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PA Anti-Texting Law Now in Effect
Sending, writing, or reading a text message while driving in Pennsylvania is now expressly forbidden.
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Schuylkill County Man Killed in ATV Accident
A Schuylkill County man was killed when he flipped his ATV on a dirt road in Wayne Township. The 4-year-old passenger was not injured.
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Board Exces Take Raises Amid Spike in Recession, Deflect Questions
Part One of Two: Executive staff of the Luzerne / Schuylkill County Workforce Investment Board accepted sizeable pay raises as unemployment rates stagnated at nine...
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Pocono Mountain Schools Could Cut 295 Jobs
The staggering numbers are in. Pocono Mountain School Board officials say 295 staff and teacher positions could be eliminated if three schools were to close...
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New Nickname for Local Team: Empire State Yankees
The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees will be called by a new name this coming season, the Empire State Yankees.
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'Cash Mob' Invades Scranton Business
A new trend called a "cash mob" is taking over businesses in Lackawanna County.
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Bob Bolus Found Guilty of Insurance Fraud
The verdict is guilty in the insurance fraud trial of a well-known businessman in Lackawanna County.
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Scranton Police Train for Emergency Situations
Scranton police officers are in the middle of training in order to prepare for any real-life emergencies.
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Snow Days Vs. Flood Days
It's the first time in a long time that most Luzerne County schools have gone through mid March without even a snow day in sight. But Mother...
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State Police Fire Marshal Says Deadly Fire Cause Is Undetermined
A State Police Fire Marshal says the damage at a Wilkes-Barre home was so intense he cannot determine the cause of the fire that killed...
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Police on Alert after Attempted Child Abductions in Central PA
Six attempted child abductions in three months...police say it's a number that's just too high to overlook.
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Church Volunteers Help Flood Victims in Central PA
They've dedicated this week to rebuilding homes and lives here in Lycoming County.
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Theft Investigation Underway At Luzerne County Community College
Nanticoke Police and The District Attorney's Office are investigating possible theft of money at Luzerne County Community College.
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Turnpike Moves Forward with Cashless Tolls
There may soon be a new way to pay your tolls when traveling on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Officials say they've taken yet another step towards all electronic...
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Killer to blame for as many as 20 slayings?

Authorities all along had the DNA evidence to link a convicted triple-murderer to three additional murders from 1979, and they say he could have been responsible for as many as 20 slayings.
Cops, amateur sleuths find relatives of reclusive twins
It took 11 days and the help of dozens of strangers, but police, with the help of amateur sleuths, have located family members of the reclusive twin sisters who were found dead in their California home last month.
Dramatic shootout outside Tulsa courthouse

A 23-year-old man was arrested Wednesday after he opened fire outside the Tulsa County Courthouse, police said.
Quake catastrophe like Japan's could hit Pacific Northwest

A massive earthquake like the one that unleashed a giant tsunami and killed nearly 16,000 people in Japan a year ago not only could happen here in the U.S., but probably will — and relatively soon in terms of seismological history.
Thieves steal runner's prosthetic foot, cops say
YELM, Wash. -- A theft in Yelm, Wash. has robbed a man of a possession he relies on: his prosthetic running foot.
'Lost' phone project shows human nature’s dark side
What would you do if you found a smartphone on the subway or at a coffee shop? If you're like most Americans, you'd rummage through the phone looking for photos, emails and even private banking information.
New mayor can't legally enter City Hall
A man facing extortion charges involving a stripper, and who is forbidden from entering City Hall, has been elected mayor of Sunland Park, New Mexico
'Collar bomb' case: Investment banker pleads guilty
An Australian investment banker pleaded guilty Thursday to chaining a fake bomb to a young woman's neck in a bizarre extortion bid, before fleeing to the United States.
When the Internet and school violence fears collide
"He'd be the type to bring a gun to school." These words – or something close – were allegedly uttered by a female student in a high school last Friday in Girard, Pa., about one hour's drive from Chardon, Ohio, where a shooting killed three students.
Election, economy spark explosive growth of militias

The election of President Barack Obama in 2008 triggered an explosion in the number of militias and so-called patriot groups in the United States, the Southern Poverty Law Center reported in its annual tally of such anti-government organizations.

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