Stay Informed About Scranton, Pennsylvania Local News

Why Scranton News?

Imagine waking up to a single email that captures everything happening in Scranton – from city council decisions to neighborhood events – without the hassle of flipping through apps or channels. Scranton's media scene, rooted in its industrial history, blends traditional outlets like the Scranton Times-Tribune with broadcast TV in the Wilkes-Barre-Scranton market. But with recent changes like the Times-Tribune's sale to a national group, residents are feeling the pinch of less localized coverage, making it tough to stay connected amid busy lives. Briefsy changes that by pulling in trusted local sources and tailoring them to you, so you feel in the loop on what matters most. You're not alone in struggling with fragmented news – one-third of people worldwide skip news due to distrust, and Scranton's landscape shows why. With strong internet access covering nearly 98% of the city, digital options are there, but sifting through national noise for local gems like community developments or regional TV reports is exhausting. Briefsy simplifies this by curating Scranton-specific stories from outlets like WNEP-TV and the Times-Tribune, blending them with your personal interests into one effortless newsletter. It's the relief you've been craving, delivered straight to your inbox for free. Picture the confidence of knowing about local jobs, events, or policy shifts before they blow up, all while keeping up with your other passions. In a city like Scranton, where community ties run deep, Briefsy ensures you never miss the stories that shape your daily life, rebuilding that sense of connection in an era of media consolidation.