Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro renewed his commitment to fair education funding during a visit Friday to Allentown’s Harrison-Morton Middle School.

An Allentown police sergeant is off the job as he and a former officer are facing felony sex crimes charges. The Allentown Police Department was notified of the

Dozens rallied in front of Allentown City Hall Monday afternoon in a show of unity after a small item resembling a noose was found on a city employee's desk Friday.

A current Allentown police officer and a former police vice officer were charged with rape for allegedly sexually assaulting the same victim between 2011-2015.

The City of Allentown has made big strides in enhancing public safety, and as WDIY’s James Zipprodt reports, they’ve accomplished historic lows.

A man accused of killing and dismembering his roommate in the Lehigh Valley has died in prison, officials said. The Lehigh County Coroner’s Office said Joshua D. Moser, 34, died Saturday afternoon in the emergency room at St.

The chain, Tiki Bowls, will open at the Butz Corporate Center at 840 W. Hamilton St. Monday, franchisee Tony DiGiovanni said. The restaurant, which will replace the Gallery840 art gallery, will open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Clearfield-based CNB Financial's planned acquisition of ESSA Bancorp in Stroudsburg would create an $8 billion-asset company with 49 branches and nearly $5 billion of deposits in the Keystone State.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is observed each year on the third Monday in January. Here is a look at what’s open and closed today in the Lehigh Valley. Federal government: All nonessential federal government offices and courts are closed.

Two different storm systems could bring snow, rain or a wintry mix to South-Central Pennsylvania this weekend.

Governor Josh Shapiro was in the Lehigh Valley Friday highlighting investments in schools statewide. Over the past two years, the Shapiro Administration secured more

James Higgins is an accomplished historian, professor, and author, with an expertise in Pennsylvania's medical history. But, he freely admits, initially he was no scholar.