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On this episode of Your Financial Choices, Laurie Siebert continues last week's discussion on estate planning, this week regarding the support system that can ease the process.

Rachel Leon takes a look at the monument atop Easton's College Hill honoring 16 Lafayette College students.

Lucille Kincaid shares three stories of rescues, not only of or by humans, from across the country.

Aurea Ortiz welcomes Paula Johnson of the Northeast Community Center to talk about their services for Bethlehem's Pembroke community and the entire Lehigh Valley.

Kate Scuffle is joined by David Pica, director of DeSales University's production of 'Dublin by Lamplight,' and cast member Chloe Russell, to talk about the story of revolution and ambition.

Laurie Hackett welcomes Rick and Amy Bucher and Jill Wheeler to talk about this year's United Way campaign and the why behind their community giving.

This fun stop-motion animation film is the latest in the series based on a British television series, following Shaun as he tries to save Halloween from a mysterious beast.

Melody Bradford welcomes Bruce Haines, Managing Partner of the Historic Hotel Bethlehem, for a glimpse inside his fight to preserve a piece of local history.

This week's highlights include the art of everyday people during the Revolutionary War, a look at one of the fascinating women of the Revolution, and a family history hunt.

Maddie Yang talks about the correlation between the health of our planet and the health of its inhabitants.