Day: March 21, 2025

Local News

46th Annual Stroudsburg St. Patrick’s Parade Steps Off Sunday

Stroudsburg is gearing up for its 46th annual St. Patrick’s Parade this Sunday. With 135 floats and an expected crowd of 10-20,000, the parade kicks off at 1:15 p.m. at Stroudsburg High School. This year’s marshal, Paula Fitzpatrick, is a native of Ireland and former parade president.

Read More
State News

Special Election Scheduled For Next Week

A special election in Pennsylvania next week will determine control of the state House. The race between Democrat Dan Goughnour and Republican Chuck Davis could shift power, as the House has been deadlocked since January following the death of Rep. Matt Gergely.

Read More
Region

Monroe Honors Meals On Wheels Volunteers

Monroe County has been celebrating its Meals on Wheels volunteers all this week, during Community Champions Week. The non-profit relies on volunteers to deliver meals to 300 clients, with 8-10 new requests each week. Volunteers say the experience offers more than just a meal, providing valuable companionship to those in need.

Read More
Local News National News

Prosecutors Plan To Introduce Kohberger Selfie At Trial

Prosecutors plan to present a selfie taken by accused killer Bryan Kohberger of the Poconos, hours after the 2022 University of Idaho murders. The photo, from Kohberger’s phone, will be shown during his upcoming trial. Prosecutors are also seeking to introduce his Amazon shopping history, including purchases of a knife before the killings.

Read More
Region

NEPA County Shutting Down Jail To Save Money

One Northeastern Pennsylvania County is taking a drastic step to slash expenses. Susquehanna County will close its jail at the end of this month, saving taxpayers $3 million annually. With fewer than 20 inmates and 25 employees, officials say the closure will redirect funds into alternative punishment programs and services. Inmates will be transferred to […]

Read More
Local News

ESU Student Raising $$ For Muscular Distrophy

An East Stroudsburg University student is raising money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association by selling paper shamrocks. Alexa Taylor’s goal is $1,200 by March 31st. Taylor is working to support treatment advancements for those battling the condition.

Read More