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BASD: No credible threat to high school after investigation of Instagram post from anonymous account (opens the original)
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The Bethlehem Area School District says there is no credible threat after an Instagram post contained language suggesting a potential threat to Liberty High School. The high schoolâs administration was made aware of the post, which was on an anonymous account, Tuesday morning, Superintendent Renato M. Lajara said in a message to the community. The school was placed in a lock-in as a precaution while school administration and law enforcement investigated, Lajara said. After inv
Vehicle crashes into Quakertown Farmers Market, causes 'severe structural damage' (opens the original)
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QUAKERTOWN, Pa. - A vehicle crashed into the Quakertown Farmers Market over the weekend. The Quakertown Fire Department responded to the market for a report of a traffic accident with injuries Sunday around 11:15 a.m., the West End Fire Company said in a Facebook post. A vehicle hit the building, causing severe structural damage, the fire company said. Crews evacuated a large portion of the farmers market, according to the Facebook post. Crews worked to stabilize the affected area and secure the
Pa. AG urges businesses to remove skill games by Oct. 14, risk law enforcement taking action (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvaniaâs Attorney General is advising business owners with âskill gamesâ terminals to remove them by Oct. 14, after a ruling by the stateâs Supreme Court. Business owners who donât take compliance steps by that date risk the machines being seized on their property, Attorney General Dave Sunday said in a news release. Law enforcement officials can seize video game devices not housed at licensed casinos or licensed truck stops in Pennsylvania, the AGâs office sa
Man found guilty of stabbing uncle 8 times in Cumru Twp. (opens the original)
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CUMRU TWP., Pa. â A jury convicted a man accused of stabbing his uncle 8 times in Cumru Township, Berks County. James Rice was convicted by a jury this week of attempted murder and related offenses, the Berks County District Attorney's Office said in a Facebook post. In October 2025, Rice went to his relative's house and stabbed the victim eight times, the DAâs office said. The victim was working outside a home in the 1700 block of Acorn Drive when he was approached by Rice, who stabbed him
Flatbed truck hauling steel beams overturns in North Whitehall Twp. (opens the original)
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N. WHITEHALL TWP., Pa. - An overturned flatbed truck hauling steel beams tied up traffic in North Whitehall Township Thursday, creating delays for motorists traveling through the area. Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Nathan Branosky said it happened shortly before 11 a.m. at the intersection of Routes 873 and 329. Route 873 was temporarily closed following the crash, but according to North Whitehall Emergency Management Director Don Jacobs, it is now open in all directions. Branosky said the t
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