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(WBRE/WYOU) — Multiple grocery stores in our area reported apparent outages to their EBT systems Monday afternoon, forcing many shoppers to leave those stores empty-handed.

A cart full of groceries could be seen in the self-checkout at Gerrity's in Luzerne. Employees say many of them were left behind by people attempting to use their EBT cards.

Wegmans in Wilkes-Barre Township and Weis in Duryea reported similar outages.

Residents frustrated after public hearing on data centers

PENN FORREST TOWNSHIP, CARBON COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — State police say a woman is being charged after police found a man dead inside a home in Carbon County.

PSP stated they were serving a warrant at a home on Parker Mews in Penn Forrest Township when they got a call about an altercation happening at the house.

When troopers arrived, they found a 79-year-old man unresponsive. He was brought to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead, according to state police.

Residents frustrated after public hearing on data centers

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The potential price increase stems from the Trump administration's 50% tariff on aluminum imports from Canada.

Trump fired Erika McEntarfer Aug. 1 after the July jobs report showed hiring slowed sharply this spring, with job gains in May and June revised much lower.

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — As data centers begin to take center stage in NEPA, people in Lackawanna County got to hear from those involved with the development on Monday.

Officials aimed for the public hearing to inform people about the risks and benefits of these data centers, but many people left frustrated and with more questions than answers.

Residents showed up in droves at Valley View High School to hear about data centers on Monday.