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Bucks County locals compete in Transplant Games of America
Almost a decade ago, Bill Soloway couldn’t walk from his bed to the bedroom door without feeling exhausted. “It was like Mount Everest,” he told The Times. This Yardley resident was in congestive heart failure from familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, an inherited condition that causes the heart muscle to become thick, making it difficult for blood to leave the heart and putting it under much strain. The same condition took the life of Soloway’s brother at the age of 27.
Father sentenced up to 30 years in prison after killing 4-month-old son in Bucks County
A Bucks County father who admitted to killing his 4-month-old son last year was sentenced to 15 to 30 years in state prison on Tuesday.Tyler Sullivan, 31, of Bristol pleaded guilty in May to third-degree murder and endangering the welfare of a child.Investigators say Sullivan shook his baby on at least eight occasions, leading to his death in May 2023.On May 24, just after 11:30 p.m., police were called to Sullivan's home for reports of an infant in cardiac arrest.The child died later that same day, investigators say.Before being sentenced on Tuesday, Sullivan gave a lengthy, tearful statement, admitting "how...
Lack of oversight of Medicaid drug benefits cost Pennsylvania taxpayers $7 million, Auditor General says
(WHTM) — Auditor General Timothy L. DeFoor released a performance audit today that showed Pennsylvania taxpayers paid $7 million more for Medicaid prescription drug benefits than they should have in 2022. The audit cites a lack of oversight by the Department of Human Services and spread pricing by pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) as the reason for the […]
Pennsylvania to claim more than $20 million in unclaimed property in MoneyGram settlement
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced that the Commonwealth is entitled to more than $20 million in unclaimed property following the Delaware v. Pennsylvania et al case. Originally filed in 2016, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled in Pennsylvania's favor in Feb. 2023. According to an official statement,...
Thunderstorms with marble-sized hail in Pa. Wilds Wednesday
The National Weather Service issued a report at 5:17 p.m. on Wednesday for strong thunderstorms until 6:15 p.m. for Northern Clinton, Northern Lycoming and Southern Lycoming as well as Sullivan and Columbia counties. Wind gusts of up to 50 mph and marble-sized hail (0.5 inches) are probable. "At 5:15 p.m.,...
Ready-to-drink cocktail applications now available to Pa. stores, restaurants
PENNSYLVANIA, USA — The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) announced that they will start accepting applications for ready-to-drink cocktails (RTDC) permits to be available to retail liquor licensees. With the new permits, authorized permittees will be able to sell spirit-based RTDC ranging from 0.5% alcohol beverage by volume to...
Health violations found at Pa. State Capitol restaurant with mice problem
The restaurant at the Pennsylvania Capitol has been found out of compliance with state retail food service standards after a complaint-based inspection on Aug. 19. And yes, there were mice. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation....
Pennsylvania schools to reap $11 billion in rewards; taxpayers questioning if its money well spent
(WHTM) — Governor Josh Shapiro went back to school today to tout the historic $11 billion coming to Pennsylvania schools this year, however questions are still being asked about whether taxpayers’ dollars are well-spent. Public schools are joyous over the $11 billion budget, including schools like Central Dauphin that have been unconstitutionally underfunded for years. […]
Group of suspects sought for vehicle, firearm theft in Wildwood: police
WILDWOOD, N.J. - Police are asking for the public's help to identify several suspects in connection to a theft in Wildwood this past weekend. The theft involving a vehicle and a handgun took place in the City of Wildwood on August 24. Photos released by police show four male suspects...
City of Trenton Announces Repairs on Warren and Front Street to Improve Commercial Corridor
The City of Trenton is excited to announce that on the 3rd of September, work will begin on Warren Street sidewalks and the bricks that comprise the road on Front Street. Using funds from the New Jersey Urban Enterprise Authority, with support from Isles Inc., the City of Trenton will bring much needed improvements to this commercial corridor.
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