PLYMOUTH TWP. — A home at the top of Temperance Hill in Plymouth Township was destroyed in a fire Friday morning.

WILKES-BARRE — Christa Caceres recounted her own sexual abuse as a youngster “at the hands of a monster,” suffering “almost daily attacks.”

PLAINS TWP. — A Wilkes-Barre man recording his girlfriend giving birth refused to leave the delivery room and fought with nurses and security at Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center Thursday morning.

KINGSTON — The new Pizza Hut has opened in Kingston.

HAZLE TWP. — Scranton-based Johnson College announced big news Wednesday: The opening of its first-ever satellite campus, in Humboldt Industrial Park in Hazle Township. But two unrelated questions popped up as politicians, business leaders and college bigwigs took turns touting the development.

PITTSTON — Running enthusiasts in Northeastern Pennsylvania have a new event to look forward to at the end of the summer when the Wyoming Valley Run, a 10-mile event from Pittston to Wilkes-Barre on Sept. 3, will be presented by Allied Services.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Patrick Mahomes strolled through Arrowhead Stadium without any issues with his injured right ankle on Thursday, and the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback expects to practice fully in the next 10 days leading up to the Super Bowl.

PHILADELPHIA — Brandon Graham laughed as he recalled all the doubters who rushed him during the offseason and blurted out the same question — the main concern, really — about the state of the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback.

Berwick and Wyoming Valley West were the only Wyoming Valley Conference wrestling teams to win in the quarterfinals of the District 2 Team Duals on Wednesday. Neither, though, will be wrestling for district titles.

Hoping to stay alive in the race for a spot in the conference tournament, the King’s men’s basketball team picked up a win over another playoff hopeful, beating Misericordia 74-64 on Wednesday night at Scandlon Gymnasium.