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Summer camp caters to children with traumatic brain injuries 22.06.2026

Camp Cranium is a camp for children with traumatic brain injuries. The week-long camp offers community, support and fun for the campers, encouraging independence and building their confidence every June.

Commonwealth Concert series comes to Kirby Park this weekend 19.06.2026

The Luzerne County Transportation Authority unveiled two newly decorated buses that will help carry crowds to this weekend's Commonwealth Concert Series performance at Kirby Park. The concert is part of America250PA’s celebrations of the country’s semiquincentennial.

Union Pacific Big Boy has big economic impact 18.06.2026

Union Pacific’s Big Boy has already drawn thousands of hardcore and casual railfans to Steamtown National Historic Site this week to see the massive locomotive side-by-side with one of its former workmates. With those throngs of spectators comes a big windfall for the region’s economy.

Wilkes University names next leader 17.06.2026

The president of a college in Kentucky will become the next president of Wilkes University.

Historic steam engine draws thousands to Scranton 16.06.2026

Union Pacific’s Big Boy 4014 locomotive arrived in Northeast Pennsylvania over the weekend, and Monday began public viewing days in Scranton for one of the most powerful steam engines ever built. Officials estimate that 30,000 people stopped by the Steamtown National Historic Site for the first day.

Big Boy 4014 arrives in Scranton for reunion exhibition 15.06.2026

Steamtown National Historic site will host a two-day reunion of two historic Big Boy railroad engines starting this morning. The city is expecting thousands of visitors for the event.

What to expect as Big Boy steams toward NEPA 12.06.2026

The world's largest operating steam locomotive is scheduled to arrive in Northeastern Pennsylvania this weekend. The Big Boy is expected to bring crowds and a boost for the local economy.

Steamtown Marathon registrations rising, NEPA running community growing 11.06.2026

Local training programs help runners accomplish their goals, big and small. As runners begin training for the Steamtown Marathon in October, they share why they love the sport amid a rise in registrations for the race.

ICE detainee who spoke out about conditions punished, transferred 10.06.2026

An ICE detainee says he was put in solitary confinement and transferred out of state in retaliation for speaking out about conditions. The alleged retaliation came after a protest at Pennsylvania’s Moshannon Valley Processing Center, ICE’s largest immigrant detention facility in the northeast United States.

Arc program helps adults with disabilities shine on stage 09.06.2026

The Arc Angels program will present “Not Just Another Mermaid Tale,” which is based loosely on “The Little Mermaid,” on Thursday, June 11 at 6:30 p.m. at the Lackawanna College theater.

Bresnahan promises to fight 'shortsighted' Medicaid rules 08.06.2026

U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan said Friday he plans to fight proposed federal Medicaid rules that advocates say may jeopardize treatment for cancer, HIV and other serious illnesses.

West Scranton High School dedicates memorial for classmates gone 'too soon' 05.06.2026

Students at West Scranton High School now have a place to grieve classmates gone too soon, like Rose Hernandez, who would have graduated this year.

State downgrades Wayne County child protection agency's license 04.06.2026

The state Department of Human Services downgraded the Wayne County Children & Youth Services agency's license after finding many record-keeping deficiencies including some related to a child's death. And learn more about a street medicine mobile clinic in Scranton.

Health officials urge prevention during tick spike 03.06.2026

For most of the country, weekly emergency visits for tick bites are at the highest rates for this time of year since 2017, according to the CDC.That’s also true for Pennsylvania.

Gov. candidate Garritty calls for 'pause' on data center development 02.06.2026

Stacy Garrity – the republican candidate for governor – reiterated her call for a pause on data center development while in Wilkes-Barre Twp. on Monday. Garrity, who is currently the state treasurer, hosted a roundtable discussion on the industry with local elected and appointed officials.

Street medicine clinic serves Scranton patients 01.06.2026

The Wright Center started a mobile street medicine clinic in January. The Driving Better Health van meets patients where they are on Monday and Friday mornings.

Mine cleanup legislation introduced 29.05.2026

Pittsburgh-area congressional representatives Summer Lee and Chris Deluzio say mine operators must do more to help communities dig out of problems left behind when mines close.

Shapiro meets Archbald residents, announces finalized data center development standards 28.05.2026

Governor Josh Shapiro heard from residents in Archbald who are worried about the cumulative impacts of data center campuses planned for their community. He visited the borough Wednesday, after releasing final standards for the data center industry to follow in order to get state support.

U.S. Secretary of Ag signs disaster declaration for Pa. farmers during NEPA visit 27.05.2026

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins signed an emergency declaration for Pennsylvania farmers Tuesday. The declaration will help farmers who lost crops during freezing weather in April.

New community garden springs up in Kingston 26.05.2026

A new nonprofit has transformed an empty lot in Luzerne County into a community garden.

Story of WWII love, postwar loss told in new book about Nanticoke family's treasured letters 25.05.2026

Today on Up to Date, a story about war, love and loss; sunscreen updates and funding for transportation alternative projects.

Lackawanna County restaurants offer Dementia Friendly Dining 22.05.2026

Age Friendly Lackawanna’s Dementia Friendly Dining initiative includes three area restaurants: A Little Pizza Heaven in Scranton, Taylor Deli and Pasquale’s in Archbald. The restaurants support customers who may have dementia, as well as their caregivers.

Williamsport voters approve Home Rule study - what comes next? 21.05.2026

Williamsport voters on Tuesday approved a ballot question to form a commission to study the city’s form of government.

Primary Election results for Pa. state house, senate 20.05.2026

Sen. Lisa Baker easily defeated challenger Tyler Meyers to win the 20th Senate District Republican nomination and Sen. Marty Flynn did the same to Jeffrey Lake to win the 22nd Senate District Democratic nomination in Tuesday's primary.

What to expect on Primary Election Day in NEPA 19.05.2026

Polls are open until 8 p.m. for the primary election in Pennsylvania. In Northeast Pa., voters can expect an unusual election with challenges to three incumbent state legislators on the ballot.

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