A lot of money was spent making the intersection of Broadway and Susquehanna Street (Route 209) in Jim Thorpe safer. A "walk" sign was installed.

We've only recently passed the halfway point of the summer season and already we've had numerous drownings occur.

After last week's heat wave, which caused temperature records to fall like dominoes across the nation, it's a bummer to realize that we're just sta

Carbon County has been moving forward recently on upgrades to its two-way radios to comply with a mandate from the Federal Communications Commissio

Beware of the mighty fall.

They're only kids. They sometimes lack common sense.

A little over a century ago Scranton was at the center of the thriving coal industry and had a larger population than Los Angeles.

Officials in municipalities often ponder what to do when people don't pay their utility bills, especially water, sewage, and trash collection.

This year, coal-fired power plants are generating just 36 percent of U.S. electricity, versus 44.6 percent they generated in 2011.

It's tough to spin anything good out of this administration's handling, or mishandling, of the economy.

Unfortunately, it takes a blackout like the one now affecting people throughout the Mid-Atlantic region for us to realize how vulnerable we are as

Each Fourth of July, thousands of people are injured from using consumer fireworks. According to the U.S.