Judge to Hear Luzerne County Railroad Sale Dispute Amid Legal Battle
A federal judge will hear evidence on whether Luzerne County can sell its railroad tracks despite a higher bid.
October 5, 2026
A federal judge will hear evidence on whether Luzerne County can sell its railroad tracks despite a higher bid.
Gina Svoboda sees grocery costs soar, echoing broader economic concerns. “How could people live on that?” she asks.
The Great Detectives” at Hazleton’s PTPA showcases adapted one-acts from Poe, Doyle, and Christie this weekend.
UGI Utilities’ rates rise nearly 6% for natural gas, impacting 700,000 customers. New rates effective through 2029.
Annie McIntyre, 16, donated 60 backpacks filled with school supplies to Lackawanna County students, spreading kindness.
Pennsylvania law now mandates 30 minutes of daily recess for K-5, fostering exercise and social skills statewide.
The 12th annual Scranton Fringe Festival kicks off today with over 40 arts performances at nearly 20 venues.
Creekside Gardens’ annual Pumpkin Walk in Tunkhannock runs until Nov. 1, featuring pumpkins and activities.
A Wilkes-Barre man, John Jackson, pleaded guilty to stealing a flag from a Luzerne County Courthouse display in August.
Join the live audience at WVIA for “Keystone Edition: Battleground Pennsylvania” on Sept. 30. Free tickets here.
As summer transitions to fall, Pennsylvania’s diverse forests showcase vibrant foliage, offering a spectacular autumn display.
Chris Boland shares his recovery journey from alcohol addiction, highlighting the importance of seeking help and support.
