Lawmakers who sheltered during Capitol riot warned of possible COVID-19...
House lawmakers may have been exposed to someone testing positive for COVID-19 while they sheltered at an undisclosed location during the Capitol siege on Wednesday
View ArticleLehigh Valley ambulance services grapple with falling revenue, uncertainty of...
With fewer people calling for ambulance services during the coronavirus pandemic, Lehigh Valley EMS organizations are delaying capital purchases and planning carefully.
View ArticleBucks woman becomes ‘hope dealer’ in drug market she once felt powerless to...
Strangers helped Megan Cohen find her way out of addiction. Now the Bucks County woman is reaching out to others in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood, where she wallowed in her addiction.
View ArticlePizza and tacos under one roof: BYOB restaurant combining Mexican and Italian...
Mex-Italia Pizza Restaurant, offering Mexican and Italian cuisines, is expected to open within the next few weeks at 1038 Union Blvd. in east Allentown.
View ArticlePelosi says House will impeach Trump unless VP forces ouster
Pelosi said that first the House will try to force Vice President Mike Pence and the Cabinet to oust Trump by invoking the 25th Amendment.
View ArticlePennsylvania’s new 2020 laws eased election rules, reformed police...
COVID-19, police reform, election law amendments and consolidating state colleges were some of the issues addressed in new Pennsylvania laws in 2020.
View ArticleYour View: Why Pennsylvania should abolish the death penalty
Op-ed: Pennsylvania sticks out like a sore thumb in the Northeast as the only state that has yet to abolish the punishment in the region.
View Article1800s printing press and other historic items from The Morning Call office...
After The Morning Call's office permanently closed in 2020, historic items, including a nearly 1,500-pound, cast-iron printing press dating to the 1830s, have found new homes.
View ArticleArmy investigating Fort Bragg officer who led group to Trump rally before...
Commanders at Fort Bragg are reviewing Captain Emily Rainey’s involvement in last week’s events in the nation’s capital, but she said she acted within military regulations.
View ArticleTea time in Bethlehem: Sayre Mansion kicks off weekly English tea, featuring...
In the grand tradition of great 19th century estates, Bethlehem’s Sayre Mansion will host a weekly afternoon tea this winter.
View ArticleCapitol protest fallout: Shouldn’t the First Amendment shield Allentown...
Column: Pulling a teacher from the classroom for participating in the pro-Trump Capitol protest raises First Amendment questions.
View ArticleSee the Covid-19 curve in every Pennsylvania county
See the curve showing the number of new coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic in Pennsylvania's most populated counties.
View ArticleMAP: Pennsylvania coronavirus cases in nursing homes in each county
See how many coronavirus cases and deaths at nursing homes have been reported in each of Pennsylvania's 67 counties.
View ArticleCraveable crustaceans: Kingfish’s Lobsterfest to return with lobster bakes,...
Kingfish American Bistro & Wine Bar in Bethlehem Township will host its annual Lobsterfest, featuring a variety of lobster appetizers and entrees, Friday through Jan. 23.
View ArticleLehigh County resident says ‘Snow me the money,’ hits it big on iLottery
Another Lehigh County resident is rolling in the dough following a big win playing the Pennsylvania Lottery's online game Snow Me The Money.
View ArticlePolice move to increase security at Pennsylvania Capitol following mob riots
Police who guard the Pennsylvania Capitol are working to be more visible and have been coordinating plans with other agencies to secure the building since a violent mob stormed and occupied the U.S....
View ArticleSalisbury Township School District superintendent retires after 15 years with...
After 34 years in public education and 15 with Salisbury Township School District, Superintendent Randy Ziegenfuss retired from his post on Jan. 1.
View ArticleSome Lehigh Valley school districts move away from final exams, saying the...
Some school districts in the Lehigh Valley are moving away from traditional final exams, mainly because of the disruption of in-person learning due to the pandemic.
View ArticleFederal lawsuit accuses former South Whitehall police officer of raping...
A former South Whitehall Township police officer is accused in a federal lawsuit of sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman.
View ArticleOfficials free oversized truck trailer stuck in Upper Macungie Township that...
A stuck oversize truck trailer backed up traffic Monday afternoon at Interstate 78 West and Route 100 in Upper Macungie Township.
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