Rob Manch is a Weekend Anchor at WFTX FOX 4. He covers a diverse range of themes including business and economics, government and politics, as well as crime and justice, often focusing on topics such as local economy, public policy, and social interest. Rob's work 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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By: Jacob Kise, Rob Manch
Michael Hudak, 67, of Bethlehem Township, is charged with stalking and harassment.
By: Rob Manch, Jacob Kise
Authorities say a Bethlehem Township, Northampton County commissioner has been harassing his neighbors — but the commissioner is now pushing back, firmly denying the accusations.
By: Rob Manch
Pennsylvania U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick is requesting $2 million for Shenandoah to address the problem.
It's being sued by the mayor, and two members of its own police department, and just as the Borough begins to prepare its legal defense, a council member is resigning.
By: Rob Manch
Matthew Pletz, 56, and Jack Pletz, 24, who live at the same home in Catasauqua, face multiple charges.
By: Rob Manch
Matthew Pletz, 56, and Jack Pletz, 24, who live at the same home in Catasauqua, face multiple charges.
By: Jessica Heisey, Rob Manch
Macungie Borough Council voted 4–2 to officially accept the resignation of Vice President Ron Karboski.
By: Rob Manch
Stan Banks lives right across from the site of the explosion. Four years isn't enough time for him to forget that day.
By: Rob Manch
After months of hearings, the East Vincent Township Board of Supervisors said no to a proposed data center on the sprawling Pennhurst Asylum property.
By: Rob Manch
Stan Banks lives right across from the site of the explosion. Four years isn't enough time for him to forget that day.
