Police Can Seize DNA From Suspects Without Warrant

The Supreme Court says taking a swab of DNA sample from the inside of a cheek of a defendant is no different than other booking procedures, such as mug shots and fingerprinting.

Old Post Road Bridge Repair Will Cause Night Lane Restrictions

PennDOT will repair the I-476/Northeast Extension Bridge over PA Route 329 beginning Friday.

Sand Spring Road to Close for 2 Months

Beginning Monday, Sand Spring Road at Route 309 in Schnecksville will be closed for reconstruction, according to PennDOT.

PennDOT Road Work: Week of June 9

Plan your commute in North Whitehall Township.

Could Embezzlement Scam Happen in North Whitehall?

North Whitehall residents asked officials if township could fall victim to embezzlement scam similar to the alleged one in South Whitehall.

Strawberry Acres Development Opposed by Neighbors

Strawberry Acres developer of proposed 120 townhouses doesn't appear before a standing room-only crowd at the North Whitehall Supervisors meeting.

'Tough Mudder' Parking Expanded to Schnecksville Fire Co. Site

The two-day Tough Mudder event is Saturday and Sunday near North Whitehall.

Recycle Your Telephone Books

North Whitehall Township will collect old telephone books in the front parking lot recycling container beginning Monday through Aug. 16.

Celmer Wins North Whitehall Supervisor GOP Nomination

Richard Celmer unseats incumbent Mark Hills Jr. for the Republican nomination for North Whitehall Supervisor in Tuesday's primary.

North Whitehall Voters Guide: 2013 Primary

Here's what you need to know about Tuesday's primary election in North Whitehall Township.

Meet North Whitehall Supervisor Candidate Richard Celmer

Richard F. Celmer is one of two candidates running for North Whitehall Supervisor in the May 21 primary election.

Who's Running for North Whitehall Supervisor?

Two candidates—one incumbent and one challenger—are vying for the Republican nomination in the May 21 primary election.

Meet North Whitehall Supervisor Candidate Mark Hills

Incumbent Mark Hills is one of two Republican candidates running for North Whitehall Supervisor in the May 21 primary election.

Nighttime Restrictions on Route 309 This Week

PennDOT cautions drivers to use caution when driving through the Route 309 work zone and to expect delays.

Lehigh Valley Zoo Asks County for $185K Next Year

Faced with diminishing county subsidies, Lehigh Valley Zoo officials lower their budget request.

One-Day Delay on Route 22 Traffic Restrictions

Beams will be set on the new Route 145 bridge over Route 22, PennDOT says. However, because of rain, traffic restrictions will now begin Saturday night (April 13), weather permitting.

Treichler Commons Businesses Allowed to Stay

The North Whitehall Zoning Hearing Board granted special exception to the non-conforming business uses at Treichler Commons.

2 Seek County Commissioner Seat in North Whitehall Area

Fourteen candidates are running for Lehigh County commissioner seats in five districts in the May 21 primary, according to an unofficial voter registration list.

Bellview Road to Close for Tree Trimming

Bellview Road, between Farmview and Cobbler roads, will be closed starting Monday so workers can trim trees, according to North Whitehall Township officials.

Warning: Beware of PPL Imposters at Your Door

PPL Electric Utilities reminds area residents that it does not engage in telemarketing or door-to-door sales for the purpose of encouraging residential customers to switch energy suppliers.

4 Candidates Run for North Whitehall Supervisor

Two seats are open on the North Whitehall board of supervisors.

4 Seek Parkland School Board Seats

Four candidates, including three incumbents, seek four seats on the Parkland School Board.

Orchard Road to Be Closed, Detour Planned

PennDOT plans to temporarily close portion of Orchard Road in North Whitehall beginning Tuesday as part of the Route 309 and Sand Spring Road project. A detour is planned.

Tire Recycling Center Opens April 1

North Whitehall will again accept used tires at its recycling center.

Doctor Wants to Build Heliport on His Land

Dr. Michael Selig has filed an appeal in Lehigh County Court of Common Pleas to build a heliport on his property on Route 309.

Sen Toomey: Let Obama Make Sequester Cuts

Lehigh Valley Sen. Pat Toomey proposes letting the White House make targeted spending cuts to avoid across-the-board reductions if sequester kicks in Friday

Alberta Scarfaro To Run For District Judge

Alberta 'Allie' Scarfaro, a member of the Whitehall Township Zoning Hearing Board, announced she is running for magisterial district judge of District Court 31-1-07.

District Judge Robert Halal To Run For Re-Election

Magisterial District Judge Robert C. Halal has announced his re-election bid for District Court 31-1-07, which serves Whitehall Township and Coplay Borough.

$450K Mobile Command Unit Eyed by Officials

North Whitehall would benefit from the purchase of a new high-tech mobile emergency command unit by South Whitehall and Upper Macungie.

Rte 309 Work Reviewed at North Whitehall Meeting

Engineer provides update concerning the Route 309/Sand Spring Road intersection construction project, which began about a month ago.

Senate Says Penn State $60M Fine Must Stay in Pa.

Penn State's NCAA fine will be used for child sexual abuse prevention efforts, training of mandated reporters and other victim assistance efforts based in Pennsylvania.

Does Your Dog Have a 2013 License?

Dogs 3 months of age and older are required to have a license in Pennsylvania, or risk a $300 fine.

5 Liquor-Laced Facts About the PLCB

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board regulates what spirits we drink and takes in a lot of money. Here are some facts about who takes your money and where it goes.

Corbett to Propose Privatizing Pa. Liquor Stores

Gov. Tom Corbett will announce plans to privatize Pennsylvania's state store system

When Can I File My 2012 Tax Return?

The IRS has announced a delayed start to the 2012 tax filing season.

Pa. Right-to-Work Fight Battle Lines Drawn

A group of House Republicans want to make Pennsylvania the 25th right-to-work state

Lame Duck Pa. Lawmakers Take $40,000 in Taxpayer Money

Pa. lawmakers can take daily payments of more than $150 without turning in receipts. They can use the cash for everything from meals and rent to groceries and entertainment.

A Bad Gamble: Pa. Lottery Privatization

Government and government-created entities like the Pa. Lottery must become entrepreneurs, according to political expert G. Terry Madonna

How to Run for Office this November

Thinking of throwing your hat in the ring for a local office? Check here for more information.

When Can I File My 2012 Tax Return?

If you want to get a jump on tax season, you can file your return starting on January 30