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The Scarlet Knight submersible glider is the first device of its kind to cross the Atlantic Ocean. Full Story »
The Scarlet Knight submersible glider is the first device of its kind to cross the Atlantic Ocean. Full Story »
The homeowner, Blake Brandt, and his family were allowed to remain in the 220 State St. home after the fire. Full Story »
Fire Commissioner George Barkanic said the fire started in the kitchen from cooking and that damage was extensive, but no damage estimate was available. Full Story »
The college will also revise its sexual harassment policy as part of the settlement. Full Story »
Police and school officials traced the laptop with tracking technology installed in the computers. Full Story »
Salvatore Scotto-DiCarlo was charged with aggravated assault, burglary and five other alleged crimes while his father, Luigi Scotto-DiCarlo, was charged with intimidation. Both were released without bail. Full Story »
The suspect is black, in his mid-20s, about 6 feet 1 inch tall and 170 pounds. He had a mustache and a goatee and was wearing a black zippered hoodie over a black and red T-shirt, black sweatpants and black sneakers with a white stripe. Full Story »
Amelia Reahl, of Brandon Road, allegedly parks in the bus-only lane at the school often. When approached by an officer at 8:10 a.m. Tuesday, Reahl allegedly became belligerent, refused to provide her license and sped off through a busy parking lot. Full Story »
The man was flown to an area hospital after falling 30 to 40 feet. Full Story »
Kenneth Ortega, of East Fifth Street, was walking with two friends when he grabbed Shaohan Ouyang's purse from behind, police said. He was collared after a brief foot chase. Full Story »
William Anthony Christensen, 40, waived his preliminary hearing this morning in front of District Judge Todd Strohe in Northampton County Court. Full Story »
Enjoy a free sampling of Lebanese favorites at 10:30 a.m. Thursday. Full Story »
The wreck happened about 9 o'clock this morning at the Route 512 exit in Wind Gap. Full Story »
A capsized boat was reported at 7:14 this morning, but it turned out that no one had been inside it. Full Story »
Traffic is slow and roads are slushy this morning. Parts of Route 248 and Jacobsburg Road were closed for more than eight hours. Full Story »
Tuesday was the deadline for New Jersey municipalities to adopt land use limitations outlined in the legislation. Full Story »
Buyers rushed in to take advantage of an $8,000 tax credit. Full Story »
Ten Bethlehem churches and Community Action Committee of the Lehigh Valley are participating in the program, now in its second year. Full Story »
The fire struck a home at 2608 West Blvd., according to Red Cross spokeswoman Janice Osborne. Full Story »
A bank foreclosed on Club Beyond, Northampton County District Attorney John Morganelli said, citing Easton police. Full Story »
A 3rd Court of Appeals three-judge panel overturned U.S. District Judge Henry S. Perkin's February decision, meaning Houston will have his day in court after all. Full Story »
The 20-year-old slammed her sister's head on the ground and threw her against a wall, police said. Full Story »
David Tisch, 31, died Monday night in a two-vehicle wreck on Interstate 78 in Bloomsbury. Full Story »
District Attorney filed civil complaints against Northampton County Councilman Ron Angle and Wilson Borough Councilman Tony Verenna. Each was sworn onto a school board Monday night. Full Story »
Raritan Township, Flemington, Three Bridges, West Amwell Township, Amwell Valley and Quakertown fire companies responded to the blaze. Full Story »
Christmas decorations illuminate Berlin's main shopping streets. AP Photo/Franka Bruns
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