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Read More: Shed Fire Brings Out Crews Early MondayA pre-dawn fire destroyed a shed and damaged two nearby homes.
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Read More: Neshaminy Approves Budget With 4.1% Tax HikeThe Neshaminy School Board is raising taxes.
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Read More: 100+ Degree Days Expected This WeekExtreme heat is on the way, forecasters say.
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Read More: Bucks County Revolutionary War Sites You Can Still Visit TodayBucks County was strategic location amid the fight for American independence and there are many historic sites to see.
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Read More: Man Accused Of Raping Teen Now In ICE CustodyThe man is in federal custody.
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Read More: INVESTIGATION: Supplying Drugs In Fatal Overdoses Has Led To Hundreds Of Prison SentencesPennsylvania is a leader in prosecuting people for providing drugs used in fatal overdoses.
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Read More: Lacking President’s Signature, Congressional Housing Hill With PA Ties Still Has Path To LawDemocratic Pennsylvania state senator Nikil Saval was pleased to see the federal bill include a concept he’s championed in his…
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Read More: CONSUMER CORNER: As Hurricane Season Arrives, Be Prepared Before Severe Weather StrikesThe best time to prepare is before a storm occurs.
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Read More: Homes Sold In Bucks County Last MonthThe average home price in Bucks County is $527,114.
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Read More: PECO & Union Face Looming July 4 Strike DeadlineFor the first time in PECO’s history, there will be a union strike if a labor deal is not reached.
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Read More: Tullytown Man Accused Of Trying To Meet Girl For SexA man was arrested for allegedly trying to meet a juvenile for a sexual encounter.
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Read More: State Officials Visit Lifeline For Bucks County Crime SurvivorsNOVA provides comprehensive services to Bucks County survivors of all crimes.
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Read More: 400 Fans Handed Out For SummerFour hundred local households received free box fans Friday after a packed resource day and farmers market.
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Read More: With PA Budget Deadline Approaching, Rainy Day Fund Debate EnsuesWrangling over how to use these state savings — and how much risk is worth it — is adding pressure…
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Read More: Gov. Shapiro Wants To Use Incentives To Push Data Centers To Behave Better, But His Own Party Wants To Be More AggressiveHouse Democrats had to cut a deal to convince their members not to rewrite the governor’s data center proposal.
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Read More: EXCLUSIVE: Middletown Staffers Allege ‘Toxic’ EnvironmentCurrent and former employees have come forward to allege that former Manager Eden Ratliff fostered a “toxic” work environment in…
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Read More: Residents Mobilize Against Proposed Fairless Hills Car WashTownship officials confirmed that the proposal is in its early stages.
