.

NANTICOKE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Nursing students at Luzerne County Community College (LCCC) now have access to a new hands-on clinical tool.

School administration says it's something that will help them keep up with new technology and better serve patients. Nursing students can take their learning a step further with the use of five new bedside laptop computers.

Easter is just a few weeks away, and a non-profit in the Poconos is making sure veterans and their families have everything they need for a holiday meal.

Pope Francis' discharge from Rome’s Gemelli hospital was a much-anticipated moment of relief for millions of Catholics in Rome and around the world.

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Honoring women veterans one story at a time. A local Air Force Veteran holds an Annual Tea and Talk during Women's History Month to highlight female military achievements.

"These ladies were World War I veterans, and they were women. They were called the Hello Girls," said Air Force Veteran Janice Gavern.

Gavern is committed to women's veteran issues.

"The more I tell the message and the more I get out to my sister servicewomen, the more they are inclined to go out and do the same sorts of things," Gavern explained.

One social work organization in Lycoming County is trying to inspire students to choose social work as a career.

Johnson College hosted Girls on Fire Tuesday morning, teaching students from Heights Terrace Middle School about career opportunities in non-traditional STEM fields.