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SCRANTON — It’s sink or swim for one of two competing proposals for a new Nay Aug Park pool complex.

Few jobs are more thankless than those the public takes for granted.

Scranton City Council on Tuesday approved Councilman Tom Schuster’s motion to have council solicitor Sean Gallagher research how council could unilaterally provide property tax relief to victims of the Sept.

Dickson City Hyundai is bringing back the Club International Boxing Match to the area with Team Ireland.15 boxers will be participating in the event.It's all ha

SCRANTON — City residents impacted by last months severe flooding can apply for up to $5,000 relief grants starting Monday.

A million-dollar, Scranton-centric ad campaign aims to jolt electric vehicle sales.The Environmental Defense Fund rolled out the campaign Thursday and will use television, digital, social media and print advertising to

A Scranton woman was taken into custody Sunday after police said she discharged a gun in West Side.

Hard facts lay on the table between us, less than a pound of twisted metal freighted with centuries of hate.

Into each weekend, a little rain must fall.

Architecture students at the Marywood University in Lackawanna County are partnering with Arthur’s Acres Animal Sanctuary of New York to help design renovations