Last-Second Kick Keeps Lehigh Undefeated

Mountain Hawks have longest winning streak in college football as Jake Peery's 22-yard field goal at the gun gives Mountain Hawks 34-31 win over Fordham Rams.

Recall: Organic Peanut Butter Sandwich Crackers

Risk of salmonella contamination prompts Giant Food Stores to recall Late July Organic Snacks organic mini peanut butter sandwich crackers.

RECALL: Fresh Express Hearts of Romaine Salad

Bags of salad recalled due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, an organism which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections

Where to Get Free Coffee for National Coffee Day 2012

Get your caffeine on and celebrate with a free cup of coffee.

Argument Over Bedbugs Lands City Man in Jail

Bethlehem police say domestic argument over bedbugs became violent in Bridge Street home.

Kenneth Barreto: Republican Candidate for 135th State House Seat

Kenneth Barreto challenges incumbent Steve Samuelson for state House seat.

Steve Samuelson: Democratic Candidate for 135th State House District

Democrat Samuelson has represented 135th District since 1998.

From Court to Casino, Accused Trespasser Returns

His trial for trespassing at the Sands Casino delayed, Massachusetts man leaves courtroom and goes straight to casino that had banned him from premises in July, police say.

Salmonella Alert: Nut Spread Recall Expands

A Salmonella outbreak led to more than 100 nut butter spreads recalled, product list here

City Zoners Reject 18-Unit Housing Project

Objectors tell Zoning Hearing Board that proposed affordable housing on Atlantic Street in South Bethlehem would make neighborhood too dense.

Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Set for Sept. 29

Bethlehem Police, Bethlehem Township Police will participate in a National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 29.

25th Annual Celtic Classic Starts Friday

The annual festival of all things Celtic includes music, sports and something for everyone.

Obama's Pa. Lead Widens in 2 Independent Polls

Pennsylvania continues to look less like a swing state as the 2012 presidential election draws closer

Rendell: Workers Should Pay More Toward Pensions

Former Gov. Ed Rendell says public workers should pay more for pension benefits to help offset Pennsylvania's growing pension crisis

Cheating Pa. Teachers Could Lose Certification

More than 100 educators in Pennsylvania’s public schools could lose their certificates in connection with cheating scandals where they changed student answers on state exams.

Pa. Businesses Optimistic Despite Unemployment Rate

A recent PA Chamber survey found 20 percent of business leaders were optimistic about the state of the economy

Giant Announces Sunland Peanut Butter Recall

Certain varieties of peanut butter have been recalled due to possibility of salmonella.

Opinion: A Closer Look at Candidate Romney

At times, it has seemed that Mitt Romney has single-handedly kept Barack Obama in a race the incumbent should have lost long ago.

Pa. Turnpike's Debt Driving Up Tolls

Auditor General Jack Wagner says the Pennsylvania Turnpike’s debt crisis is growing more serious

Fake Facebook Profiles Could Be Criminalized

A proposed Pa. law would make it a crime to impersonate someone online through a social media account like Facebook or Twitter, or through a fake email address or text message.

Food Co-Op Would be Oasis in Local ‘Food Desert’

Bethlehem ‘cooperators’ hope to open grocery store in 2014.

Charter Schools Bills Stalled in Pa. House

Will GOP House members push ahead on charter school funding changes and academic accountability during the fall session?

Emmaus Teen Streaked Across Banko Field

Teen who streaked at Bethlehem Area School District Stadium Friday night has become a local social media sensation.

Police: City Man Threatened to Burn Down House

Montclair Avenue man allegedly punched woman numerous times and threatened to break her neck and burn down her house, police say.

ArtsQuest in Running for Health Care Grant

ArtsQuest one of 34 organizations nationwide nominated by Aetna for its work to close ethnic health care quality gaps.

Observe Yom Kippur 2012 in Bethlehem

Find out where and how to observe the Jewish holiday in your community.

An Interview with Harry Connick Jr.

Multi-talented artist Connick sits down with local media to talk about working with the Pennsylvania Youth Theatre on its next musical.

America's Game of Electoral College Roulette

The electoral college system has transformed presidential campaigns into a series of state contests aimed at a small minority of voters rather than a bona fide national campaign.

Police: City Man Fought Neighbors, Punched Cop

Three men were restraining Kemmerer Street man when police arrived on Friday.

Police: Suspect Bit Off Ex-Girlfriend's Earlobe

David Bermudez has been wanted since July for the assault on his ex-girlfriend.

Two Weeks Left to Register to Vote

Oct. 9 is the voter registration deadline for the Nov. 6 general election

Holy Smokes, Batman—It's National Comic Book Day!

Whether you love Spiderman, X-men or Batman, be sure to geek out with your favorite comics on this holiday.

Gang Member Admits Kidnapping Man at Gunpoint, Police Say

An errant bullet and the victim's drivers license links suspect to kidnapping and robbery earlier this month, Bethlehem Police say.

Heart Association Walk Sunday at NCC

Thousands of people are expected to take part in the Lehigh Valley Heart and Stroke Walk Sunday at NCC.

'Idol' Winner, Southside Johnny Coming to ArtsQuest

Tickets going on sale for Lee DeWyze, Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes, jazz artist John Jorgenson and Broadway Singer Christine Andreas at ArtsQuest.

Learn About NCC's Casino Training Program

NCC is holding an information session for its Casino Training Program from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Oct. 9 at the Fowler Family Southside Center in Bethlehem.

Man Dropped Crack on Casino Floor, Police Say

New York City man allegedly dropped plastic baggies filled with crack cocaine at the Sands casino in front of a security podium.

Pa. Farmer's Market Regulations Cleaned Up

Updated food safety rules for farmers markets are working in Pennsylvania

Corbett Must Take the Reins on Pa's Pension Crisis

Pennsylvania must face the growing and unsustainable costs of retirement benefits for public school teachers and state workers.

Pa. Non-Taxpayers Fewer than Romney's 47%

Around 32 percent of Pennsylvanian federal tax filers, or 1.9 million people, pay no federal income tax, according to the Tax Foundation.