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Bucks County Equine Therapy Helps Veterans Combat Mental Health Struggles

Two hundred fifty-seven veterans died by suicide in Pennsylvania in 2017. At the Shamrock Reins farm in Bucks County, organizers are working on prevention. They're Read more

Lafayette Student Tests Negative for Novel Coronavirus

A Lafayette college student has test negative for the novel coronavirus, which is now being called COVID-19 by the World Health Organization. Read more

Pennsylvanians Can Now Apply Online to Vote by Mail, Without an Excuse

The new application website comes courtesy of Act 77, which expands voting laws. Lawmakers passed it in an effort to boost participation. Read more

Staying Safe on Dating Apps

Technology has made it easy to meet people online, but when it comes to turning that connection into a real life one, it can get Read more

Jake Shimabukuro, Ukulele Master, to Perform at Musikfest Cafe Feb 18th

WLVR's Brad Klein sat down with Jake Shimabukuro to talk about his first viral Youtube video, his love for music and the ukulele as well Read more

Jim Thorpe Train Returns

Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway announced yesterday that it has reached an agreement with the Borough. Read more

Parkland High School To Compete in Robotics State Championship

Parkland High School’s robotics team narrowly missed competing at the World's competition last year. This month seniors are busy with coding, building, practicing, and gearing Read more

Beams From Demolished Martin Tower Find New Purpose At Museum

Steel beams from the Lehigh Valley’s former tallest building are being repurposed -- for a memorial park at the National Museum of Industrial History. Read more

PURSEonality: Lehigh Valley Handbag Exhibition Extended through June

Emmaus collector Ilene Hochberg Wood owns about three thousand purses. And now she’s sharing her crossbodies, clutches, satchels and shoppers with the public. Read more

Voluntary Training for Election Workers in Pa.

Thirty-four states require training for directors in local election jurisdictions.But, Pennsylvania does not. The Department of State has voluntary training for county election directors, who Read more

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