6 Women Drugged, Assaulted By Man They Met On Dating Site, DA Says

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6 Women Drugged, Raped By Lower Bucks Man They Met On Dating Site: DA

A Bucks County man has been charged with drugging and sexually assaulting six women he met on a dating site and authorities believe there could be more victims. Authorities said the 40-year-old Bristol Township man sexually assaulted the six women at his home. (Read More)

Ex Main Line Teacher Gets Prison For Soliciting Underage Girls Online

A former Lower Merion School District teacher has been sentenced to three decades in federal prison for posing as a teenager online in order to solicit sexually explicit photos from underage people. Jeremy Schobel, 33, of Philadelphia, was sentenced to 30 years in prison and 20 years of supervised release for a child exploitation catfishing scheme, federal authorities said. (Read More)

Historic Hotel Up For Sale In Lower Bucks

The historic Langhorne Hotel is up for sale. The 8,100-square-foot, three-story hotel at 100 W. Maple Ave. has hit the market for $2.35 million, according to the real estate broker LoopNet. The historic 1704 hotel includes the building, restaurant, liquor license, 12 rental rooms, and two apartments. It was renovated in 2000, according to its listing. (Read More)

Was This The Weirdest Moment At The Presidential Debate In Philly?

With the birthplace of democracy as the backdrop, the two candidates for the highest office in the United States sparred for a heated, meandering, and downright bizarre 90 minutes of political theatre Tuesday night. The debate at the Constitution Center in Philadelphia marked the first-ever debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. It was held without an audience, no notes were allowed, and microphones for candidates were turned off when their turn to speak was over. (Read about the debate highlights)

18 9/11 Bucks County Victims Remembered

The 18 Bucks County victims of the September 11 attacks on America 23 years ago were remembered during ceremonies Wednesday morning. The names were read of the 18 victims from Bucks County —including nine from Lower Makefield Township —who were among those killed in the attacks on The World Trade Center in New York City, The Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and an open field in Somerset County. (Read More)

R&B Legend And Philly Native Frankie Beverly Dies At 77

A Philadelphia music legend has died. R&B, soul, and funk legend Frankie Beverly died Tuesday. He was 77. Beverly formed the band Maze in 1970, going on to release nine Gold records. (Read More)