Sue Henry looks at the top headlines and stories from May 7, 2016.

Sue Henry hates littering and hope Pennsylvania takes some enforcement measures upon themselves this summer.

Sue Henry and listeners talk about what they love about the area on May 7th.

Luzerne County has been in the mix since the 1760s when it comes to historical happenings. Mark Riccetti Jr., director of operations and programs for the Luzerne County Historical Society, gives Sue Henry some examples and discusses the organization's upcoming annual dinner, which will note the country's 250th birthday.

Happy 570 Day in NEPA! What's your favorite thing about living here? Erin Kosisky of the 570 Day Committee spoke with Sue Henry about the origins of this day of celebration and discussed some of the things she likes best about our area.

Sue Henry fires back at her critics who claim "she whines too much" after talking about the ballroom in the White House.

The second hour of "The Sue Henry Show" focuses on the ballroom in the White House that President Trump wants to build.

Sue Henry and Joe from Kingston talk about the Philadelphia 76ers not wanting their fans to sell their playoff tickets to New York Knicks fans.

Well, that escalated quickly. How much MORE are lawmakers asking the American taxpayer to shell out for the big beautiful ballroom? Sue Henry has the count and the amount.

The passing of Ted Turner marks the end for a man who changed the way Americans view news, but who also rescued our beloved films and cartoons. Sue Henry explains.