Emily Kress is a MMJ/Reporter for WNEP-TV 16 in Scranton, Pennsylvania. With a focus on local news, Emily covers a wide range of stories including community events, local businesses, travel, and public safety.
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Newswatch 16's Emily Kress spoke with neighbors at the apartment building about what happened Sunday night when their homes went up in flames.
A group of businesses in Wayne County are doing their part in helping people hit by Hurricane Helene.
The fall foliage is at its peak in Monroe County. Newswatch 16's Emily Kress found plenty of people taking in the sights of the season.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and a non-profit in the Poconos is helping hundreds of survivors.
Newswatch 16's Emily Kress shares how the borough is going all out to prepare for the Halloween season.
A business in the Poconos is overwhelmed with community support for its efforts to bring comfort to those impacted by Hurricane Helene.
A business is overwhelmed with community support for its efforts to bring comfort to those impacted by Hurricane Helene.
If you're looking for a way to help people down south dealing with Hurricane Helene's aftermath, you can do so this weekend in Monroe County.
The Monroe County Transportation Authority is proposing a fare increase in the new year. Officials want to hear what riders think of the proposed changes.
A project a decade in the making for a new emergency services building in Monroe County's west end is almost complete. Newswatch 16's Emily Kress reports.
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