Will anyone be charged in Bethlehem Five 10 Flats fire? Officials have decided
The fire at Five10 Flats in the 500 block of East Third Street displaced more than 100 residents and closed the entire structure for several months.
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Here are the notable Lehigh Valley people who died in 2025
Some were public leaders; others were stalwarts in business, education, medicine, religion and other areas. The year’s list also included a world-renowned broadcast journalist, a Morning Call photographer and reporter,...
Lehigh Valley resident claims bank’s fraud allegation ruined her auto-sales business
Tianna Williams thought she had turned around her financial life. But the Lehigh Valley resident claims a bank’s fraud allegation ruined her business
Allentown man will serve up to 10 years in 2022 crash that killed pedestrian, 77
An Allentown man who authorities said was high on alcohol and drugs will serve up to 10 years in prison for a 2022 crash that killed a pedestrian, the Lehigh...
Changes are coming to Beltzville Lake. Here’s how to see them and weigh in
The Army Corps of Engineers will share details on a master plan draft revision for Beltzville Lake during an open house early next year.
Former Bethlehem school officer sentenced for sexually assaulting student, taking upskirt video
Alestas was charged in May 2024 after Bethlehem Area School District, where he worked as a school resource officer at East Hills Middle School, told Bethlehem police about incidents with...
Bethlehem keeps taxes level for 2026, despite efforts at an increase to fund more firefighters
Bethlehem residents will see no hike in property taxes under a $112 million 2026 budget. But some council members would prefer a tax hike to pay for more fire protection.
What’s next after massive warehouse rejected at former Lehigh Valley industrial site
An attorney representing a developer that wants to build a massive warehouse at the former Pfizer Pigments property in Easton and Wilson plans to appeal last week’s city planning commission...
Once a family home and nature setting, it will become the Lehigh Valley’s newest park. Find out where.
The county intends to keep the house and turn the area into a spot for people to enjoy fishing, passive recreation and environmental education.
‘This is a huge win’: Court ruling halts Bethlehem Landfill expansion plan
A Northampton County judge's decision on a controversial expansion of the Bethlehem Landfill puts, for now, a halt to that plan, according to a lawyer representing opposing residents.