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Three people were arrested, two of them at gunpoint, after an officer thwarted an attempted break-in early Monday at a police impound lot in Dickson City, borough police said.

As the cost of living has become more expensive, some area residents spend nearly half their income on household bills.

WAVERLY TWP. — A popular trail in the Abingtons remains closed from flash-flooding damage while supporters seek donations to fund repairs to get it reopened.

Chris Herren was in eighth grade when he found his first love. It was the beginning of an abusive relationship he struggled to escape until he was in his 30s

SCRANTON — A judge wants an engineer to testify about the condition of a condemned building that Scranton seeks to demolish because a creek runs under the structure.

When Mike McGilvary heard cries for help late on Sept. 9 as floodwater inundated his West Scranton neighborhood, he didn’t hesitate to act.

To several Northeast Pennsylvania prisoners of war held captive in its holds, the steamship Shin’yō Maru was a hell ship.

SCRANTON — A West Scranton man who investigators say had a modified doll of a toddler used for his sexual gratification at his home when he was arrested will spend

City police say park ranger clothing and a truck were stolen from Steamtown National Historic Site on Thursday evening.

When the sun sets Friday, a new year begins in the Jewish tradition, ushering in a holiday steeped in self-reflection and hopefulness.