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Coterra Energy, Inc. is being cleared by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to resume gas production in Dimock.

Residents in a rural Pa. community that has been battling contaminated water issues for years will have a new water supply and water bills paid for 75 years.

A gas driller is to appear in Susquehanna Court on felony charges over allegations it polluted a small Susquehanna County community's drinking water.

A new water line is reportedly going to be installed to deliver a clean, reliable drinking water supply to Dimock for the first time in 14 years.

Pennsylvania State Police say after more than a decade of being a presence in Northeastern Pa., gas drillers are still being targeted by criminals.

The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office says it might seek removal of a judge expected to preside over a case involving Dimock residents and Cabot Oil & Gas.

Kopernik Observatory and Science Center is exploring the effect of "Fracking" on earthquake activity in the region.

Northeast Pennsylvania is more than a geographic location, in many ways, it's a whole 'nother world, a world locals proudly call "NEPa."

Representatives of New York, Pennsylvania and two other states have voted in favor of a ban on high-volume hydraulic fracking in the Delaware River Basin Commission.

The Delaware River Basin Commission says it will vote on a permanent fracking ban at a public meeting over ZOOM on February 25.