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A man led police on multiple high-speed pursuits in Bucks County after stealing a U-Haul, striking several vehicles, and crashing into multiple cars before being arrested; he faces numerous felony charges.
The NTSB is investigating a deadly explosion at Bristol Health and Rehab Center in Bucks County, which occurred in the kitchen and cafeteria, resulting in two deaths and twenty injuries. The cause is under investigation, with testing ongoing on the natural gas service line and surrounding soil, following reports of a gas odor prior to the blast.
A gas explosion at the Silver Lake Nursing Home in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, resulted in two deaths and 20 hospitalizations. The incident occurred around 2:15 p.m., with authorities investigating whether natural gas or equipment caused the blast. Rescuers responded from multiple regions, and the facility's condition remains under investigation, with efforts focused on the well-being of residents and staff.
A gas explosion at the Bristol Health and Rehab Center in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, caused part of the nursing home to collapse, trapping an unknown number of residents and prompting a large emergency response involving multiple agencies and neighboring areas.
A gas explosion at Bristol Health and Rehab Center in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, caused part of the nursing home to collapse, trapping an unknown number of residents and staff, prompting a large emergency response and evacuation efforts.
A gas explosion at the Silver Lake Nursing Home in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, resulted in two deaths and several people missing, with rescue efforts ongoing and multiple agencies involved in response.
A man in his 60s died after an accident involving a wood chipper in Lower Southampton Township, Bucks County, while working outside; the cause is under investigation.
A man from Bucks County pleaded guilty to third-degree murder for killing his 82-year-old mother in their home, leading to a sentence of 26 to 54 years in prison, after confessing and being linked to her death and subsequent actions in Washington, D.C.
In Bucks County, Pennsylvania, a swing county with a nearly even split between Democrats and Republicans, voters ousted a sheriff who had partnered with ICE under the 287(g) program, signaling a shift away from aggressive immigration enforcement and reflecting broader Democratic gains in the region.
Democrats achieved a significant victory in Pennsylvania's Bucks County, winning all county offices including district attorney for the first time since the 1800s, reflecting a broader Democratic sweep beyond major races.
Harrison Bader and other Phillies players will host a fan meet and greet at Dynasty Sports & Framing in Bucks County on September 22, offering autographs and photos, with tickets starting at $39, providing fans a chance to meet players without the 'Phillies Karen' drama.
Bucks County Republicans protested against Democratic commissioners for voting to count undated or misdated mail ballots, defying a state Supreme Court ruling. The controversy is linked to the Pennsylvania U.S. Senate race recount. Democratic Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia's comments about violating the law to highlight the issue sparked backlash, leading to calls for her and fellow commissioner Bob Harvie's resignation. The protest reflects broader frustrations with election processes in the county.
A Taco Bell manager in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Becky Arbaugh, is being hailed as a hero after she performed CPR on an 11-week-old baby who stopped breathing at the drive-thru. The baby's mother, Natasha Long, had pulled into the drive-thru and heard her son struggling to breathe, prompting Arbaugh to rush to their aid. Arbaugh's quick actions helped the baby start breathing again, and he was taken to the hospital for treatment. Long expressed her gratitude, calling Arbaugh a lifesaver, while Arbaugh humbly stated that she simply did what any mom would do in that situation.
A new "Dateline" episode titled “Justice for Joy” sheds light on the 1991 murder of Bucks County mom Joy Hibbs, who was found dead inside her burning home. After more than three decades, Robert Atkins, a former neighbor and occasional marijuana seller to Hibbs, was arrested and convicted of her murder. Atkins' ex-wife testified that he came home covered in blood on the day of the murder and confessed to stabbing someone and setting the house on fire. In February 2024, Atkins was convicted of first-degree murder, arson, and other offenses, and sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Sky-gazers in Lower Bucks County can enjoy the solar eclipse on Monday at the Margaret R. Grundy Memorial Library in Bristol Borough, featuring crafts, activities, and a live NASA broadcast, while Washington Crossing Historic Park in Upper Makefield and Solebury townships offers a guided viewing opportunity with eye protection provided. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own eclipse glasses, and the forecast for Monday afternoon is partly sunny.