Bethlehem’s OraSure has gotten the approval it needs for its saliva-based sample collection device.

Lehigh University is asking students to stay where they are after testing on Tuesday showed 147 positive COVID-19 cases between on- and off-campus students.

A tech company that was founded as a startup in the Ben Franklin Tech Ventures incubator in Bethlehem in the 1980s is closing its Bethlehem operations and eliminating about 100 jobs.

Organizers are gearing up for the second annual StartUp Lehigh Valley, which will be hosted – virtually --by Bethlehem-based food, beverage and pet industry incubator, The Factory LLC.

The Lehigh Center for Supply Chain Research has just released its Fourth Quarter Supply Chain Risk Index, which is down 2.5 points from the third quarter.

The Bethlehem Venture X, which is at 306 S. New St. in Bethlehem in the recently built gateway building, was designed by Spillman Farmer Architects.

ArtsQuest will host Christkindlmarkt’s earliest opening since the popular holiday market in downtown Bethlehem began nearly three decades ago.

Because of production delays caused by the company’s manufacturing shutdown during the COVID-19 crisis earlier this year it has decided it won’t be putting out any specialty peeps or other candies this year so it can concentrate on its biggest holiday – Easter.

Two Lehigh Valley companies that have partnered to develop and manufacture a pair of COVID-19 vaccines said they may have a vaccine to market by spring of next year.

To mark the 25 anniversary of the last steel beam made at Bethlehem Steel, a number of community organizations are organizing “Last Cast 25,” a series of events that will include the Steel Weekend at the National Museum of Industrial History, Sept. 26-27.