Edwardsville Woman Pleads Guilty to Murders in Wilkes-Barre Torture Case
An Edwardsville woman pleaded guilty to two murders in a Wilkes-Barre torture case, facing life without parole.
April 9, 2026
An Edwardsville woman pleaded guilty to two murders in a Wilkes-Barre torture case, facing life without parole.
Lady A and En Vogue to perform in Wilkes-Barre as part of a free concert series celebrating America’s 250th birthday.
Lehigh County considers joining a regional youth detention center, with a final vote on the 20-year agreement due April 22.
Parents often lack awareness of free preschool and support services. Events in Lackawanna aim to bridge this gap.
End Citizens United releases a list of corrupt lawmakers in Washington, highlighting 16 reps and 3 senators.
Monroe County animal rehab center seeks homes for 300 rescued pigeons from a Wilkes-Barre hoarding case.
Pennsylvania’s top court refused to hear Justin Schuback’s appeal in the Robert Baron murder case; he serves life.
Endless Mountains’ National Heritage Area designation aims to boost tourism and highlight its rich history and beauty.
Scranton City Council proposes ordinances to ban kratom sales/possession, citing rising addiction concerns.
Ryan Camaratta, a 31-year-old former addict, returns to Catholicism, joining many others in the Diocese of Scranton.
Reading begins with childhood books. For expert kid book recommendations, we asked Teresa Luvender’s kindergarten class.
Cadets at Lackawanna College’s Police Academy will gain practical experience through ride-alongs with Scranton Police.
