Garden Hose Snatched from Home, Police Say

Upper Macungie Police say several gardening items were taken from a Breinigsville home Monday.

Case of Real Estate Agent's Attempted Rape Ends in Plea Deal

Frank A. Yeager, of 111 Hickory Lane, West Rockhill Township, pleads guilty to trying to lure a real estate agent into an Upper Macungie model home so that he could rape her, according to online court records.

Amazon Could be Liable for Back Pay

A federal lawsuit seeking back pay for Amazon employees who had to wait in line to pass through security has been reaffirmed, according to a published report.

These Projects Could Affect Your Taxes

Development in neighboring South Whitehall and North Whitehall townships will help boost assessments and tax collection within the entire Parkland School District.

Husband and Wife Charged After Fight, Police Say

Upper Macungie Police said a husband and wife each face a harassment charge following a fight Monday morning at 7451 Keebler Way.

Police: $5,500 Check Fraud Scam Costs Fogelsville Woman

Upper Macungie Police say a 57-year-old Fogelsville woman cashed fraudulent checks sent to her from a foreign company. The checks bounced, costing her $5,500.

5 Fun Upper Macungie Recreation Programs

Here are five programs sponsored by the Upper Macungie Recreation Board to mark on your calendar.

Pets in Need of Homes: Malcolm and Midnight

These, and other animals, are available for adoption at the Sanctuary at Haafsville, located in Breinigsville.

Thief Steals Soil, Dumps Garbage

Upper Macungie Police said an unknown person stole topsoil and dumped garbage from an undeveloped lot on Schantz Road in Breinigsville.

Get Rid of Your Outdated Drugs Saturday

The Upper Macungie Police Department will be accepting expired drugs on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Mensch: Armed Guards are Schools' Choice

State Sen. Bob Mensch (R-24) co-sponsors legislation aimed at improving school safety in the wake of the Sandy Hook tragedy.

Will Your Taxes Go Up With New Parkland Budget?

Parkland School District administrators and school directors met Friday to examine and discuss 2013-14 budget issues.

Parkland School Director Resigns From LCCC Board

Citing 'philosophical differences,' Parkland School Board director Robert Cohen resigns from Lehigh Carbon Community College's Board of Trustees.

Parkland Appoints New Administrator

Kelly Rosario was appointed Parkland School District's new director of curriculum, instruction and professional development.

Gas Prices Nearly 50 Cents Lower Than Last Year

Find the cheapest gas in Upper Macungie.

May Hearing for Breinigsville Woman in 'Ride for Adam' Case

The preliminary hearing for Charmaine Lynn McKelvey, of Breinigsville, who is charged with stealing from the 'Ride for Adam,' which raises money for a foundation for treatment and research of Niemann-Pick Type C disease, is now set for May 15

No Jobs Lost as Nestle Waters Outsources Some Deliveries

Nestle Waters is outsourcing its five-gallon Breinigsville distribution route, according to a report. The affected employees will be offered other jobs.

Friendly Gray Tabby Cat Found in Fogelsville

Fogelsville resident is trying to find a home for a gray tabby cat who is very friendly.

Resident Target of $772 Credit Card Fraud, Police Say

Upper Macungie Police say an Orefield man was the victim of a $772 credit card fraud, although he still had possession of the card.

VeloFest Set for May 4 at Valley Preferred Cycling Center

Valley Preferred Cycling Center will host the largest cycling flea market in the nation on May 4 in Trexlertown.

3 Businesses Cited For False Alarms, Police Say

Upper Macungie Police say Taco Bell, Bazzini Holdings and Parkland Early Learning Center were cited for having four or more false burglar alarms in a 12-month period.

Who Put Rocks in Car's Gas Tank?

Upper Macungie Police say someone placed mulch, blacktop and rocks into the gasoline tank of a vehicle in the 1600 block of Travers Road.

Juveniles Found with Pot, Police Say

Upper Macungie Police say three male juveniles were found in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia Monday evening. Charges will be filed, police say.

$5,000 in Tools, Items Stolen from Shed, Police Say

Upper Macungie Police say $5,000 worth of tools, clothing and personal property were taken over the last month from a shed at 8831 Turkey Ridge Road in Breinigsville.

$6,500 in Jewelry Stolen From Woman at Steel Fitness, Police Say

Upper Macungie Police say a black bag containing more than $6,500 in jewelry was taken from a Breinigsville woman on April 8 at Steel Fitness Center on Cetronia Road.

Parkland H.S. Ranked in Pa.'s Top 50 by U.S. News

Parkland High School ranked 55th out of 687 Pennsylvania high schools, according to U.S. News and World Report.

Two Hurt in Route 222 Bypass Crash, Police Say

Upper Macungie Police said two people were hurt in a Monday morning accident at the intersection of the Route 222 bypass and Mill Creek Road. One of the vehicles rolled over after impact, but the driver was able to free himself.

Warning: Another Theft From Unlocked Car Reported

Upper Macungie Police say someone stole about $5 worth of change from a vehicle.

Hearing Tuesday for Breinigsville Woman in 'Ride for Adam' Case

Charmaine Lynn McKelvey, of Breinigsville, is charged with stealing from the 'Ride for Adam,' which raises money for a foundation for treatment and research of Niemann-Pick Type C disease. The preliminary hearing is set for Tuesday.

Man Gave False Name, Police Say

Upper Macungie Police said Enrique Camargo-Gomez, of Macungie, provided false identification at a traffic stop and was driving with a suspended license.

Cash Stolen From Home, Police Say

Upper Macungie Police are investigating the theft of an undisclosed amount of cash from a Breinigsville home Friday.

Who's Hiring? Air Products, Pizza Hut, Boston Beer Company

Patrol officer, managers and school psychologist are some of the jobs available in the Upper Macungie, South Whitehall and North Whitehall areas.

Curbside Yard Waste Pickup Set for May 15

The Upper Macungie Public Works Department will hold a one-time curbside spring yard waste pickup for all township residents on May 15.

Upper Macungie Officer Steven Kress Honored by Crimestoppers

Upper Macungie Police Officer Steven Kress was honored Thursday by the Lehigh Valley Crimestoppers at a special recognition dinner for foiling a January robbery at the Trexlertown Redner's Market.

12 Parkland Students Sign Letters of Intent [Photos]

The 12 Parkland High School senior student-athletes sign letters of intent Wednesday after receiving partial scholarships to play collegiate sports.

Parkland Mourns Devoted Teacher John R. Ritter, Viewing Friday

John R. Ritter, 62, of Neffs died Tuesday.

Parkland High School Assistant Principal Retiring

The Parkland School Board accepted the resignation of Jane H. Barthold, who spent 34 years in the school district.

Alvin H. Butz to Manage Parkland Renovation Projects

The Parkland School Board contracted with Alvin H. Butz Inc. of Allentown for three years to manage renovation work at district schools.

2 From Orefield Charged in International Meth Ring

Pa. Attorney General Kathleen Kane says narcotics agents have shut down a drug ring that distributed crystal meth from Mexico throughout the Lehigh Valley.

12 Parkland Students Sign Letters of Intent

The 12 Parkland High School senior student-athletes sign letters of intent Wednesday after receiving partial scholarships to play collegiate sports.