Patch has your complete guide to Fourth of July fireworks shows, parades and other celebrations near Lower Moreland.
The benefits of having a K-9 on the force are undeniable. Lower Moreland's Officer Sierra Volkert is up for the challenge.
One driver was injured after being shot in the eye with a nerf gun, police said.
One man is in custody after firing a shotgun at officers in Montgomery County over the weekend, police said.
Starting Wednesday, Lower Moreland will up enforcement of red-light running, tailgating, pedestrian safety, distracted driving, etc.
The man then drove to his current girlfriend's home in Montgomery County to ask for help in turning himself in, police said.
Breaking: One person is dead after a shooting inside a Lower Moreland home Monday, authorities said.
New FBI data says violent crime decreased nationwide from 2017 to 2018. But how many crimes – and what types – took place in Lower Moreland?
The shark took over an hour to catch before they released it, a report states.
"Give me the weed or I will let my dog on you," the fake cop said during a fake traffic stop, according to police.
Speeding, running red lights, distracted driving — the police in L. Moreland will be on the lookout for these dangerous behaviors and more.
Breaking: A school in Lower Moreland was evacuated on Tuesday morning after a threat was received, according to officials.
Do you recognize this man? Authorities said he robbed a local bank at knifepoint.
Breaking: A biker was hit by a car in Lower Moreland Sunday evening, according to a report.
Lower Moreland joins numerous police departments across Montgomery County cracking down on drunk driving and seat belt use.
Breaking: Heavy rains brought flash flooding to the area, trapping motorists on multiple local roadways.
A fire at a Montgomery County nursing home displaced 110 residents late Wednesday night.
Authorities in the Lower Moreland area will be cracking down on aggressive driving through August.
A new class of Montgomery County Community College police cadets are ready to protect and serve.
Safely disposing of medications helps prevent overdoses, fight addiction, and protect the environment, authorities said.
You've been warned! Local police will be stepping up aggressive driving enforcement in a crackdown that starts today and runs through April.
Breaking: Service has been suspended on SEPTA's West Trenton Regional Rail line after one person was struck and killed in Lower Moreland.
A pair of armed robbery suspects were arrested in Lower Moreland early Monday.
An official at a Montgomery County school has been convicted of having inappropriate contact with a 15-year-old student.
41 locations across Montgomery County will be collecting the meds, one of the most important steps in combating the opioid epidemic.
The pills that lead to addiction often travel for years before they are taken. Dispose of unused prescription meds on Drug Take Back Day.
Are you ready to serve and protect? 15 police departments across Montgomery County have opened up written examinations.
You've been warned: local police will be paying close attention to aggressive driving during a month-long detail that ends April 20.
She was convicted of homicide by vehicle in the fatal 2014 crash. She had a blood alcohol level three times over the legal limit, the DA sai
Montco police and fire departments joined with local Air Guardsmen to prepare for the absolute worst.
Buckle up — or pay up. As of today, a 3-week seatbelt enforcement effort is underway in Lower Moreland.
Jeffrey William Anderson, now 21, has been convicted in the 2015 stabbing death of 72-year-old William Neill.
You've been warned! Local police will be stepping up aggressive driving enforcement in a crackdown that starts today and runs through May 3.
Police are asking for the public's help. Do you recognize this individual?
Police in Bucks County are seeking to identify a man they believed used a Lower Moreland Wawa ATM to steal more than $1,200.
Two of the suspects allegedly sexually assaulted the victim's daughter in September, and said they would kill her family if she told anyone.
The former student was sentenced after returning to school in May 2015 with a Mason jar filled with drugs.
It's unclear if the two separate incidents, which occurred near each other, are related.
The fiery crash in the early evening sent a total of five people to the hospital.
Serial thefts from vehicles have rocked the Hatboro area over recent weeks.