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JT and Nelson Tini , just 13 and 9, died Friday injuries suffered from gunshot wounds to the head. The boys had been placed on life support Monday, critically injured and with no chance of survival, …

The Bucks County Courier Times and Intelligencer have won 14 awards in the Pennsylvania Keystone Professional News Media statewide journalism contest.

A Bristol Township resident and graduate of Conwell-Egan Catholic and Temple University, Danielle Camilli most recently was the papers news director.

PA State Troopers Martin Mack III and Branden Sisca were on patrol on the I-95 when they responded to the report of a man walking on the road. As they were walking the man to their vehicle all three …

Both sides of the masking debate in Bucks County are passionate, outspoken, armed with what both will tell you are indisputable facts. They have charts and figures and government emails from hundreds of right-to-know requests. Its time to move on and recover.

As we enter the final week of 2021, reporters and editors of the Bucks County Courier Times and The Intelligencer are sharing our favorite stories.

2021 was another dynamic year in Bucks County, highlighted by breaking news that tested our resources and resolve as a community and a newsroom. News director Danielle Camilli looks back.

Bucks County Courier Times About Danielle: I was born and raised in the Delaware Valley, and am incredibly proud to work for the newspaper I grew up reading as a kid in Levittown. I graduated from Conwell-Egan Catholic and Temple University, and began my tenure at the paper in college as a news clerk some 24 years ago. Five years ago, I was named news director of the Burlington County Times, where I spent most of my reporting career. In 2017, I came home to the Courier Times and am now Eastern ...