Photos: Bethlehem Police Officers Promoted

Four Bethlehem Police officers were promoted during ceremony at Town Hall last week.

Why I Won't Mourn Peter Parker

Comic book deaths seem to be easily rewritten.

NCC Class Registration Open Friday

Northampton Community College will have its only open office hours of winter break from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday to accommodate students who want to register for class in person.

Save Money for College and Cut Your Tax Bill

Pennsylvania 529 Guaranteed Savings Plan allows families to put away money tax free for a child's college tuition.

Lights in the Parkway Runs Through Jan. 6

There's still time to check out the 2012 Lights in the Parkway as part of your holiday fun

7 Weirdest Crime Stories of 2012 in Lehigh Valley

Crime made headlines across the Lehigh Valley in 2012 and we have some of the strangest stories of the year

5 Festive Facts About New Year’s Day

Ring in 2013 with a few things you probably didn’t know about celebrating a new year.

Higher Pa. Turnpike Tolls Start Jan. 6

Drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike will have to pay higher tolls in 2013

Man Charged with Theft Tells Police He Needed Christmas Gifts

The following information was supplied by Bethlehem Township police in court documents. Arrests do not indicate a conviction.

Police: Man Stole Diamonds and Money from Bethlehem Township Home

The following information was supplied by Bethlehem Township police in court documents. Arrests do not indicate a conviction.

Video: 'Christmas Created Bethlehem'

In 1741, on Christmas Eve, a little band of Moravian settlers gathered in a crude log cabin ...

Beloved Orange Tabby Cat Missing From Friedensville Road

A family is hoping for a Christmas miracle as they try to find their lost orange tabby cat

K-9 Officer Aras Mourned by Bethlehem Police

Longtime K-9 Aras of Bethlehem Township Police Department passed away Saturday

St. Luke's North Urgent Care Center Closed Today

St. Luke's North Urgent Care Center closed Saturday because of a power outage but it is expected to reopen Sunday.

Snow Coming Christmas Eve for Lehigh Valley

Several forecasters say the Lehigh Valley is likely to have a white Christmas

Police: SouthSide Man Beat Girlfriend, Friend

Police say drunken Fiot Street man broke into W. Fourth Street home, assaulted his girlfriend, her friend and later resisted arrest.

Merchants Bring Christmas Cheer to Underprivileged

South Bethlehem businesses and Downtown Bethlehem Association team up to provide Christmas gifts to 15 area families.

Police: Elm Street Man Sold Pot to Informant

Police say Douglas Dobson Jr. sold marijuana to police informant about a block from his home.

Lehigh Valley Battle of the Bulge Vets Tell Story

Morris Metz and Lionel Adda share memories of pivotal World War II battle.

Woman Charged with Trying to Hit Ex with Car

Arrest affidavit describes wild scene in which West Side woman allegedly chased ex-boyfriend's pickup truck through city streets, ramming it several times with her Buick Regal.

City Council Adopts 2013 Budget, 7% Tax Increase

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.

New Year's Eve Celebration Planned on Main St.

Live music, cash bar, free champagne toast planned for inaugural open air New Year's Eve Celebration on Main Street.

Bethlehem Man Charged with Statutory Rape

City police say Barbara Street suspect plied two girls -- ages 14 and 15 -- with drinks and then had sex with him at his home.

Bethlehem's 2013 Budget at a Glance

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.

Callahan Signs Letter to Obama Urging Action on Guns

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.

Police: Nazareth Man Broke Handcuffs at Station

Bethlehem Police say Jeffrey Barlow, 22, broke his handcuffs and tried to run away. He was quickly caught and charged with escape.

In Newtown Debate, Put Everything on the Table

All rights – including the Second Amendment – come with caveats.

Police: 10-Inch Knife Used in Domestic Assault

SouthSide woman came after her boyfriend with a 10-inch knife, according to arrest record. She is charged with aggravated assault.

12-Year-Old Testifies Against Sex Offender

Joseph Frank Gering, 63, ordered to stand trial for prostitution. 12-year-old girls says suspect offered her $200 to have sex with him in the South Bethlehem McDonald's parking lot.

Ten Little-Known Christmas Facts

You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen… but did you know that Christmas trees are edible?

NRA Pledges 'Meaningful Contributions' in Wake of Newtown School Shooting

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

PennDOT Replacing Walnut Drive Bridge in Lehigh Township

A one-year bridge replacement project in Lehigh Township will begin Dec. 26.

Dick's Sporting Goods Stops Selling Some Rifles

National chain Dick's Sporting Goods announced Tuesday that it will stop selling modern sporting rifles in response to the Newtown, Conn. mass shooting

FREE Electronic Recycling - FREECYCLE LLC

"Dance Soup" presented by The Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts

Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra

Pen Argyl High School Reunion Class of 1992

Annual Historic Turkey Trot 5K Run & Fitness Walk

Handmade Hive - Indoor Craft Market

Bethlehem Garden Club meeting & presentation