Archbald's council just voted 7–0 against one of the largest data center campuses ever proposed in Lackawanna County, after nine hearings and a lot of residents reading the fine print. Here is what that fight teaches about trust, and seven practical ways to tell whether an injury lawyer actually deserves yours.

Hurt in an accident 12 to 18 months ago and never called a lawyer? In Pennsylvania, you likely still have time to file. Here’s what you need to know, and why all you need to do is call.

Hurt in an accident 12 to 18 months ago and never called a lawyer? In Pennsylvania, you likely still have time to file. Here’s what you need to know, and why all you need to do is call.

A data center looks quiet from the road. But a hyperscale campus draws heavily on a community’s water, power, land, air and roads. Here is what these facilities actually use, and what it can cost the people who live next door.

It usually starts with a number.

A billion dollars of investment. Millions in new tax revenue. A few hundred construction jobs. The pitch arrives polished, with renderings and a developer's representative who speaks well at the podium. And to a borough balancing a tight budget, it can sound like the answer to a lot of problems at once…

Occasionally someone is served past the point of being able to drive, gets in a car, and injures somebody. When that happens, Pennsylvania law recognizes that the driver may not be the only party responsible.

Every fall, the same thing happens on the roads around here. The deer start moving, the evenings get darker earlier, and the calls start.

Buses are back on the road across Luzerne County this week, and with them comes the one traffic rule that otherwise careful drivers manage to get wrong every single year.

If you ride in Northeastern Pennsylvania, you already know the feeling of the first warm, dry weekend — the whole valley seems to come out at once. Summer is the best riding of the year here.

It all begins with an idea.