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  • ‘Jane Doe’ In Custody After Stolen Porsche Crash, Kidnapping Claim
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    ‘Jane Doe’ In Custody After Stolen Porsche Crash, Kidnapping Claim

    June 5, 2026

    Police are working to ID the woman.

    Read More: ‘Jane Doe’ In Custody After Stolen Porsche Crash, Kidnapping Claim
  • Pennsbury Breaks Ground On New $269.5 Million High School Campus
    Government, Schools

    Pennsbury Breaks Ground On New $269.5 Million High School Campus

    June 5, 2026

    The 495,000-square-foot building is designed to hold between 2,800 and 3,000 students and staff.

    Read More: Pennsbury Breaks Ground On New $269.5 Million High School Campus
  • African American Museum Hosting Juneteenth Community Festival
    Arts & Entertainment, Neighbors, Non-profits

    African American Museum Hosting Juneteenth Community Festival

    June 5, 2026

    The event is free and open to the public.

    Read More: African American Museum Hosting Juneteenth Community Festival
  • PA Supreme Court Rejects Bristol Twp. Man’s Appeal: โ€˜Malice Is Maliceโ€™
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    PA Supreme Court Rejects Bristol Twp. Man’s Appeal: โ€˜Malice Is Maliceโ€™

    June 5, 2026

    The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has rejected the arguments in the appeal of a Bristol Township man.

    Read More: PA Supreme Court Rejects Bristol Twp. Man’s Appeal: โ€˜Malice Is Maliceโ€™
  • Rock Crusher Catches On Fire
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Rock Crusher Catches On Fire

    June 5, 2026

    A pre-dawn fire destroyed a rock crusher this week.

    Read More: Rock Crusher Catches On Fire
  • Electric Rates Up As Summer Approaches
    Business

    Electric Rates Up As Summer Approaches

    June 5, 2026

    A PECO executive said the industry must address a ‘supply shortfall’ as power rates rise.

    Read More: Electric Rates Up As Summer Approaches
  • State Supreme Court Warns Of Text Scam
    Government

    State Supreme Court Warns Of Text Scam

    June 5, 2026

    Message mimics the court and requests payment to correct a filing, officials said.

    Read More: State Supreme Court Warns Of Text Scam
  • Rep. Fitzpatrick Votes With Democrats On War Powers Act
    Government

    Rep. Fitzpatrick Votes With Democrats On War Powers Act

    June 4, 2026

    U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick was one of four Republicans who crossed party lines Wednesday.

    Read More: Rep. Fitzpatrick Votes With Democrats On War Powers Act
  • PA Nurse Practitioners Push For Independence From Physician Oversight
    Government

    PA Nurse Practitioners Push For Independence From Physician Oversight

    June 4, 2026

    In Pennsylvania, Certified Registered Nurse Practitioners must have a written collaborative agreement with a licensed physician to work.

    Read More: PA Nurse Practitioners Push For Independence From Physician Oversight
  • Experts Say Elder Abuse Agencies Should Investigate As State Scales Back Oversight
    Government

    Experts Say Elder Abuse Agencies Should Investigate As State Scales Back Oversight

    June 4, 2026

    State aging officials reviewed every no-need designation to ensure older adults werenโ€™t being left at risk of harm before the…

    Read More: Experts Say Elder Abuse Agencies Should Investigate As State Scales Back Oversight
  • Long-Delayed Bristol Healthcare Facility Cleared To Open
    Business, Government

    Long-Delayed Bristol Healthcare Facility Cleared To Open

    June 3, 2026

    A healthcare facility is one step closer to opening its doors after 10 years of labor and a 14-year development…

    Read More: Long-Delayed Bristol Healthcare Facility Cleared To Open
  • Police To Start Issuing Fines For Hands-Free Law Violations Friday
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Transportation

    Police To Start Issuing Fines For Hands-Free Law Violations Friday

    June 3, 2026

    The law took effect last June, but it included a one-year grace period where police could only issue warnings.

    Read More: Police To Start Issuing Fines For Hands-Free Law Violations Friday
  • Free Summer Meals Program Returns To Bristol Twp. School District
    Neighbors, Schools

    Free Summer Meals Program Returns To Bristol Twp. School District

    June 3, 2026

    The meal program returns this summer.

    Read More: Free Summer Meals Program Returns To Bristol Twp. School District
  • NEARBY: One Dead In Crash After Domestic Dispute
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    NEARBY: One Dead In Crash After Domestic Dispute

    June 3, 2026

    A domestic dispute led to a violent, multi-vehicle crash that left one person dead.

    Read More: NEARBY: One Dead In Crash After Domestic Dispute
  • PA Lawmakers Look At Heat Protections As Summer Approaches
    Government, Weather

    PA Lawmakers Look At Heat Protections As Summer Approaches

    June 3, 2026

    House bill supporters were quick to point out places where they thought federal rules fell short.

    Read More: PA Lawmakers Look At Heat Protections As Summer Approaches
  • Pro-BMXers Teach Students Safety
    Schools, Transportation

    Pro-BMXers Teach Students Safety

    June 2, 2026

    A BMX stunt show brought a message of bicycle and helmet safety to Levittown.

    Read More: Pro-BMXers Teach Students Safety
  • LevittownNow, Other Local News Outlets Form PA Independent News Association
    Business, Government

    LevittownNow, Other Local News Outlets Form PA Independent News Association

    June 2, 2026

    New coalition targets public notice reform and sustainable models for independent newsrooms across the state.

    Read More: LevittownNow, Other Local News Outlets Form PA Independent News Association
  • Falls Twp. Cops Seek Missing 17-Year-Old Boy
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Falls Twp. Cops Seek Missing 17-Year-Old Boy

    June 2, 2026

    Police are looking for a missing teen last seen Monday.

    Read More: Falls Twp. Cops Seek Missing 17-Year-Old Boy
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