Dismantled Pennsylvania gun ring accused of putting dozens of firearms on the streets

Prosecutors in Montgomery and Bucks counties announced the dismantlement of a gun trafficking ring that they allege put over 30 illegal weapons on the streets using so-called straw purchasers to buy firearms from local gun shops.

Man who fatally shot 2 in fight outside Bucks County bar acted in self-defense, DA says

Prosecutors in Bucks County ruled that a man acted in self-defense when he fatally shot two men and injured another while being assaulted in the parking lot of a local bar. 

Police: Nearly 300 cars 'takeover' Neshaminy Mall as concerns grow about car meetups

Bensalem Police say car meetups have become a growing problem for communities in Pennsylvania, and they are working on a plan with other agencies to prosecute people involved "to the fullest extent of the law once they are identified."

Pa. ACLU files complaint against Central Bucks School Dist. over alleged bully, harassment of LGBTQ+ students

After a five-month investigation, the ACLU alleged that the school district showed a "toxic educational environment for LGBQ&T students that has been exacerbated by homophobic and transphobic actions and policies" from the school board and administrators.

Pennridge School Board approves policy banning advocacy symbols, political signs from classrooms

Under a new policy approved by the Pennridge School Board, certain symbols, including LGBTQ+ pride flags, political signs, crosses, and materials discussing abortion, are banned from classrooms.

Police: Business owner beaten, zip tied during comic book store robbery in Bucks County

Investigators in Lower Southampton Township are searching for two suspects who are accused of knocking a business owner off a ladder, beating him, and threatening to kill him before robbing him and the store, according to police.

Bucks County school district faces backlash over student name policy

Controversy in a Bucks County school district and it all comes down to the first name that teachers can call students in class. The district says it's about making sure parents are involved, but opponents are calling it discrimination.