Rudy Miller is a supervising reporter at lehighvalleylive.com. He specializes in law and legal affairs, covering topics such as crime and justice, public housing, and recovery from drug addiction, while also reporting on daily court news in the Easton area. Rudy's work has been featured in various publications, including NJ Cannabis Insider, Daily Item, and The Scranton Times-Tribune.
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Rudy Miller primarily covers local news, crime, government & politics in the Lehigh Valley area. His focus on breaking news and evolving stories indicates a preference for timely pitches related to ongoing events or recent developments with significant community impact.
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By: Rudy Miller
The heat was turned off on April 15 in the Harlan House
By: Glenn Epps, Rudy Miller
Xzavier Delgado was riding in the area of North 11th and West Tilghman streets in Allentown when he crashed.
By: Rudy Miller
The ring brought cocaine, methamphetamine and fentanyl into the Lehigh Valley, the attorney general said
By: Rudy Miller
The ring brought cocaine, methamphetamine and fentanyl into the Lehigh Valley, the attorney general said
By: Rudy Miller
A free speech group is challenging Lafayette's decision, a reaction to comments posted on a screen during a wellness program.
By: Rudy Miller
The Lancaster County man was sentenced to three years of probation.
By: Rudy Miller
The re-grouting work will be a ‘significant expense,’ according to supervisor meeting minutes
By: Rudy Miller
The Northampton County Human Relations Commission seeks new members
By: Rudy Miller
Devin Rorrer will spend at least three years in state prison for the fatal crash in Bethlehem Township.
Pennsylvania State Police announced the checkpoint will be conducted between Friday and Sunday, May 29-31.
