These are the top stories in Pennsylvania today.
Bucks County's registered Republicans are growing in the registered voter count, according to recent statistics.
The Hartsville Fire Company will pay its respects at its York Road fire station to those who perished in the Sept. 11 attacks on America.
A boy was charged with trying to kill another teen at a Bensalem hotel. Meanwhile, vehicle-break-ins are on the rise in Lower Bucks County.
Celebrate the arts or the blues. Or eat your way through festivals celebrating Italian, German, and Polish cultures this weekend.
Fall sessions of Crisis Volunteer Training to begin in October
Festivals are the name of the game this weekend in Bucks County, celebrating numerous cultures and the arts.
The Warminster Township Police Department has released its blotter of criminal incidents for July.
The Philadelphia Eagles went under the Friday Night Lights. Meanwhile, Kyle Schwarber is knocking the ball out of the park for the Phillies.
State Police Troop M released the results of its Labor Day weekend enforcement in Bucks and two other counties.
Bucks County Treasurer Kris Ballerini doled out $300K of the funds to schools and towns. Find out who got the money below.
SEPTA said funds are needed to make up for a $240 million budget deficit and has exhausted its federal COVID relief funds
The Bucks County District Attorney is alerting residents to protect their vehicles from theft as the crimes rise in the Philadelphia region.
The fast food eatery in Center Point Place in Warminster Township is now hiring employees.
SEPTA has announced new schedules for all regional rail lines will go into effect on Sunday.
Moody’s Investors Service gave the Warminster-based school district a new rating. Find out where the district stands.
The event aimed to raise awareness and foster understanding of neurodiversity.
High speed was the cause of a recent crash that killed three people on the border of Bucks and Montgomery counties.
Wawa is launching its "Cheers to Classrooms" initiative Monday. Teachers and school staff can get a free any size coffee through Sept. 15.
A Polish Festival and Renaissance Faire launch the Labor Day holiday weekend. Or see some baseball as the Phillies play a key home series.
PA State Police will be out in force on Bucks County highways to target aggressive drivers over the Labor Day holiday weekend.
The Warminster-based Catholic High School has made several personnel moves.
WMA officials told township supervisors at a recent meeting that water rates are three times cheaper than Aqua.
Construction of an Arby's in Warminster is moving along. Meanwhile, a new pilates studio is coming to the Village at Newtown Shopping Center
Centennial Schools Superintendent Dana Bedden has announced numerous changes due to a "challenging period" for the district.
The Montgomery County Coroner's Office has released the names of the three people killed in a crash on County Line Road on Friday night.
Centennial students return to school on Wednesday. Schools Superintendent Dana Bedden said the district has made strides over the summer.
A GoFundMe page has been created for Adriana Sabo, who was involved in the crash that killed three people on County Line Road Friday night.
SEPTA said bus service will replace rails starting Saturday. Find out for how long below.
Warminster Township Police said the teenager left his group home. Police seek the public's help in finding him.
PennDOT said the roadwork in Warminster and Hatboro starts Monday and will last until late September. Find out the times below.
A crash on County Line Road killed three people Friday night. Bucks County election officials are also warning of voter intimidation.
There's a Beerfest in Doylestown. You can also see the Philadelphia Eagles play their final pre-season game on Saturday.