Some people whose windows rattled wondered if perhaps a large truck was passing nearby. Others noticed unusual behavior by their pets, in some cases just before the shaking began. What everyone who felt it actually experienced...
Author - Josh Popichak
Donate Books to AAUW’s Annual Used Book Fair
Donations are accepted at the Bethlehem Ice Rink, 345 Illicks Mill Road, Bethlehem, Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., through Tuesday, April 23.
Saucon Valley Lions Celebrate Club’s 75th Anniversary
Community leaders and elected officials joined members of the Saucon Valley Lions Club Monday to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the chapter's founding.
UPDATED: Rainstorm with High Winds Knocks Out Power to Thousands
A rainstorm that has been affecting the Lehigh Valley intensified as it moved closer to the area Wednesday, producing 40 to 50 mph wind gusts that brought down tree limbs and power lines.
UPDATED: Woman Arrested on Warrant for Fraud
On April 8, Lower Saucon Township Police announced that Elisha Jean Priest was taken into custody by Slate Belt Regional Police Department while on a vehicle stop.
Driving Without Brake Lights Led to DUI Arrest, Police Say
An Allentown man was charged with DUI and other offenses after police say he was stopped for allegedly driving without functioning brake lights in Lower Saucon Township.
Dirt Bike Stolen in Wassergass
Lower Saucon Township Police said the stolen motorcycle is a white a 2012 Yamaha YZ250F dirt bike.
Mom Allowed 16-Year-Old Son to Host Drinking/Drug Party: Police
Police said in a news release that approximately 50 people attended the party on the first floor of a home on Milford Square Pike in Milford Township on Friday evening, March 29.
Champion Spark Plug Factory Demo Under Way (PHOTOS)
The demolition of a Hellertown landmark has begun, in preparation for the property's redevelopment.
LV Passenger Rail Study: Philly Routes Would Utilize Line That’s Now Saucon Rail Trail
The Saucon Rail Trail is located on a former Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) right-of-way that connected Bethlehem and the City of Brotherly Love by rail until 1979.