PHOTOS: Wolf Sworn In As Pennsylvania's 47th Governor

Earlier in the day, Michael J. Stack III was sworn in as the commonwealth’s lieutenant governor.

Tom Wolf to Be Inaugurated Tuesday

Tickets to the Harrisburg event are free, if you'd like to attend.

Beer Blasphemy? No Yuengling at Wolf's Inauguration

There will reportedly be no offerings from the Pennsylvania brewery -- America’s oldest -- at the governor’s inauguration on Tuesday.

Duncan Confirmed as Assistant Township Manager

Duncan first began working for Lower Merion Township in 1980.

Montco Commissioner Will Lead PennDOT

Leslie Richards has been tapped by Gov.-elect Tom Wolf to be secretary of the Department of Transportation.

Corbett Signs Five Execution Warrants

They are the 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th and 48th execution warrants Corbett has signed since taking office.

Montco Commissioner to Seek DA's Office -- Again

Bruce Castor left the District Attorney’s Office in 2008.

Montco DA to Run for Common Pleas Judge

Risa Vetri Ferman was the county’s first female district attorney.

Pa. House Committee Chairs for the 2015-16 Session Announced

The appointments are unofficial until they are formally announced on the House floor.

Wolf Staffs Key Positions

"These senior members of my team ... are seasoned and have deep relationships on both sides of the aisle,” Wolf said.

Santorum Running for President (Again) in 2016

The former U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania says things will be different this time.

Wolf Will Pay for Security Team's Needs Himself

Gov.-elect Tom Wolf plans to live at his own home, rather than in the Governor’s Mansion.

Pennsylvania AG Won't Defend Controversial Gun Law

This is the second time that Kathleen Kane has declined to represent the commonwealth in a legal challenge.

Ousted Corbett Now Says Paterno 'Probably' Shouldn't Have Been Fired

Corbett was on Penn State’s Board of Trustees when the longtime coach was fired.

Tom Wolf Says He Won't Take Governor's Salary

Wolf also donated his salary when he served as Pennsylvania revenue secretary in 2007 and 2008.

Exit Polls Show Solid Wolf Support in Philadelphia Region

Tom Wolf received 55 percent of the vote for Pennsylvania governor, defeating incumbent Republican Tom Corbett.

Lower Merion Incumbents Handily Win Re-Election

Republican Ryan A. Costello won the 6th Congressional District seat.

UPDATE: Tom Wolf Defeats Corbett in Pa. Gubernatorial Race

Tom Wolf, a businessman from York County, has prevailed over incumbent Tom Corbett.

Did You Vote, Lower Merion? Prove It!

When you vote on Tuesday, show off your "I Voted" sticker with a selfie. Tag pics with #ArdmorePatch on Instagram!

What Races Are on the Ballot in Lower Merion?

In addition to the gubernatorial election, there are congressional and legislative battles.

Election Day is Tuesday; Find Your Polling Place Here

Unlike Pennsylvania's closed primaries, any registered voter may vote in the general election.

Montco to Recycle Campaign Signs Following Election

Campaign signs can be recycled at 12 locations in Montgomery County.

Poll: In Final Weeks, Wolf Leads Corbett By 17 Points

The Democratic challenger leads Corbett 55 to 38 percent in a poll of likely voters, according to a Quinnipiac University poll.

Delco Native Takes Over Secret Service Operations

By James Boyle Havertown's Joseph Clancy has been named interim director of the Secret Service following Julia Pierson's resignation.

Environmental Groups Plan Suit Against Tredyffrin Over Sewage Spills

By James Boyle The organizations say that spills from the Valley Creek sewage line have polluted Valley Forge National Historical Park.

How Do You Feel About Medical Marijuana?

A bill that would allow the use of cannabis for medical purposes was passed Wednesday by the Pennsylvania State Senate.

State Senate OKs Medical Marijuana

The legislation now goes to the House; Gov. Tom Corbett has said he would not sign such a bill.

Pennsylvania Unemployment Rate Rose In August

The state rate was down 1.6 percentage points from August 2013.

September Designated 'Emergency Preparedness Month'

A new resolution encourages citizens to take simple steps to prepare for emergencies in their homes, businesses and communities.

Bill Would Let Pa. School Employees Carry Guns At Work

The bill’s sponsor said recent school shootings prompted the legislation.

Poll Finds Wolf Has Commanding Lead Over Corbett

With eight weeks to Election Day, Tom Wolf is leading Gov. Tom Corbett, 59 to 35 percent, a Quinnipiac University poll found.

Corbett A Fan of Lyft, Uber

The governor reportedly supports the ride-sharing companies, and would like to see them expand in the Keystone State.

Governor Announces Recent Appointments, Nominations

Among the appointments are those to the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency.

Pa. Politician Tried Pot While in Colorado

State Sen. Daylin Leach was in Colorado to see how that state's marijuana industry works.

Income-Eligible Family Can Purchase Ardmore Home at a Discount

“The estimated payment for this home is expected to be in the $1,000-per-month range, including taxes and insurance,” Lower Merion Township said.

Architect of Cantor's Defeat Graduated From Haverford College in 2013

Eric Cantor this week made history by becoming the first-ever sitting House Majority Leader to lose a primary election.

Ardmore Receives $50K Grant to Beautify Downtown

Keystone Communities grants are awarded by the state Department of Community and Economic Development.

Montco Will Get $774K in Marcellus Shale Impact Fees

Under Act 13, impact fees are imposed on drilling companies that are extracting natural gas in Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale regions.

Lower Merion Now Taking Online Payment for Parking Tickets, Parks & Rec Programs

Convenience fees will be added for those making online payments.

Township Gets $35K Grant for Downtown Improvements

The grant will be used for facade improvements in Bryn Mawr, Merion-Cynwyd and Bala Village.