Taylor News

Fragrant myrrh filled the air. The encounters with the centers of attraction were quick, but the reactions were indelible.

School districts all over our area are looking over budgets after the Governor released the state's proposed spending plan this week.

Take a look at the attached video here. Scranton police say the two in this surveillance video stole a credit card and used it at the Wal-Mart in Taylor.

The borough will receive a $100,000 grant from state gaming funds with the money going toward constructing a maintenance and restroom building at Old Forge Recreation Park, said state Rep.

A borough teenager accused of trying to kidnap a woman from Walmart earlier this month waived his preliminary hearing in the case on Monday.

This story is contributed by a member of the Treasure Coast community and is neither endorsed nor affiliated with TCPalm.com - McCarthy, Summers, Bobko, Wood, Norman, Bass & Taylor, P.A. is "teddy bear sitting" again this year.

The Fresh Ground Coffee House is a free, low-key, public event, held once a month in the Willow Grove Bible Church .

A man's intended evidence became his own undoing when he and a woman were arrested Wednesday night for recording a phone conversation between him and a neighbor on the woman's cellphone, according to Duryea police.

A Taylor man and his girlfriend attacked the man's sister after she asked them to babysit her daughters Tuesday, police said.

Borough police arrested a 17-year-old Williams Street man today for allegedly attempting to kidnap a woman in Walmart on Thursday after threatening her with a BB gun.

22, 2010, in an automobile crash on Route 11, Keyser Avenue, Scranton; Frank J. Santomauro, attorney.

Officers and board members of Nativity Social Club gather during installation ceremonies at the South Scranton club.

Heading back to work after lunch Tuesday afternoon, Scranton Police Chief Dan Duffy came across a man wanted for a November robbery and began a subtle pursuit that ended in Taylor with the help of borough Police Chief Leonard J. Mickavicz Jr.

United Way of Allegheny County announced this week a new program calledA 21 and Able at UCP/CLASS ,A an initiative that is working to create a roadmap for youth with disabilities who are transitioning out of the education and supportive services system to work.

Butch Comegys / Staff Photographer A walker and dog take a snowy stroll along the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail in South Scranton on Friday afternoon.