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Read More: Second Suspect Charged In Triple Shooting That Left Two Men DeadEric Dillard Jr., who is already incarcerated, learned Monday he could be spending a lot more time behind bars.
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Read More: Cops: 18-Year-Old From Penndel Sold Marijuana Brownies That Ended Up At Middle SchoolAn 18-year-old Penndel man is accused of selling brownies laced with marijuana to a juvenile who resold them at a…
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Read More: Adult Coloring Event Draws Larger Than Expected CrowdColoring books aren’t just for the young.
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Read More: Small Roof Blaze Extinguished By FirefightersFirefighters extinguished a small fire in an apartment in Bristol Borough Sunday evening.
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Read More: Two Sisters Testify Against Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting ThemTwo sisters testified last week that they were sexually assaulted by the man tasked to take care of them.
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Read More: Bristol Twp. Resident Increase Recycling, Cut Down WasteBristol Township residents are continuing to cut down on waste and increase their recycling efforts, according to township officials.
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Read More: Crowd Shows Up To Wood Carving ShowThe “Artistry in Wood” Competition and Show celebrated its 40th anniversary over the weekend.
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Read More: Local Woman Gives Husband Surprise Of A LifetimeA Fairless Hills mother-to-be is receiving national attention for her unique way of revealing her pregnancy.
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Read More: Fire Related To Electrical ProblemAn electrical wiring problem caused a fire at a house in Bristol Borough.
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Read More: Driver Leaves Scene Of Crash, Cops SayPolice are working to solve a crash that happened Thursday afternoon at one of Levittown’s busiest intersections.
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Read More: Volunteers Sought For Great American Cleanup of PennsylvaniaThe Pennsylvania Departments of Transportation (PennDOT) and Environmental Protection (DEP) are seeking volunteers for this year’s Great American Cleanup of…
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Read More: Philadelphia Man Charged For Thursday’s Wild Police ChaseLevittownNow.com has learned more about a wild police chase.
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Read More: Lower Bucks County Chamber Of Commerce Names New PresidentThe Falls Township-based Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce has found its new president.
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Read More: Longtime Constable Remembered For Positive Attitude & Work EthicConstable Steve Ryan knew the job and knew how to the treat people.
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Read More: Community College’s New Science Building Will Be A ‘Tremendous Advantage’Bucks County Community College’s science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) offerings are only expected to improve once a $17 million…
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Read More: PHOTOS: Standoff Near Neshaminy High School Ends PeacefullySee photos from Thursday night’s standoff.
