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As he struggles to hire enough workers, mason Roy Vaughn was joined by his son Royce Vaughn last week as they built a retaining wall in the Barney Farms neighborhood

Not everyone is on board with an idea by a group of state senators to slash Pennsylvania's gas tax by a third through the end of the year.

A Scranton man accused of shooting a pregnant woman during a dating dispute in Wilkes-Barre was found not guilty on all counts at trial Thursday.

One week after it was delayed by a half-foot of snow, the 60th annual St. Patricks Parade stepped off Saturday under warm sunshine. For roughly two hours, the boom of

A former Pennsylvania attorney general who served eight months in jail for leaking grand...

“Iceland: History, Culture, Environment” will be discussed at the Jay Nathan, Ph.D., Visiting Scholar Lecture Series on March 29.

Kane, who is still on probation after her conviction on perjury and other charges in 2016, crashed into another car about 3 miles from her house in Scranton,...

Patrick G. Cawley, 83, of West Pittston, passed away Sunday, March 13, 2022, in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital following a brief illness.

The Brooks Mine at Nay Aug Park in Scranton could once again reopen to the public thanks to efforts of a nonprofit group dedicated to preserving the region’s coal mining

Members of the University and greater Scranton communities are invited to join on March 22 for a nonpartisan dialogue to explore the concept of freedom and what it means for us today.