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Petitioners seeking to repeal Luzerne County's anti-discrimination ordinance or put it to a referendum submitted more than 15,000 signatures on Monday, organizer Walter Griffith said.
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Geisinger will hold two Narcan distribution events this month- one in Scranton and one in Wilkes-Barre.
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Rising temperatures — and rising tension — caused a popular Wilkes-Barre coffee shop to close early again on Wednesday. The shop’s owners have reached out to city leaders, seeking a solution or guidance in dealing with the property owner.
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On today's update to date, data center protest, PJM grid, Pa. updates its measles dashboard and a shooting in Scranton
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About a dozen people spoke on Wilkes-Barre Public Square Saturday during a day of national protests against data center developments nationwide.
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The iconic Planters NUTmobile rolled to Wilkes-Barre for the weekend. It’s making several stops throughout the city where Planters was founded 120 years ago.
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Farmers markets bring fresh produce and meat, homemade baked goods and locally-grown flowers directly to consumers. Several opened for the season across the region, including in Downtown Pittston.
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Shawn Adams, 56, was transported to an area hospital for evaluation and treatment, Luzerne County District Attorney Sanguedolce and Wilkes-Barre Police Chief Michael Boyle said in a statement released Tuesday.
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The City of Wilkes-Barre will not reschedule its Fourth of July fireworks display at Kirby Park, which was cancelled Saturday evening due to a severe thunderstorm.
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The federal government has made a definitive decision on whether to go ahead with its proposed immigration detention centers in Schuylkill and Berks counties. Congressman Dan Meuser got confirmation on Friday.