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45 minutes ago the first Class Action Lawsuit was filed against mosaic because of the toxic wastewater spill. We have Team Coverage on all of this, at this time. We dont have the results pack on the radioactive tests yet just yet. Jackie callaway is kicking off the story today. You could ahold of the lawsuit. It could impact all of People Living near the facility. Jackie. Reporter here, it is. All 23 pages. A lot of harsh lane language in suit. It accuses mosaic of how it handled the toxic waste...

A series of stalled police investigations reveals a city that's indifferent to Indigenous lives

Jared Guerard, 26, was one of two people who died in a house fire in the remote Cree community of Peawanuck, Ont. on Feb. 1.

James Urbaniak stars as an Abstract Expressionist painter with a double life in the world premiere of John Ross Bowie's 'Brushstroke' at the Odyssey Theatre.

AVOCA, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Breeze Airways launched its first non-stop flight from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport (AVP) to Orlando, Florida (MCO), with fares on the new nonstop routes starting from $75 one-way, if purchased by February 6. The airline offers flights to MCO on Wednesdays and Saturdays, starting Tuesday, January 30, from $75 one way, […]

The fight for LGBTQIA+ rights is an ongoing battle that is fought every day. Although there have been bumps and hiccups along the road, there have been many notable triumphs in the history of the LGBTQIA+ community. One significant historical event that is celebrated annually is National Coming Out Day. On Oct. 11, 1987, according...

The world is not what I imagined: I thought we would have retired the concept of sexual orientation and made a bigger dent in gender. Still, it’s better than the one I came out in—for now.

The military is requesting $1.8 billion for artificial intelligence as part of its largest-ever budget request for Research, Development, Test & Evaluation programs.

This week, we’ll consider the minefields of school life for queer kids and teachers.

The CEO of the Assembly of First Nations is resigning, according to an email seen by CBC News, another blow to the national organization that has been hounded by allegations of a toxic workplace.