1.75-million-square-foot warehouse planned for a lot on former Bethlehem Steel property might be largest in the Lehigh Valley when it's complete.
Bethlehem Councilman J. William Reynolds kicks off mayoral campaign on steps of his home, says making city neighborhoods appealing to middle-class families is most important.
The Bethlehem Area School Board is expected to decide in February whether it wants to build a new Nitschmann Middle School or renovate the 90-year-old building a third time.
J. William Reynolds says on Facebook that he will announce run for mayor on Tuesday. Campaign website already up and running.
Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem saw a 7.6 percent increase in slots revenue for the year, while casinos across the state increased revenue by 2.7 percent.
Frank Lautenberg, Chris Smith and other New Jersey-area congressman rip Congressional leadership for failing to pass the bill
Our polarized country could learn from 'Les Miserables.'
State Sen. Lisa Boscola will remain Democratic chairwoman of Consumer Protection Committee.
After a lawsuit over suburban taxes slowed the Phantoms Hockey Arena project in 2012, the construction is back on for a 2014 opening.
U.S. Sen. Bob Casey has change of heart, backs ban, as does Representative-Elect Cartwright.
Four Bethlehem Police officers were promoted during ceremony at Town Hall last week.
Pennsylvania 529 Guaranteed Savings Plan allows families to put away money tax free for a child's college tuition.
Drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike will have to pay higher tolls in 2013
In final meeting of 2012, Bethlehem City Council votes 6-1 in favor of a $71 million budget and a 7 percent real estate tax hike.
After 20 hours of budget hearings and weeks of deliberations, City Council is expected to cast its final budget vote at tonight's meeting at 7.
Bethlehem Mayor John Callahan signs letter from more than 750 mayors urging president to take immediate steps to stop gun violence in wake of Connecticut shootings.
All rights – including the Second Amendment – come with caveats.
The National Rifle Association will hold a "major" news conference Friday as it promises to offer "meaningful contributions" to make sure a tragedy like the Sandy Hook school mass shooting doesn't happen again
A one-year bridge replacement project in Lehigh Township will begin Dec. 26.
An economic consulting group has ranked Lehigh County number seven on a top 10 list of communities recommended for investment.
With garbage collection issue settled, Bethlehem City Council votes to increase real estate taxes by 7 percent; rejects mayor's proposal to cut their health benefits.
Cameron C. Blake, 18, of Bethlehem admitted that he robbed a man at gunpoint then forced him to withdraw $200 more from an ATM.
Looking for a job? These businesses in the Bethlehem area are hiring.
Bethlehem Police issue 20 tickets on Route 378 on the afternoon of Dec. 11 with the top speeder going 86.2 mph.
Sands Bethlehem Event Center 'happy' with changes to Mayor Callahan's amusement tax proposal.
The Census Bureau predicts that the U.S. will become a plurality nation, where the non-Hispanic white population remains the largest single group, but no group is in the majority
A Bethlehem man was shot and seriously injured at the Comfort Inn in Bethlehem Township, police say.
Unemployed Bethlehem construction worker allegedly choked his pregnant girlfriend when she told him he needed a job.
David Bermudez, who faces charges for allegedly bitting off his ex-girlfriend's earlobe and assaulting her son, will head to trial after waiving preliminary hearings.
A Bethlehem resident found methamphetamine gas generators on the West Side. Police caution the public not to touch such finds.
More than 20,000 petitioners want the United States to start building a "Death Star" space superiority platform and weapons system
Charges against Michael Lindgren in the death of his 77-year-old mother are bound over for court at a preliminary hearing.
Bail is denied for Allentown man charged with homicide in death of Yolanda Morales.
Bethlehem Police say residential and commercial alarm system registrations should be renewed by Dec. 31; later renewals are subject to $25 penalty.
This is scheduled to be last week of curbside leaf collection in Bethlehem. North and SouthSide neighborhoods targeted.
Mother of Juanya Spady alleges that school officials failed to act quickly enough to save the life of her 16-year-old son in December 2010.
An aging population plus young people who aren’t buying single-family homes in suburbs could change the face of the Lehigh Valley.
City employees ordinarily tasked with decorating city streets for the holidays had to be diverted for weeks after the storm. Decorations should be fully deployed by the end of the week.
Bethlehem leaf collection continues in the Northeast, North and West sides this week.
A Michigan mom wants to be let off the hook for her dead son's student loans and a nationwide petition drive is under way to support her