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Armetta’s Restaurant & Pizzeria owner Erin McLaughlin wonders now if what she witnessed Saturday night was her livelihood floating by.

Armettas Restaurant & Pizzeria owner Erin McLaughlin wonders now if what she witnessed Saturday night was her livelihood floating by.

SCRANTON — Potentially acquiring and expanding city government’s footprint to include the Fidelity Bank building beside City Hall would solidify Scranton’s presence and administrative operations downtown, Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti

Mutant Brewing, a new bar serving an assortment of IPAs, sours, ales, lagers, stouts, shandies and ciders, officially opened Wednesday, said general manager and brand creator Steve Masterson.

Municipal and state officials pushed forward with the laborious task of tallying the damage from the weekend’s devastating flash flooding, even as residents in the hardest hit areas of Lackawanna

SCRANTON — Despite the mayor’s recent request for a pause, a split Scranton Housing Authority board voted Monday to elevate longtime Deputy Executive Director Karl Lynott to the position of

The Prescription Center in South Scranton received thousands of calls over the past year from people seeking prescription stimulants amid a nationwide shortage of drugs to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

Emergency responders and residents of towns inundated by floodwaters worked Sunday to assess the damage and start the recovery process after severe thunderstorms unleashed destruction in parts of the Abingtons

SCRANTON — The city plans an extensive restoration project for historic City Hall, the latest effort to improve the 1888 Victorian Gothic-style municipal building that’s long served as the seat

Studies have repeatedly found the negative health impacts of fracking. Instead of safeguarding their constituents, legislators have ensured the fallout continues. Workers move a section of well casing into place