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Sinkhole shuts down part of North Main Avenue in Scranton
North Main Avenue will be closed between Green Ridge Street and Clearview Street from 7 a.m. Thursday through Friday evening, as crews repair the sinkhole.
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Senators approve withholding their own pay during government shutdowns
The bipartisan support for the measure comes at a time when federal closures have become longer and more frequent, frustrating lawmakers.
WNEP Thu, May 14 [totalcount]
US Border Patrol chief Michael Banks is resigning, in latest DHS leadership change
Michael Banks' decision is the latest leadership shake-up of officials implementing President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown.
WNEP Thu, May 14 [totalcount]
Brewery finds new home at former Train Station restaurant
Good Neighbor Craft House has found a new home in Castanea Township.
WNEP Thu, May 14 [totalcount]
Man accused in infant's death in Monroe County acquitted of homicide charges
Michael Yard was acquitted of homicide charges but found guilty of aggravated assault for the 2021 death of his infant.
WNEP Thu, May 14 [totalcount]
Princeton ends 133-year no-proctor exam tradition amid AI cheating concerns
Faculty said modern cheating concerns and anonymous reports pushed the Ivy League school to rethink is longtime testing system.
WNEP Thu, May 14 [totalcount]
Man accused of trying to run over man during fight in Clinton County
Jason Mikitko faces attempted homicide, aggravated assault, attempted homicide by vehicle, and other charges.
WNEP Thu, May 14 [totalcount]
What's in your medicine cabinet could be costing you more than it should
From kratom to cold medicine, here's what health experts and pharmacists want you to know before your next health decision.
WNEP Thu, May 14 [totalcount]
Florida halts sloth imports amid investigation into 'Sloth World' deaths
The FWC has suspended the importation of sloths for 60 days while lawmakers push for a criminal probe into the "Sloth World" operators.
WNEP Thu, May 14 [totalcount]
FWC reports 31 imported sloths died at the wildlife facility in Orlando before the business opens to the public
A Florida Fish and Wildlife report reveals claims that 31 sloths died after being imported to an Orlando facility from South America.
WNEP Thu, May 14 [totalcount]