BERWICK -- A man faces theft charges here after he allegedly stole window frames and screens from Don Cleary's Lock and...
BERWICK -- A Berwick man shoved another man for talking to his ex-girlfriend, court papers say.
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Among those announced was Newswatch 16's own Steve Lloyd.
The Hoedown of Hope in Lackawanna County raised funds for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society with country-themed activities and a thrilling hobby horse race.
ARCHBALD, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Some Lackawanna County residents are taking their fight to another level to prevent data centers from locating near their homes. One resident started a petition on Sunday afternoon to give to their council, and many others showed up to sign it.
More than three dozen people showed up to David P. Masylar Memorial Park here in Archbald on Sunday afternoon to show their support of adding to the proposal that failed at Friday's meeting.
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Scranton police say a man is in custody after shots were fired early Saturday morning.
Investigators arrested 37-year-old Darwin Gudiel-Grijalva of Illinois. They say he fired several shots after an argument outside a bar, then drove off.
Driven to Duty car show kicks off in Scranton
Nobody was hurt. Police say they found the spent shell casings on Hickory Street.
Dickson city police found Guidel-Grijalva at a nearby hotel and took him into custody. He now faces felony charges.
The Buddy Walk in Lackawanna County celebrated Down Syndrome awareness month. Newswatch 16's Jon Myers was the emcee for the event.
SOUTH CENTRE TOWNSHIP, COLUMBIA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A Bloomsburg area community is in mourning. The search for a seven-year-old boy with autism ended on Sunday with the discovery of his body. While his disappearance and death brought the community to its knees, it also revealed their unwavering strength.
Under the glow of hundreds of candles, families, friends, and neighbors gathered at Central Columbia Elementary School, united in sorrow and support.
Pennsylvania activists, nurses, and healthcare workers urged lawmakers to protect health coverage during a Scranton City Hall vigil amid the government shutdown.
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