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Man found stabbed; he could be city's 8th homicide victim this year
The Lehigh County coroner's office has identified the 18-year-old Allentown man found fatally stabbed early Saturday morning in a Hall Street residence as Antonyo Wright, of 704 Fiot St., Bethlehem.
Exterior work on Bethlehem's National Museum of Industrial History nearly complete
In a sea of weathered buildings with broken windows, the National Museum of Industrial History stands out on the former Bethlehem Steel Corp.
Bethlehem artists plan benefit for those displaced by Ninth Avenue fire
Marion Miller lived in half a double in the 600 block of Ninth Avenue for more than 30 years.
Carwash company accused of bilking U.S. Postal Service in Bethlehem...
The president of a local carwash company and the company itself face 28 pollution-related charges for allegedly illegally discharging wastewater for almost three years into a storm drain that feeds into the Lehigh River.
Creamer says she'll play at US Open next week
Paula Creamer plans to play in the U.S. Women's Open next week despite a sore thumb.
Bethlehem public safety committee approves security camera requirement for convenience stores
City council's public safety committee unanimously approved an ordinance Wednesday requiring 24-hour convenience stores to have security cameras, but raised concerns about portions of it.
New gadgets demystify metabolism; Find out how many calories your body burns
And when she doesn't gain a pound -- ever -- there's only one thing to blame: her metabolism.
Judge says Bethlehem man 'stupid' for home invasion
Northampton County Judge Edward Smith called a Bethlehem man's involvement in a Palmer Township home invasion inexplicable and stupid.
NJ Assistant Prosecutor Has DUI Charge In Pa.
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Gloomy U.S. consumers clip housing recovery hopes
U.S. consumer confidence took an unexpectedly steep slide in June, figures released on Tuesday showed, suggesting the 18-month-long recession had yet to loosen its grip on the economy.
Former Pa. man convicted in Conn., NY cocaine ring
A former Pennsylvania resident has been convicted of federal charges for his role in a multimillion-dollar cocaine distribution ring making use of fruit shipments in Connecticut and New York.
Steven Terebey found dead in field near Bethlehem's Steel Ice Center: UPDATE
Police check the area where a man was found dead. A 49-year-old Northampton County man was found dead Monday afternoon in an area of overgrown brush behind the Steel Ice Center.
Bethlehem man guilty of dealing $10 million worth of cocaine
A federal jury convicted a former Bethlehem man who had lived in one of the city's nicest neighborhoods of operating a multi-million-dollar cocaine drug ring out of Connecticut and New York.
Bethlehem schools Superintendent Joe Lewis joins state official in...
Pennsylvania lawmakers for years have treated public education "like an orphan," Bethlehem Area School District Superintendent Joe Lewis said Monday.
Puerto Ricans celebrate heritage in the rain during Bethlehem's BorinquenFest
Nearly 60 years since he left Puerto Rico, Juan Diaz on Saturday stood outside City Hall with an umbrella in one hand and a wooden cane in the other, looking on as a parade celebrating his birthplace made its way across the Fahy Bridge.
Bethlehem police blotter includes drug charges, stalking and a poke in the nose
Bethlehem police responded to numerous incidents Thursday and today, including alleged stalking, drug and alcohol offenses and assaults.
Bethlehem wants to sell everyone on vendor plan
Edwin Padilla, a laid-off construction worker, just wanted to make a buck when he started selling hot dogs this month in south Bethlehem.
Convention staying in Bethlehem: Because of Sands hotel construction...
Convention staying in Bethlehem: Because of Sands hotel construction halt, event to be spread among other venues Jun.
Bethlehem schools budget raises taxes 5.1 percent
In a 5-4 vote Monday, the Bethlehem Area School Board scaled back a proposed 6.27 percent tax increase to 5.1 percent -- leaving a slim margin of error if any of $26.8 million of projected state funding is cut.
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