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Two more Bucks County residents died from COVID-19 Sunday, bringing the county’s death toll from the disease to three. County officials said in a news release that the two most recent deaths involved “elderly people (who were) in fragile health before catching the virus.”
In a historic move, Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf told residents of Philadelphia and six other counties to stay at home for the next two weeks unless leaving the house to help stop the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
State officials have recommended that all non-essential retail businesses in Bucks County close as the area enters a 14-day “aggressive mitigation” period designed to stem the spread of COVID-19.
A Milford Township, Bucks County woman has been charged with stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the medical company that employed her as a bookkeeper.
In an email that was sent to parents by Palisades superintendent Dr. Bridget O’Connell Friday morning, O’Connell stressed that all students are safe and urged parents not to come to the school while the investigation is taking place.
The Plumstead Township, Bucks County, man who became known as the “Straw Hat Bandit” after a series of bank robberies was sentenced to 71 years in federal prison on Wednesday.
The Bucks County District Attorney is fighting back against e-cigarette makers JUUL and Eonsmoke, announcing Wednesday the filing of a lawsuit alleging a plot to lure minors into getting hooked on vaping.
A Milford Township couple has pleaded guilty to felony charges related to a string of late-night explosions that gripped Upper Bucks County in the spring of 2018.
Passport to Bucks cards provide a wine tasting at each of seven Bucks County wineries.With Passport to Bucks, couples (and Galentines alike) can sample a wide variety of fine wines–featuring tastes for every palate–at all of these family-owned wineries.
A Quakertown cold case has been solved with the recovery of the body of a young father who vanished from his borough home in October 2004. And police say it was Adam Brundage’s alleged killer–a former friend–who finally led them to his shallow grave.
