Good morning, Scranton.

Volunteers from Catholic HEART Workcamp organized donations, painted, and cleaned vehicles Tuesday at Friends of the Poor and Catholic McAuley Center in Scranton, and will continue inventory work today to support a drop-in service for families starting over.

Gov. Shapiro and state lawmakers approved a $50.8 billion spending plan that boosted public school funding by hundreds of millions without new tax hikes.

The plan passed 12 days late compared to a five-month budget standoff last year and kept data center restrictions while leaving the Rainy Day Fund untouched.

Scranton leaders met Tuesday at City Hall with Almond Digital Health and community groups to launch a pilot program addressing problem gambling with early intervention and education for young people and adults.

The initiative aims to build healthier gambling habits through a community-wide public health approach.

A Man Named Cash: The Ultimate Tribute to Johnny Cash

7-9 p.m. — The Theater at North — Tickets available — Experience the soulful sounds of Johnny Cash and June Carter in a live concert tribute.

10th Annual Cody's Car Show

4-8 p.m. — The Marketplace at Steamtown — Free entry — Celebrate a decade of automotive passion and community spirit in Scranton.

Rocking For The Youth 2026

9 AM – 11 PM — ANZ Hotel Scranton — Proceeds benefit NEPA Youth Shelter — A vibrant all-day celebration featuring live music, a car show, and a reunion show for Philifonian.

Billy Idol Concert

7-9 p.m. — The Pavilion at Montage Mountain — Ticket prices vary — Experience the legendary sounds of punk pioneer Billy Idol live in concert.