Bucks County residents have an opportunity to indulge in self-care while supporting Kin Wellness, a local cancer support group, in Buckingham Township, PA. In other Pennsylvania news, a teen found dead in a river is facing a morgue nightmare. Additionally, human remains discovered in a wooded area near a Pennsylvania highway had been there for years, according to the coroner.

In Philadelphia, there's reflection on the 40th anniversary of the Philly police bombing of MOVE’s Osage Avenue compound. Mike Africa Jr. is advocating for the home to be memorialized to honor the tragedy. Meanwhile, Penn State’s president is currently recovering from a medical condition.

Bucks County is experiencing heated discussions during Commissioners meetings regarding the sheriff’s agreement with ICE, raising concerns among residents about public safety and financial impacts. Adding to the local business landscape, a Texas-style barbecue spot in Lahaska has closed its doors, with the owner citing that despite planning efforts, things didn't work out as anticipated.

In other regional news, smoke was seen billowing from a Jaguar and Land Rover showroom on Pennsylvania's Main Line due to a two-alarm fire. The fire prompted a response from firefighters working to extinguish the blaze.