Scranton Police Embrace AI, Tech for Safer, Smarter Patrol Vehicles
Scranton Police’s new AI-equipped patrol cars enhance public safety with synced lights, body cams, and real-time data.
March 30, 2025
Scranton Police’s new AI-equipped patrol cars enhance public safety with synced lights, body cams, and real-time data.
U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan supports a Scranton-NYC passenger train, boosting NE Pennsylvania’s economy and tourism.
Morale is low at Tobyhanna Army Depot, with job security fears as federal cuts loom, affecting 3,000 employees.
Lackawanna Commissioner Gaughan backs Dunmore Mayor Conway for the board, aiming to fill McGloin’s vacant seat.
Nurses at Geisinger’s Luzerne County facilities began a five-day strike, protesting for better wages and conditions.
Paving could restrict traffic to Montage Mountain this summer. A $3.5M contract was awarded for road improvements.
Leah Pryor climbed the rock wall, applying her STEM lessons to calculate friction and center of gravity.
Scranton High students felt fortunate in D.C. despite an altered inauguration plan, meeting several key legislators.
Sofia Gutierrez became a CNA through Allied Services, which pays for training and offers full tuition for further education.
Residents in 11 counties will face higher property taxes in 2025. Monroe County sees the highest increase at 37%.
Frank’s Place hires people with disabilities, offering equal pay and fostering community integration and confidence.
Mary McAleese, former Irish President, visited Misericordia University for its 100th anniversary, receiving an honorary degree.
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