Man killed, another in custody after argument escalates into gunfire in Allentown
A man is in custody and another is dead after an argument escalated into gunfire in Allentown.
Barber Among 2 Dead In Separate Allentown Shootings
Two men were killed in separate shootings in Allentown less than an hour apart Tuesday night, Sept. 29, authorities said. Mark J. Little, 59, of Allentown, was pronounced dead at 7:35 p.m. in the 630 block of West Gordon Street, Lehigh County Coroner Daniel A. Buglio said. Little died of gunshot wou…
Police chase ends with over 200 fentanyl bags seized
LEHIGHTON, CARBON COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Over 200 bags of fentanyl and various other drugs were seized after police chased down the alleged dealers. On September 29, the Lehighton Borough Police worked with the Carbon County Drug Task Force after they learned that two suspects, 39-year-old Michael Washington and 33-year-
Friends breathe new life into landmark ice cream spot in Lehigh County
U. MILFORD TWP., Pa. - A new Lehigh County business is serving up sundaes, milkshakes, and other chilled treats alongside cheesesteaks, smash burgers, and other savory eats at a prominent property that has welcomed ice cream lovers for decades. The Crow’s Nest Creamery, an ice cream shop and fast-casual eatery,...
Gully Kitchen serves Indian street food late
There’s a new eatery open on Bethlehem’s Southside as the Aug. 25 grand opening of Gully Kitchen offers “Indian street food” seven days a week according to co-owner Tushar Paul, who saw the opportunity to offer quick services much like other local ethnic food establishments in the Bethlehem area.
In Rural Ottsville, Bucks County, Owowcow Creamery Churns Inventive Farm-Driven Flavors
Somewhere between the back roads of upper Bucks County and the shores of Lake Nockamixon sits a small scoop shop with a big following and flavor names you will never spot in a grocery store freezer. One of those flavors is called I Hate Chocolate, and yes, people order it on purpose.
Saving a Piece of History with Hotel Bethlehem’s Bruce Haines | Trailblazers
On this episode, Melody Bradford sits down with Bruce Haines, Managing Partner at Historic Hotel Bethlehem, to explore how his path led him to Lehigh University, U.S. Steel, and eventually to a major role in saving one of Bethlehem's most beloved landmarks. Bruce gives a glimpse of his younger self,...
National Coffee Day: Lehigh Valley roasters absorb higher costs as customers keep coming back
SOUTH WHITEHALL TWP., Pa. — Americans’ appetite for coffee remains strong, even as higher costs have created uncertainty for the businesses roasting and serving it. Over the past 18 months, coffee roasters have dealt with volatile bean prices, changing tariff policies and weather affecting major coffee-growing regions.
Grab Your Patience And Head To The Pennsylvania Breakfast Spot With Lines Out The...
There’s a line forming outside a diner in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and every single person standing in it has already decided it’s completely worth it. Billy’s Downtown Diner has that effect on people. It turns perfectly reasonable adults into folks who will happily stand on a sidewalk, coffee-deprived,...
Falls hires new police officer
The Falls Supervisors on Monday night welcomed a new face to the Falls Township Police Department. The board voted unanimously to hire Jackson Ryan as a new police officer. Supervisors Chairman Jeff Dence administered the oath of office. A lifelong Bucks County resident, Ryan received a Bachelor of Science Degree...

















