Sue Henry talks about a possible avalanche yesterday in Duryea.

Sue Henry talks about the possibility of ANOTHER snowstorm next weekend.

Sue Henry opened her show talking about yesterday's snowstorm, staying at the station and what she feels is a changing of the guard in the radio world.

Sue Henry and Nancy Kman talk with Wilkes-Barre Mayor George Brown to discuss the city's ongoing response to the January 25, 2026 winter storm.

PennDOT Assistant District Executive Lonell Tomaine calls into WILK to speak with Sue Henry and Nancy Kman. Tomaine warns that heavy snowfall exceeding one inch per hour is creating hazardous conditions across Pennsylvania's interstates and local routes. While maintenance crews are working around the clock, officials strongly urge residents to stay home unless travel is absolutely essential for medical or emergency reasons. Drivers who must venture out are advised to check real-time conditions at 511PA.com, carry an emergency kit, and provide ample space for snowplows to operate safely.

The final hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is highlighted by Mike from Bloomsburg talking to Sue Henry about storm preparation.

The second hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is preempted by a joint press conference with PEMA, PSP & PennDOT in advance of the weekend's winter storm.

Sue Henry talks about the weekend's impending snowstorm.

Wilkes-Barre City Councilman Tony Brooks speaks to Sue Henry about the city's plans to celebrate the 295th birthday on Wednesday of one of the city's founders Zebulon Butler

Congressman Rob Bresnahan Jr. speaks to Sue Henry about presiding over the House of Representatives, passing the final bipartisan funding package and why the difference this time around.