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Third Avenue Elementary School in Kingston will be unoccupied for the 2026-27 school year, with students attending Dana Street Elementary School in Forty Fort instead.
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Amid increased operating costs and declining enrollment, Wyoming Seminary eliminated the jobs of 22 employees while making plans for financial stability moving forward.
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With a unanimous vote, Kingston Borough adopted the third revision of a 2023 zoning law that the Department of Justice found violated provisions for religious land use.
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Governor Josh Shapiro heard from residents in Archbald who are worried about the cumulative impacts of data center campuses planned for their community. He visited the borough Wednesday, after releasing final standards for the data center industry to follow in order to get state support.
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A new nonprofit has transformed an empty lot in Luzerne County into a community garden.
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Green Neighbors Network was established in 2025, hosting community clean-ups and educational events for children. The nonprofit now operates a community garden in Kingston.
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Pennsylvania State Police say they launched an investigation Tuesday night at a Pike County senior care center after receiving an anonymous tip alleging suspected medical neglect of residents.
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The Luzerne County Coroner has identified an 11-year-old boy and a 64-year-old woman who died in separate house fires last week.
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February 16, 2026- Pennie enrollment drops after Affordable Care Act subsidies expire. Lackawanna County Commissioner Bill Gaughan plans to send a formal letter to the governor’s office requesting a two-year moratorium on data center projects. Shapiro unveils Housing Action Plan in Philadelphia. And, a discussion about what the SAVE Act could mean for voters.
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Two boys died after flames swept through a home in Kingston on Wednesday night, and a woman died in a Friday morning fire at an Edwardsville home.