Jim Lockwood

SCRANTON — With a merger underway, Lackawanna College looks to sell its six-story building at 401 Adams Ave. at Mulberry Street downtown because renovating it has become prohibitively expensive, officials

A Penn State trustee claiming he is under “retaliatory” investigation by the university for seeking transparency is suing PSU to pay his legal fees and indemnify him, according to the

SCRANTON — The city on Monday marked the one-year anniversary of the severe flash flooding of Sept. 9, 2023, that killed two Lackawanna County residents in South Abington Twp. and

SCRANTON — A sewer line bypass and repair project in Green Ridge that began over a month ago will take another month to complete, according to Pennsylvania American Water.

SCRANTON — A project to replace the Green Ridge Street bridge over the Lackawanna River is delayed because an initial design for a temporary vehicle and pedestrian bridge to get

Lehigh Valley Health Network reached a proposed $65 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit over data breaches of medical records of 134,000 patients.

SCRANTON — A lawsuit against Penn State by a trustee centers on whether he or PSU will end up paying his mounting legal defense bills already topping $140,000 in two

SCRANTON — In 1943, the city acquired a chunk of land in Pine Brook but it came with strings attached: a deed restriction requiring it could only be used for

SCRANTON — The city intends to seek a state grant to defray the cost of tools, equipment and technology for an “innovation hub/maker space” in the new Weiss Hall under

SCRANTON — Council members and some residents largely panned a new analysis of causes and potential solutions to violent crime in the city as vague and too costly.