Death At Penn State Frat House / New PA Driving Laws / Decades Of Sex Abuse At Elite Prep School: Top February News

Check out the top stories that made headlines in February across the Patch network in Pennsylvania:

Penn State Student's Death Now Considered Criminal Investigation

The Penn State fraternity where a 19-year-old died earlier this month has had its recognition revoked as a criminal investigation continues.

Decades Of Sexual Abuse At Bucks County Prep School Detailed In Grand Jury Report

Teachers and faculty at an elite Bucks County private school sexually abused students for five decades, and school leadership failed to report the allegations to authorities, allowing the behavior to continue for more than 50 years, a grand jury investigation report on the Solebury School said.

4 New Pennsylvania Driving Laws You Need To Know About

In light of Highway Safety Law Awareness Week in Pennsylvania, lawmakers spread the word about some new rules of the road.

Patients At Bucks County Dermatologist Were Secretly Filmed Nude

James Close, an employee at Penn Medicine Dermatology in the Floral Vale professional complex, was arraigned on 43 additional charges Tuesday morning.

Jerry Sandusky's Son Arrested On Child Sex Charges

The son of Jerry Sandusky has been arrested and charged after trying to solicit nude photographs from a child, police said.

Donald Trump Still Owes Newtown $19K For October Rally, Township Officials Say

Newtown Township spent $19,230 spent on police and fire overtime during the Oct. 21 rally at the Newtown Athletic Club.

Montgomery County Teen Hockey Star Dies From Head Trauma

An 18-year-old hockey star at a Chestnut Hill club died Monday as a result of head trauma, but witnesses and the player did not report any hits to his head.

Huntingdon Valley Standoff Ends With One Arrest

Concerns that the man had hostages or even a bomb proved to be unfounded.

West Chester Ranked 2nd Most Exciting Place in Pennsylvania

West Chester has been ranked one of the "most exciting" places in the entire state, according to a new study.