Missing 22-Year-Old's Body Found Behind Shopping Center / Your Fall Bucket List / College Student's Mysterious Death

Check out the top news that made headlines this week across the Patch network in Pennsylvania:

Pennsylvania College Student Dies From Serious Head Injury, Investigation Ongoing

A 19-year-old freshmen who had attended an off-campus party in the hours leading up to his death died from a head injury.

Body of Missing 22-Year-Old Found At Chester County Shopping Center

The body belonged to Megan Ann Little, 22, who had not been seen or heard of since Aug. 28, according to authorities. A taxi driver found a suitcase containing Little's personal property and cell phone near where her body was found.

7 Things That Need To Be On Your Fall Bucket List

What are you waiting for? You've got corn mazes to navigate, gourds to pick, pumpkin beers to drink, and cider donuts to eat.

Teen To Be Charged As Adult For Murder Of Gerard Grandzol: Cops

A 16-year-old will be charged as an adult in connection with the murder of Gerard Grandzol in Philadelphia last week, police have announced.

Bucks County Shopping Center Getting $35M Facelift

This Bucks County shopping center will undergo renovations to make it an upscale destination. A farm-to-table wine bar is part of the plan.

Equifax Hack In Pennsylvania: How To Protect Yourself In Aftermath Of Massive Breach

Here's how to find out if your data was compromised and some tips from Pennsylvania officials if so.

Woman Charged For Leaving Fentanyl Outside Delco School

A 29-year-old woman is facing charges after police allege she dropped fentanyl outside a Catholic elementary school. She was bringing her kindergartener to school when she dropped the drugs, according to reports.

Young 'Soulmates' In Crash: 21-Year-Old Dies, Other Critically Injured

Christopher M. Marinelli, 21, was killed in the crash. His girlfriend, described as his soulmate, was critically injured.

Date Set For Bill Cosby's Retrial

Bill Cosby, 80, had previously been slated to return for a retrial on Nov. 6. However, after Cosby's leading attorneys both left him, the court determined that Cosby's new lawyers would require more time to prepare their client's defense.