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Read More: NEARBY: Coroner IDs Man Killed In CrashThe Bucks County Coroner’s Office has identified the young man killed in a violent crash.
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Read More: As PA Cracks Down On AI, Multiple Chatbots Continue To Pose As DoctorsFive role-playing bots claimed to be doctors, then provided fake Pennsylvania medical license numbers when prompted.
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Read More: UPenn Study: Ballot Curing Helps More Mail-In Ballots Get CountedResearchers at the University of Pennsylvania used the 2024 election to measure how effective Pennsylvania’s ballot-curing policies are.
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Read More: UPDATED: Woman Faces Charges After SUV Plows Into HomeThe woman is being charged by police.
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Read More: State Officials Urge Preparedness Ahead Of Thousands Of Summer VisitorsPennsylvania will host several high-profile sporting events and celebrations over the next two months.
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Read More: Pennsbury Breaks Ground On New $269.5 Million High School CampusThe 495,000-square-foot building is designed to hold between 2,800 and 3,000 students and staff.
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Read More: African American Museum Hosting Juneteenth Community FestivalThe event is free and open to the public.
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Read More: PA Supreme Court Rejects Bristol Twp. Man’s Appeal: ‘Malice Is Malice’The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has rejected the arguments in the appeal of a Bristol Township man.
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Read More: Rock Crusher Catches On FireA pre-dawn fire destroyed a rock crusher this week.
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Read More: Electric Rates Up As Summer ApproachesA PECO executive said the industry must address a ‘supply shortfall’ as power rates rise.
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Read More: State Supreme Court Warns Of Text ScamMessage mimics the court and requests payment to correct a filing, officials said.
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Read More: Rep. Fitzpatrick Votes With Democrats On War Powers ActU.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick was one of four Republicans who crossed party lines Wednesday.
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Read More: PA Nurse Practitioners Push For Independence From Physician OversightIn Pennsylvania, Certified Registered Nurse Practitioners must have a written collaborative agreement with a licensed physician to work.
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Read More: Experts Say Elder Abuse Agencies Should Investigate As State Scales Back OversightState aging officials reviewed every no-need designation to ensure older adults weren’t being left at risk of harm before the…
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Read More: Long-Delayed Bristol Healthcare Facility Cleared To OpenA healthcare facility is one step closer to opening its doors after 10 years of labor and a 14-year development…
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Read More: Police To Start Issuing Fines For Hands-Free Law Violations FridayThe law took effect last June, but it included a one-year grace period where police could only issue warnings.
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Read More: Free Summer Meals Program Returns To Bristol Twp. School DistrictThe meal program returns this summer.
