Bear Sighting, Wawa Police Chase Top Lower Bucks News

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA —A bear was spotted this past week wandering around a Feasterville neighborhood in broad daylight. Meanwhile, a man jumped fences in trying to elude police after a reported theft of merchandise at a Falls Township Wawa.

And then there's a 10-year-old boy who just received his high school diploma. He's now taking college courses and living in Bensalem, which Fortune Magazine ranked as one of the best places in the country to raise a family.

These are some of the stories that were making news last week:

Bear Spotted Roaming Lower Bucks County

Warminster Police and two fire companies are warning residents to be on the lookout for the black bear spotted Wednesday morning. There was another sighting in Doylestown Township.

10-Year-Old Bucks Boy Gets Full College Scholarship

David Balogun of Bensalem Township recently received his high school diploma. He's now taking four college courses.

Man Found Dead In Lower Bucks Hospital Parking Lot: Police

Bristol Township Police are investigating the suspicious death just after midnight Saturday.

Wawa Theft Leads To Foot Chase In Falls Township: Police

Falls Township Police said a Philadelphia man jumped several fences in backyards trying to elude police officers Tuesday morning.

Bensalem Ranked Among Best Places To Live For Families

Fortune Magazine chose Bensalem as 26th in the county of 50 places. The magazine said the township "feels close to everything." It was the only town in Bucks County and Pennsylvania mentioned.