The 37-year-old woman was transported to Doylestown Hospital, where she was receiving medical care when she died.
Man found huffing outside museum. Woman charged with DUI after striking multiple parked cars on East Oakland Avenue.
Investigators believe they are part of an organized burglary group out of NYC affiliated with a larger South American Theft Group.
While speaking with the driver, the officer detected a strong odor of burnt marijuana emanating from the vehicle.
Township police have charged two New Jersey residents with retail theft stemming from an incident on New Year's Eve.
Throughout much of April, law enforcement will be cracking down on aggressive driving to reduce the number of related injuries and death.
Firefighters got to observe fire dynamics in real time, read and understand the movement of smoke, temperatures, door control, and more.
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A check of a vehicle by police led to the discovery of five flip-top capsules containing a white crystal-like substance, police reported.
The 23-year-old man was arrested by Warrington Township Police and charged with simple assault and harassment.
Emergency responders said neighbors can expect to hear increased noise and see smoke during the course of the day.
A large afternoon protest at Court and Main could create travel disruptions and delays, according to the Central Bucks Regional Police.
Police said video surveillance identified the 26-year-old Warminster man as the person responsible for the damage.
The March 20 arrest followed a domestic disturbance call in the 2500 block of County Line Road, police said.
During a traffic stop, police found multiple baggies containing a white powder substance, suspected methamphetamine, and marijuana.
District attorney, law enforcement officers pay final respects to officer killed in the line of duty during services in Downingtown.
Thirty-five officers from six different law enforcement agencies from throughout the county conducted the checkpoint.
In other reports, police charged a 41-year-old man with defiant trespass and a 28-year-old man with driving under the influence.
The department reported 727 total incidents, including arrests for DUI and disorderly conduct, during February.
Crews from Plumstead, Doylestown and surrounding companies worked to contain the fire, which shut down Route 611 for hours.
"This is not the weekend to push your luck," said Bucks County District Attorney Joe Khan in announcing the enforcement action.
Police respond to calls for service, including traffic accidents, medical emergencies, and ongoing investigations into criminal activity.
During February, police reported the following incidents and arrests in Doylestown, New Britain, and Chalfont Boroughs.
The man has been charged with three felony counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
Residents are encouraged to plan ahead and celebrate responsibly to avoid impaired driving incidents during the holiday.
The Bucks County Coroner's Office has released the identity of the individual found Wednesday night on the Doylestown high school campus.
First responders in Warrington and Warwick townships were dispatched to a crash between a car and a dump truck.
In a letter to the community, the school district called the incident "isolated" and said there was no threat to students, staff, or campus.
When police found him sitting on a curb, he told police he was homeless and had walked to the township from Cheltenham.
Bucks County detectives and regional police are investigating the origin of the false report that led to a significant police response.
Police said a student who had been barred from attending school sporting events showed up at a basketball game and refused to leave.
The commercial vehicle safety inspections were conducted on the Route 202 Business Corridor and on Bristol Road in the township.
Police said the woman had buried herself under piles of clothing and debris to keep herself warm from the life-threatening cold.
The dispute between two men escalated into an aggravated assault and a stabbing on Wednesday afternoon, police said.
State hearing reveals that Pennsylvania is one of the hardest hit states for scams, with residents losing $76 million in 2025 alone.
A resident called police after seeing a man stumble into the wine and spirits store, make a purchase, and then drive away.
The Perkasie-based organization was responsible for flooding regional streets with fentanyl and methamphetamine, authorities say.
The man was charged by indictment in January 2025 with distribution and possession of child pornography.
To ensure a thorough and transparent review, the county's detectives said they are reaching out to the community for videos and photos.
The NAACP Branch has received a formal complaint regarding this incident and is currently reviewing the matter, they said in a statement.