A months-long noose investigation has led to the arrest of a Pennsylvania city employee who allegedly made false claims to police about finding a concerning item on her desk.

In 1985, City Council member Joan Specter teamed up with Mayor Wilson Goode for City Hall’s first art exhibit. The next year, ...

A Pennsylvania city worker was accused Monday of staging a fake “hate crime” after she allegedly planted a noose at her own desk, according to police. Allentown City Hall employee LaTarsha ...

An Allentown City Hall employee is facing criminal charges after police say she staged a racial incident and falsely claimed workplace discrimination. LaTarsha Brown, 42, of Allentown, is charged ...

City Hall and the district attorney's office did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Pennsylvania State Police denied a request for comment, deferring to the Allentown Police ...

Nearly six months after it first arrived in Philadelphia, the city's viral Portal art installation is on the move.

Police said Allentown City Hall worker LaTarsha Brown is being charged with planting a noose at her desk in January 2025.

Allentown police are investigating after an item resembling a noose was found on a City Hall employee's desk, according to officials. Police say that at around 7:30 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 10 ...

An Allentown City Hall employee is facing criminal charges ... Beyond thanking their law enforcement partners with the FBI, Pennsylvania State Police, and the Lehigh County District Attorney ...