Rose Itzcovitz

5 days ago | wfmz.com | Rose Itzcovitz |Samantha Garcia |Samantha García

PHILLIPSBURG, NJ -- Police are investigating a fatal shooting incident in Phillipsburg that happened early Monday morning. At approximately 4:26 a.m. on Monday, Warren County Communications Center received a 911 call in which the calling party said that someone was attempting to forcibly gain entry into their home, located on the 100 block of Summit Avenue, according to the Warren County Prosecutor's Office.

6 days ago | wfmz.com | Rose Itzcovitz |Samantha Garcia |Samantha García

PHILLIPSBURG, N.J. -- Police say a New Jersey man is dead, following an early-morning shooting on Summit Avenue in Warren County, New Jersey. Neighbor Tara Handlin says she saw police and crime scene tape up at around 5 a.m. on Monday. "I looked up the block, and then I saw everything going on," she said. The Warren County Prosecutor's Office says police responded to a 911 call at 4:30 a.m. Monday. The call reported that someone was trying to break into their home.

1 week ago | wfmz.com | Rose Itzcovitz

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - In Bethlehem, the Hispanic Center Lehigh Valley celebrated its 2025 Fiesta Colombia Gala Event. The celebration is a thank you for all the people who keep the non-profit running, and every year, the theme centers on a different country. Jaciel Cordoba and Perla Lopez of 69 News hosted the event. Dancing, dinner, dessert, and donations, raffled off: the gala was a sold-out event, in a sea of yellow, blue, and red.

1 week ago | wfmz.com | Rose Itzcovitz

A beloved Northampton County wedding venue is back to business as usual, after a fire last November caused millions in damages. The Chelsea Sun Inn held its first ceremony of the season in April. But the marriage itself was not the only cause for celebration. It was the Mount Bethel inn's very first nuptials in its east wing since a fire completely devastated more than 10,000 of its square feet last November.

1 week ago | wfmz.com | Rose Itzcovitz

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Believe it or not...not everyone knows and loves the Lehigh Valley like we all do. At least, not until they move here. A local nonprofit celebrated 10 years of connecting folks to the Lehigh Valley — and to each other — Wednesday night. Inside Bethlehem's historic Luckenbach Mill, a packed crowd enjoyed music, a little raffle action, and most importantly, connecting with one another. It was all in celebration of a decade of connections made, all over the Lehigh Valley.