Good morning, Scranton.

Firefighters from local departments responded Friday evening at about 7:45pm to a structure fire at a business on Layton Road — Justus Blvd in Scott Township.

Local craft breweries and packaging companies are paying more for aluminum because a 25% tariff on imported metal makes prices change fast—small businesses find it hard to plan costs.

Fred Meyer from Susquehanna Brewing said small breweries buy cans on the spot market and an economics professor warns that these higher costs may lead to price hikes for customers.

Two men accused of shooting Scranton Police Officer Kyle Gilmartin asked for a change of venue and separate trials in Lackawanna County Court Friday—Aiden Deininger faces charges including attempted first degree murder while Jeremiah Cleveland, who pleaded guilty to unrelated offenses, received a sentence for aggravated assault— as the hearing ended without a new trial date set.

Thomas Trotta of Dunmore was sentenced Thursday to eight years in prison—he pleaded guilty as part of an art theft ring that stole items from Scranton's Everhart Museum and other sites and must pay $2,759,073 in restitution.

Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an order last week to ease hiring for laid-off federal workers for 1,200 state jobs—over 700 workers have already applied—and state officials will hold more recruitment events online.

On-Site Tour of Elan Skilled Nursing and Rehab

9 AM - 7 PM — Elan Skilled Nursing and Rehab — Free entry — Explore the amenities and excellence in care at this award-winning senior living community.

Dear Evan Hansen

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple — Ticket prices vary — Experience the emotional journey of a young man navigating life and connection in the acclaimed musical.

Lifted in Light Art Exhibition

5-7 p.m. — Widmann Art Gallery — Free entry — Celebrate dual inspiration through vibrant artworks and personal reflections on unexpected miracles.

Next Stop Comedy Night

7-8:30 p.m. — Groove Brewing — Check the lineup for a night of laughs with comedians from Boston, NYC, and beyond.