2020
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Penn State still staying clear of virus despite outbreak this week at Michigan
For the second time this season, Penn State s most recent opponent is dealing with a serious COVID-19 outbreak. But as of Wednesday evening, the Nittany Lions have managed to stay clear of a similar c
Trump makes more baseless election claims
WASHINGTON Increasingly detached from reality, President Donald Trump stood before a White House lectern and delivered a 46-minute diatribe against the election results that produced a win for Democ
MAC announces winter sports plan: Basketball could start in February
King s, Wilkes and Misericordia still have a chance to play winter sports this school year.
P.M. Update: Wednesday, Dec. 2
Kevin Carroll is back with today s P.M. Update. We re looking at changes made by Wilkes-Barre and Kingston to keep employees and the public safe as COVID-19 cases rise, as well as the battle between W
WNEP’s Ryan’s Run raises more than $275, 000 for Allied Services
Allied Services proudly announced the outcome of its 11th annual charity campaign. WNEP s Ryan s Run raised a total $275,634 for Allied Services in 2020. This comes during a year when the TCS New York
Ramesh Ponnuru: Democrats’ new agenda is to aid the affluent
As Joe Biden prepares to take office as president, the Democratic Party is pushing for an economic agenda that reflects the priorities of its new coalition: one that has more college degrees, and high
Rooting for change: Turnips instead of potatoes
If you are a meat and potatoes kind of person, give some consideration to the humble turnip. I found this recipe years ago after one of the hard-working local growers at the Wilkes-Barre Farmers Marke
Quiet Valley plans a quieter Christmas this year
Christmas at Quiet Valley will be quieter than usual this holiday season.
County COVID-19 cases top 10,000 with 212 new confirmed; 9 more deaths
WILKES-BARRE The Department of Health reported Wednesday that there were 212 new cases of COVID-19 in Luzerne County and nine new deaths.
‘They fight for what they love’
Earlier this semester, members of the Patriotic Club at Holy Redeemer High School in Wilkes-Barre looked for a way to show area veterans they re thankful for the sacrifices the military men and women