Frank Lesnefsky

After five months, five hearings and more than a dozen hours of testimony, the Stop Archbald Data Centers movement took the stage Monday at the Valley View High School auditorium.

Hundreds of residents started their week at a hearing to oppose data centers in Archbald, and Archbald residents will end their week with a community day to raise money for their legal defense against the industry

Two Midvalley businessmen want to transform over 100 acres of undeveloped land into housing and greenspace above the former, now-remediated Marjol Battery site in Throop.

Data centers are generating new concerns after the federal government granted emergency authorization for the resource-intensive facilities to fire up their backup power to avoid residential outages and keep air conditioners running across 13 states during recent sweltering weather.

Data centers are raising new concerns after the federal government granted emergency OKs for them to use their backup generators to avoid residential outages during recent sweltering weather.

Breaker Street Associates LLC and Sunnyside Road Associates LLC turned to the Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas with consecutive filings June 18 regarding plans for a combined seven data centers, including one for which Jessup Borough Council conditionally approved preliminary plans in June.

Wildcat Ridge Data Center Campus’s 588 generators will significantly impact the health, safety and welfare of residents, the borough’s sound expert testified Monday.

Data centers could rely on arrays of massive generators to avoid power outages across Pennsylvania and a dozen other states during this week's heat wave.

An advertising campaign for what could become Archbald's seventh proposed data center project arrived in borough mailboxes Thursday.

Archbald residents have legal standing to challenge the validity of the town's data center zoning ordinance, despite living more than 600 feet from any proposed sites, a Lackawanna County judge ruled Friday.