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The dissolution of a longstanding partnership between Steamtown National Historic Site and a rail preservation group spearheading the restoration of a historic locomotive in the park’s collection won’t mean an

Sep. 23—No state had a more important role than Pennsylvania in establishing, preserving and growing the United States. And now, as the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, no state

After its first facelift in over four decades, the tallest tower on Scranton City Hall will end up with a little less color but a lot more gleam.

The smell of death greeted Scranton police Tuesday at Stephanie Ruzickas door.

SCRANTON — Unions representing corrections officers and others advocating for the officers asked lawmakers and the Federal Bureau of Prisons to keep those working in federal prisons safe during a

SOUTH ABINGTON TWP. — Pounding rain and rushing water brought by the devastating storm earlier this month left a foot of water in Jerry Dougherty’s basement.

A man wanted for absconding from state parole three months ago was arrested Wednesday after investigators tracked him down at a work site in Scranton’s Hill Section, city police said.

A 34-year-old Pottsville man admitted Tuesday in a federal courtroom in Scranton he was paid as much as $60,000 to hack into the Snapchat accounts of several women to pilfer

A 34-year-old Pottsville man admitted Tuesday in a federal courtroom in Scranton he was paid as much as $60,000 to hack into the Snapchat accounts of several women to pilfer

A man jailed after an attempted break-in at a police impound lot in Dickson City faces more charges in connection with a burglary and assault last month in Scrantons Hill