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Carbondale police charge chief's brother with fleeing, endangering the welfare of his two young sons
A Honesdale father was arrested Monday after leading Carbondale police on a high-speed chase down Route 6 on Sunday with his two young sons in the car, police said.
Taylor councilman charged with DUI; BAC was 0.29 percent
Borough Councilman George Kofira's blood alcohol content was 0.29, Chief Leonard J. Mickavicz Jr.
Stalled demolitions of ramshackle homes in Scranton getting back on track
The razing of 13 ramshackle homes throughout Scranton, which became delayed after the city controller rejected the low bid for the project, is getting back on track with new bids scheduled to be opened Tuesday.
Police On Scene Of Shooting Investigation In Old Forge
Police are on the scene of a shooting in Lackawanna County. The Lackawanna County Communication Center says it happened in Old Forge around 9:30pm Saturday at 121 West Grace Street.
New Memorial Taking Shape in Taylor
A new memorial is taking shape in Lackawanna County. The monument to honor veterans in the borough of Taylor won't be ready for this memorial day.
Williamsport Needs Citizens' Help to Solve Arsons
Nearly a dozen arsons are under investigation in Williamsport. Monday night the community came together to create a plan to stop it.
Grief-Stricken School Community Mourns Inspirational Teen
Taylor, Lackawanna County -- Heavy-hearted students arrived Monday morning at Riverside Junior Senior High School in Taylor.
Bear roaming Scranton Saturday night
Calls about the bear began around 8:30 p.m., according to 911 dispatchers. The bear was seen on Ferdinand Street, near Tripp Park, on Euclid Avenue.
His courageous battle against cancer earned him national attention. The young man who had thousand of people chanting, Keep Fighting Gary, has died.
Part of Busy Bridge Demolished in Taylor
There is major progress to report tonight on a bridge replacement project in Lackawanna County.
Taylor councilman arrested for suspicion of DUI
Borough police are awaiting the results of a blood-alcohol content test taken on borough Councilman George Kofira last weekend after an officer pulled his vehicle over.
From the Producer Pod: May 18 2012
Hi It's Jayne Ann Bugda from the "Producer Pod" Here's what we are working for Eyewitness News for Friday, May 18, 2012.
School directors: It's state's problem
School districts are facing a financial crisis, which is caused by the state and must be solved by the state, area educators said Thursday night.
Police: Drive-up ATM robbery thwarted by quick-thinking victim in Taylor
With a knife pressed to the back of his neck and an unknown man demanding his money at a drive-up ATM on South Main Street late Tuesday, a would-be robbery victim "floored" his gas pedal, dragging his assailant down the street before he fled, police said.
Police in Lackawanna County are looking for a robber who was dragged by a car driven by the man he was trying to hold up.
Lackawanna River Heritage Trail gains ground from Scranton to Taylor
Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority breaks ground for a portion of the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail from West Elm Street in Scranton to Taylor.
New USPS plan would keep rural post offices open
All but one of the 15 post offices in Northeast Pennsylvania that were identified for possible closing last summer would stay open with reduced retail window operating hours under a new U.S. Postal Service plan.
Social media is exploding with support for a high school senior in Lackawanna County in a fierce battle with cancer.
Man charged after picking up, throwing 21-year-old daughter
Borough police arrested a Jefferson Street man Friday morning after he allegedly picked up and threw his 21-year-old daughter.