Rob Manch is a reporter at WFTX FOX 4. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, government and politics, climate change, and competitive sports, with a focus on topics such as crime, the Russia-Ukraine war, and academia. Rob's insightful reporting has also been featured in WFMZ-TV.
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Rob Manch's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in the Allentown area of Pennsylvania. His articles often revolve around evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news, and event coverage related to a wide range of topics including government and politics, family and relationships, and crime.
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On the thousandth day of fighting between Russia and Ukraine, a new major development.
By: Rob Manch
The delicious meal, and the festive atmosphere, keep families coming back for generations.
The aisles were full at A.F. Boyer Hardware and Guns in Slatington for Black Friday. Hunters like Brock Minnich were stocking up on supplies before the opening day of rifle deer hunting season. He said he hunts for multiple reasons.
The City of Allentown is facing a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination in the workplace. It accuses one City Council member in particular of making racist comments to staff in City
It happened on the 1800 block of Mountain View Dr. in Haycock Township. The fire tore through the home around 4 a.m. State police and fire crews rushed to the scene, but by the time they arrived, it was too late.
Thankfully no one was hurt, but now the Fire Marshal is investigating how the fire started in the first place. The fire lit up the night just before 2 a.m. On the 400 block of Lehigh St. Every firefighter in the City of Allentown who was on-duty responded to get the flames under control.
L. TOWAMENSING TWP., Pa. -- The rain continued to soak the Lehigh Valley throughout the day Wednesday.
Local Trending News Just after 11:00 in the morning the parking lot of St. Christopher's was filled with music. A Mummers string band there to play for the kids.
By: Rob Manch
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Earlier this month, in Allentown and in Reading, the stuffed animals rained down on the ice.
That hole opened up early Monday morning, and it's estimated to be 50 feet deep and 70 feet across. It all collapsed in just seconds.
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