States including Pennsylvania are taking the Trump Administration to court in order to keep federal money flowing to states for Green Card holders who receive SNAP and other benefits. Sue Henry has thoughts.

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission sounded the alarm Monday on data center usage of electricity and what it could mean for consumers. Sue Henry discusses the situation.

In this hour Jason Schwarzman Remembers 9/11; Sam From Dallas Remembers 9/11; and Ed From Shickshinny's Memories of 9/11.

Sue remembers and discusses The Iconic Photo of President George W. Bush Finding Out About 9/11 Attacks.

Witnesses to history speak with Sue Henry about where they were on September 11th, including 28/22 News reporter Andy Mehalshick, former 1010 WINS and ABC News reporter Brian Carey (a native of Nanticoke), and former WNEP and WILK reporter Mark Davis.

Sue Henry recalls the events on September 11 as a working journalist. She features interviews with Darren Snyder of Wilkes-Barre, whose brother Len perished in the Twin Towers; talks to former King's College President Father O'Hara how he comforted fearful students and handled a campus bomb scare and speaks with Jake Sarwar who attended the ceremony in Shanksville, Pa. on Friday.

In this hour Scott Woolnough From Little Theater of WB calls in to talk to Sue Henry. John Hersker of Flashback Cinema is in studio and spoke to Sue Henry about "The Godfather" and its importance to Hollywood, how the mafia didn't want it made (at first) and how his mother, who owned a movie theater in West Hazleton, took a financial risk to bring it to her business.

In this hour Filmmaker Robert May, who made the documentary, "Kids for Cash," which chronicled corruption in the Luzerne County Court system is Sue's guest and talks about latest project, "Bucks County USA," which examines political divides in that Pennsylvania community, while looking for common ground.

In this hour Lackawanna County District Attorney Brian Gallagher calls in to talk to Sue Henry. Patrice Onwuka, vice president for economic policy and director of Independent Women’s Center for Economic Opportunity, calls in. Sue discusses Trump Offering $5,000 Checks?! Sue Is NOT Impressed; and Texters: Is Trump Promising Socialism?

Many in NEPA have a great love for "The Godfather," a movie examining family relationships and organized crime. John Hersker of Flashback Cinema spoke to Sue Henry about its importance to Hollywood, how the mafia didn't want it made (at first) and how his mother, who owned a movie theater in West Hazleton, took a financial risk to bring it to her business.