Lackawanna County Debates Policy on ICE Cooperation and Immigration Status
Gaughan seeks to limit Lackawanna County’s cooperation with ICE, facing legal and political challenges over his proposal.
March 5, 2026
Gaughan seeks to limit Lackawanna County’s cooperation with ICE, facing legal and political challenges over his proposal.
St. Patrick’s parades highlight Irish heritage in the U.S. Northeast, with notable events in Pittston and Scranton.
Lackawanna County Commissioner Bill Gaughan’s proposed Protect Our Neighbors Act sparks debate over ICE policy.
Jon and Diane Wasp founded NextGen Counseling to support youth with mental health and addiction issues in Dickson City.
Penn Forest Twp. approved a zoning amendment regulating data centers, aiming to balance lawful use and community concerns.
Developers plan to revitalize Lycoming Valley with a Bass Pro Shops, Wawa, and Hilton hotel, boosting tourism.
Planning for a Scranton to NYC passenger train continues, with a potential start no sooner than 2029 amid funding boosts.
Fierce, funny, and loved, La’Nyiah “Lala” Clark’s memory lives on. Hundreds gathered in Wilkes-Barre to honor her.
Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation is split on U.S.-Israeli air strikes on Iran, with Sen. Fetterman praising them.
Penn Forest Twp. considers rezoning for data centers despite residents’ concerns about suitability and environmental impact.
Investigators ID remains of missing Wilkes-Barre teen, La’Niyah Clark, arresting her aunt for interfering with custody.
Tenor Health CEO Radha Savitala thanked federal officials for support in Scranton takeover; much work remains.
