Missing Teen Located, Returned Home

15-year-old Kristopher Parker had been missing since Wednesday afternoon.

Mayors Rally for Tougher Gun Laws

Fountain Hill Mayor Jose Rosado, Bethlehem mayoral candidate J. William Reynolds and other supporters of Mayors Against Illegal Guns rally on 'National Day to Demand Action.'

Trout Fishing Season Starts Saturday

Regional trout fishing season begins March 30. Here are some things you should know to prepare for the trout season in Bethlehem.

Good Friday: What's Open, What's Closed

Many local government offices are closed for the Christian calendar's holiest day of the year.

8 Chickens, 3 Dogs, 2 Iguanas Are Too Much, Police Say

Police say SouthSide man also had 4 birds—more than the maximum number of animals allowed inside a home.

Bethlehem Hurt By Sequester Cuts, Officials Say

School board president says cuts to education could mean layoffs, higher school taxes and less services for economically disadvantaged children.

Bethlehem Man Charged with Raping Woman High on Drugs

East Hills man at first denied the attack on a woman, but confessed after he failed a lie detector test on Tuesday, court papers say.

Mom, 26, High on Heroin Robbed 7-Eleven, Gets 2-4 Years in Jail

Joanna Scandlen told police she was high on heroin and financially desperate when she robbed a gas station and a 7-Eleven in September.

Sign Up for Officer Robert Lasso 5K Run

The second annual Robert Lasso Memorial 5K Run will be held on April 20.

SouthSide Library Branch Reopens After Renovations

3-month renovation project added technical upgrades, fresh furniture and a new coat of paint.

Local Red Cross Chapter Picks New Executive

Peter Brown of Zionsville, a longtime volunteer with 29 years of experience in banking, is new CEO of American Red Cross Northeast Pennsylvania Chapter.

SouthSide Man Exposed Himself at Wawa, Police Say

Frederick Cruz-Hernandez, once convicted of peeping at Lehigh University co-eds, is accused of exposing himself to a woman in convenience store parking lot.

Urine-Controlled Video Games Installed at Coca-Cola Park

Home of IronPigs will be the first venue in North America to feature hands-free urinal video games in all of the ballpark's men's rooms.

Attempted Homicide Victims Don't Show: Hearing Postponed

A preliminary hearing for Tony Ray Arvelo, accused in February double-stabbing on Ontario Street, is postponed when his alleged victims fail to appear at court.

Consider Smokeless Fireworks, 4th Grader Writes

4th-grade student from Bethlehem says that people should think about using smokeless fireworks, a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fireworks.

Bethlehem to Host Giant Antique, Collectibles Show

Get your antiques appraised, see the original Miss America tiara and shop for collectibles at the 'Antique City Fun Fair' at Rauch Fieldhouse on April 13, 14.

Former Police Commissioner Returns to Bethlehem

Stuart J. Bedics, former police commissioner for city, has been hired as new assistant chief of Lehigh University Police.

Con Artists Working City Neighborhoods, Police Warn

Police say 2 city residents have already been scammed by seasonal con artists who often target the elderly by pretending to be utility workers or by offering bargain home maintenance.

Township Man Slammed Wife's Head on Driveway: Police

Wife returned to couple's 12th Street home days after fight and breakup when husband allegedly grabbed her by the hair and slammed her head into the ground.

Willie Nelson 80th Birthday Tour to Stop at Sands

Legendary country music singer and songwriter will arrive in Bethlehem on June 16. Sands also announces singer Michael McDonald will appear in July.

Route 378 in Bethlehem Reopened After Crash

A serious car accident at about 2 p.m. Sunday closed part of Route 378 in both directions in Bethlehem.

Who's Hiring: CVS Pharmacy, Coordinated Health

Looking for a job? These businesses in the Bethlehem area are hiring.

BeCaHi's State Title Bid Falls Short in Hershey

Golden Hawks lose to South Park 53-38 in PIAA Class AAA girls championship basketball game.

Bethlehem Throws a Party for New Greek Sister, Corfu

The City of Bethlehem signed official documents solidifying its sister city relationship with Corfu, Greece, in a two-hour ceremony in City Hall Friday night.

50-Pound Fertilizer Buy Leads to Meth Lab Discovery, Police Say

Kyle Jon Fogel, 38, of Pen Argyl, raised eyebrows when he purchased 50 pounds of chemical fertilizer from the Northampton County Farm Bureau Cooperative.

'We Will Win!' BeCa Fans Cheer at Pep Rally

Bethlehem Catholic girls basketball team gets ready to play for first state championship in school history; fans, students, faculty send players off with a rousing cheer and rally.

NJ Man Accused of Attempted Homicide in I-78 Road Rage Shooting

Pennsylvania State Police at Belfast say Lee Edwin Kish, 65, of Fanwood, N.J., has been charged with firing a gun at Bethlehem woman's car on I-78.

Exploding 'Meth Lab' Arrests, Liberty Grad Killed in Fire Top Bethlehem News

An allergic reaction to Axe Body Spray at Freedom High School and new stores at Sands Outlet also made headlines.

GIVE L.Y.F.E. (Loving Your Family and Friends Every Day)

Running for Local Office Workshop

FREE Women's Self Defense Workshop

Scleroderma Foundation Allentown Support Group

Valley Contra Dance

Family Craft Buffet

Free Child ID Kit

Write in Saturdays

Books Alive

Cancer Support for Families

Let's Move: Family Fitness

'Did I Give You Fake Money?' Man Said, According to Police

A photocopier and $20 bills got a man in trouble as he tried to buy a phone for sale posted on Craigslist, police say.