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Hazleton Mayor Jeff Cusat said he's working with the nonprofit Underground Miners to open a mining tourist attraction in the city.
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The Mericle Family Center YMCA prepares for full operations Aug. 3, restoring recreation, wellness and youth programming to the heart of Hazleton.
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Board approves increase affecting 14 municipalities as residents question a $34 million agreement with the City of Hazleton.
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Luzerne County announced Genesis C. Arias will serve as its new sheriff. Arias is the first woman to serve in this position in Luzerne County and the first Hispanic woman to serve as sheriff in Pennsylvania.
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Letters from War: 1861,' draws on firsthand correspondence from Coal Region soldiers published in their NEPA hometown newspapers during the first year of the U.S. Civil War.
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INMIGRACIÓN: Un informe especial en cinco partes
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THREE-DAY SPECIAL SERIES STARTS TODAY: Federal agents have arrested hundreds in Northeast and Central Pa. as critics question the wisdom and purpose of detaining so many non-criminal immigrants.
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Archbald residents and elected officials are questioning why a data center project was accepted into a state program meant to fast track the state permitting process.
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La ciudad de Hazleton ha establecido una colaboración con el gobierno federal bajo el programa 287(g), que permite a la policía local compartir cierta información con las autoridades federales de inmigración.
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Mayor Jeff Cusat says Hazleton's agreement with federal immigration officials does not change how police will operate on the ground and will not involve local officers actively enforcing immigration laws. The move has sparked concern among some immigrant community members, however.