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The musical tells the true story of how the residents of Gander cared for the stranded 'plane people' for nearly a week. It opens tonight at Little Theatre of Wilkes-Barre.
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Berwick native David Morris recalls working as a White House correspondent covering President George W. Bush's visit to a Florida elementary school on Sept. 11, 2001.
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The Peace and Justice Center of Wilkes-Barre announced Thursday that WVIA’s President and CEO Carla McCabe is one of the organization’s 2026 Peace Award recipients, along with The Lands at Hillside Farms and Lillyan Mahmoud.
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Even as overdose deaths overall have been down this year, county officials say there’s a trend in deaths linked to a dangerous new drug combination on Luzerne County streets.
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Action Together, Luzerne County residents challenge petition to repeal anti-discrimination ordinanceAction Together NEPA and a group of Luzerne County residents filed a request to review the petition seeking to repeal the county's anti-discrimination ordinance.
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Luzerne County officials hosted a press conference Tuesday morning to discuss the uptick in the county’s overdose deaths, 12 of which have been connected to cocaine laced with fentanyl in the last three months.
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Gravel cyclists seeking trails now have over 30 routes and 2,000 miles to ride in the Endless Mountains. And, Geisinger will expand its School of Nursing to Scranton.
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Scranton Diocese officials say there will be Mass for the Wyoming Area Catholic School community at St. Maria Goretti Parish in Laflin on Wednesday, as well as opportunities to meet with counselors and pick up belongings left behind. School won't resume until at least next Tuesday.
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Luzerne County Manager Romilda Crocamo wants to see the person who stole U.S. and county flags from the courthouse lawn prosecuted. And Scranton's mayor wants a hearing on PPL Electric's project to upgrade 100-year-old transmission lines.
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Mayor Paige Cognetti sent a letter to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection this week.