Health Department Inspects 6 Local School Cafeterias In September

The cafeterias of six Newtown-area schools — 4 public, 2 private — were inspected last month. How clean are they?

18 Bucks County Public Water Systems Have Toxin Made Famous By Erin Brockovich, Study Says

The study published Tuesday says even small amounts of Chromium-6 can have negative health impacts, like cancer and liver damage.

PA Zika Cases Rise 45 Percent As First Sexually Transmitted Case Reported

The number of Pennsylvania cases rose sharply within the past month as the first sexually transmitted case was reported.

PA Has Among Highest Risks For Lead-Contaminated Water in U.S., Study Says

A new study says Pennsylvania has among the highest risks for corrosiveness that typically leads to lead-contaminated water.

Mosquito Tests Positive For West Nile Virus In Wrightstown

The mosquito was one of two in Bucks County that tested positive for the virus in the most recent sampling released Friday.

PA Zika Virus Cases Nearly Double In Just One Month As New Dangers Arise

The number of Pennsylvania Zika virus cases have nearly doubled in just one month as new dangers associated with the disease have arisen.

'No Risk' To Residents As Zika Confirmed In Bucks County: Health Official

The infected resident was traveling in the Caribbean when they contracted the virus. They have since fully recovered, health officials say.

Seniors, Learn How To Defend Yourself At Free Seminar In Newtown

​Pickering Manor in Newtown will host a free one-hour seminar on senior self-defense techniques on June 23.

Meat and Chicken Products Recall: Listeria Warning Spreads To Frozen Vegetables With Meat

The Listeria recall of vegetables expands to 47 million pounds of frozen chicken and meat products that include veggies.

The Most-Surprising Cause of Death in Pennsylvania And Why It Matters

Heart disease, cancer and respiratory illness are common killers, but the most over-indexed cause of death in Pennsylvania may surprise you.

Tuna Recall Expanded, 'Life-Threatening' Contamination Possible, FDA Says

Chicken of the Sea and Bumble Bee have recalled tuna due to 'life-threatening' contamination, the FDA said.

11 Spring Cleaning Prep Tips

Cluttered home? Attack the mess with these quick suggestions.

What's Closed In Newtown on Martin Luther King Day 2016?

Monday, Jan. 18, is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday.

Another Open Heart Surgery Patient Dies From Rare Infection

Two Pennsylvania hospitals are warning patients of the risk of a rare infection traced back to a device used during open heart surgery.

Black Widow Spider Reported In Grapes At Langhorne BJ's

The venomous spider was found in organic grapes sold at BJ's Wholesale Club in Langhorne, according to multiple reports.

'I Know I Will Survive': Woman, Cat Fighting Breast Cancer Together

Bucks County resident Meg Sorgdrager, 21, and her cat, Madison, are both in a fight for their lives.

Lyme Disease On The Rise In Pennsylvania: CDC Study

Incidents of Lyme disease are on the rise, according to a new report from the Centers For Disease Control.

E.Coli Concerns Prompt Massive Bottled Water Recall

The company that supplies Giant, Wegmans, ShopRite, 7-Eleven, Acme and others with bottled water has issued a recall because of E.coli.

Concerned About Carbon Pollution? 350 Bucks County Hosting Free Event

Episode 4 of the Emmy-award winning series 'Years of Living Dangerously' will be screened June 13 in Newtown.

The 2,710 Calorie Meal: Where to Find it Near Newtown

Winners of the Xtreme Eating Awards include a 1,300 calorie IHOP omelette and a 2,710 calorie entree at Red Lobster.

Year's First West Nile Virus-Carrying Mosquito Reported in Pa.

The year’s first mosquito with West Nile Virus has been detected in York County. A bird with the virus has also been found in Centre County.

How Fat Is Newtown?

The area's obesity and well-being have been analyzed in a new Gallup survey.

What Is The Most Distinctive Cause Of Death In Newtown?

A new study by the Centers for Disease Control lists the most unusual - the most definitive - ways to die in each state in the country.

NOVA sets date for 3rd Annual NO BULLying Run

Five-mile competition and 1-mile fun run June 13 will raise awareness and funds for anti-bullying initiatives.

Strength Clinic To Be Held In Newtown

The clinic will feature strength training, drills, and learning programs.

Alex's Lemonade Stand In Newtown Inspired By 5th Grade Girl With Cancer

The stand to support children with cancer will be hosted by Shir Ami on Sunday, May 3, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.

PHOTOS: Philadelphia Flower Show Opens

This year’s Philadelphia Flower Show opened Saturday and goes through March 8.

Washington Crossing Park to Host Charter Day Celebration

Charter Day marks the date 334 years ago when England’s King Charles II signed the original Charter of Pennsylvania.

Natural Gas Usage Breaks Records as Residents Cope With the Cold

We used a record-breaking amount of natural gas to heat our homes during last week’s brutal cold, PECO said.

Bucks County Designer House to Be Unveiled at Party Next Month

Explore this year’s designer house, Villa d’Braccia in Chalfont, during an Empty House Party on March 1.

How to Protect Your Pipes as Record-Breaking Cold Approaches

A 1/8-inch crack in a pipe can leak up to 250 gallons of water a day, causing flooding and serious structural damage.

County Approves Funding for New Playground at Veterans Park

Noah's Playground, named in honor of a local baby who passed away from SIDS, will be located at Veteran's Park.

New Survey Shows Top Toys This Holiday Season

Barbie had a good run, but she’s not the doll little girls are clamoring for, a National Retail Federation survey shows.

What Are The Most Common Baby Names of 2014?

Find out if your baby’s name makes the list.

Bucks County Nonprofits Seek Support This Giving Tuesday

Giving Tuesday, a day dedicated to supporting nonprofits, is Tuesday.

Healthy Perspectives on Aging

We have a choice and can decide to change our approach to one that is healthier, especially if we allow our thought to grow more spiritual.

Pickering Manor to Host 'Medicare Made Easy' Seminar

The seminar will cover what kind of insurance coverage people need as they age, how to avoid paying for coverage that isn’t needed and more.

God on the Go: Drive-Through Prayer Service Offered in Ivyland

St. John’s United Methodist Church, located on Almshouse Road in Ivyland, is the newest church to introduce drive-through prayer.

Preventative Medicine Saves Lives

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