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A suspended Roman Catholic priest who most recently led a parish in the Upvalley has been laicized by the Vatican, the Diocese of Scranton announced.

Lackawanna County officials would not commit Monday to making public an action plan for its scandal-rocked Office of Youth and Family Services.

In the state where america declared its independence from britain, factory workers are helping ukraine in its battle for freedom from russia. here is jesse kirsch. >> reporter: in the middle of its bloody offensive, tonight ukraines success relies in part on a very different front line, this one more than 5,000 miles away in scranton, pennsylvania. >> we are producing thousands rounds a more a month than we were this time last year. >> reporter: inside this u.s. army ammunition plant, contractor...

The contract will run through the 2024.25 campaign.

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The Electric City was struck with a little luck this morning. A breakfast was held welcoming a new congressional fellow from Ireland.

SCRANTON — Pablo and Lauren Gutierrez started Iglesia Electric City church in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic to help local Hispanic immigrants find faith and a new “family” in their

A 19-year-old Scranton man accused of breaking into a Moosic convenience store now faces charges in three earlier burglaries in the city.

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Five employees were arrested on Tuesday and accused of neglecting the children they were supposed to protect. Lackawanna County Commissioner held a press conference Wednesday addressing the situation.

SCRANTON — A reconsidered sentence will result in a Taylor man serving less time in a prison closer to home for having sex with one teenage girl and possessing explicit

AAA projects travel volume for the July 4 weekend will break records.