Allentown PA

Scrapple-eating contest returns to Great Allentown Fair. The fourth day of the Great Allentown Fair on Saturday featured a local food that people either love or hate.

Popular Lehigh Valley country rock band leader Scott Marshall says he remembers years ago, as a young, budding singer-songwriter, watching big-name music acts perform on the iconic Allentown Fair grandstand stage. “We watched our favorite bands play this stage, dreaming that one day, maybe we would be so fortunate,” Ma

There’s a museum in Allentown, Pennsylvania, where the exhibits don’t hang on walls, they park on the floor and dare you not to be impressed. The Mack Trucks Historical Museum is exactly the kind of place that sounds like a niche interest until you’re actually standing inside it, jaw somewhere near your sneakers, wonde

EASTON, Pa. – Police are investigating after a man was found dead near the Delaware River in Easton. The call came in around 6:40 a.m. Saturday in the 200 block of South Delaware Drive. There's no word on who the man is or how he died. The scene was...

NEW HOPE, Pa. (WHTM) — A state park in eastern Pennsylvania has a new assistant manager. Emily Reed was appointed assistant manager for the Delaware Canal State Park Complex, which includes the Delaware Canal State Park and Ralph Stover State Park in Bucks County. “Emily’s passion for nature and...

S. WHITEHALL TWP., Pa. – A new convenience store and gas station could be coming to South Whitehall Township. The Sept. 10 agenda for the township planning commission meeting includes an application from Sheetz to redevelop just over 2 acres on Hausman Road, at the northeast intersection of Hausman Road and Tilghman St

The superintendent of the Bethlehem Area School District said that they are investigating after an incident between a student and a teacher. Officials said that the incident unfolded at Marvine Elementary School but they cannot reveal any other details yet as the investigation continues. School leaders explained that t

The casual reader of Time magazine’s issue for September 19, 1955, had much to ponder. A cover picture of African American attorney and future Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and several articles on the movement to integrate the south’s public schools reflected the difficulty of the struggle with many southern

Knives. A frame for the art of The Beatles’ album “Yesterday and Today.” The Union Jack hanging from the ceiling. A Ronald’s PlayPlace sign. A Vietnam War-era jacket. Guitars. Comic book issues. And … swords. Just swords sitting on a table with the same reverence as...

“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is the second highest-grossing domestic film release of all time, “Avengers: Doomsday” generated $16.5 million in advance ticket sales after the first day of availability last month, and trailers for the Marvel’s Wolverine video game have earned millions of views in the last year on YouTube.