Bucks County
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Bucks girl inspires ‘American Ninja Warrior’ brother
‘American Ninja Warrior’ competitor Nick Warren talks about how his sister and mom help him from their home in Doylestown.
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This Bucks County pizzeria voted best in latest pizza poll
A Bucks County pizzeria in Trevose returns to the top in our 2026 Bucks County Pizza Poll.
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How this Pennsylvania teen archer became a world champion
Wyatt Schilling, 14, of Butler County, has earned several state, national and world championships.
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‘Bucks County, USA’ docuseries set to air on PBS
Filmed over four years, the series is to focus in part on the political battles that engulfed the Central Bucks School District, where disputes over COVID-19 pandemic-era school policies, book bannings and other culture war topics became flashpoints in the county’s broader political divide.
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Doctors warn One Big Beautiful Bill healthcare changes are increasing pressure on Pa. hospitals
Pennsylvania doctors explain the strain on hospitals and emergency departments after the One Big Beautiful Bill created new Medicaid eligibility and cut ACA Marketplace coverage.
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Bucks County artist Dot Bunn captures beauty around her, teaches others
From covered bridges to rolling farmland, the pastoral landscapes of Upper Bucks County come to life in Dot Bunn’s oil paintings.
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Bob Harvie sues GOP PAC over Bucks County Congressional race claims sign
The Aug. 5 complaint filed in the U.S. District Court For Eastern Pennsylvania alleges Chris Pack and Defending America have “repeatedly and recklessly” published false and defamatory statements.
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New details revealed in Bucks County DA Quakertown protest report
DA Joe Khan announced Aug. 3 that his office will not prosecute any police officers or additional student protesters for their actions during the demonstration that turned violent in the borough’s downtown business district on Feb. 20.
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Falls Township moves to update zoning to curb data centers
Township officials are initiating a preemptive strike on regulating additional data centers by declaring part of its zoning ordinance “substantially invalid.”
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Bucks County’s first data center will open soon. What you need to know
The July 14 open house by Amazon at Pennsbury High School in Fairless Hills drew hundreds of people before PECO hosted its own informational meeting to answer questions about the data center now under construction at the former U.S. Steel industrial site along the river.
