County and community leaders will read the Emancipation Proclamation as part of the inaugural event.
Local officials defended their response to the crisis, arguing "the homeless in Norristown is not a Norristown issue," but a national one.
A new survey of homelessness in Montgomery County paints a grim picture, and authorities are renewing their call for action.
On Thursday, a special ceremony will raise the Progress Pride flag over the county courthouse.
The township's park received a major boon to provide solar-powered lighting along a lengthy stretch.
The Progress Pride flag will be raised over the county courthouse during a special ceremony next week.
Priceless artifacts from American history were stolen from museums all along the east cost. Two local detectives cracked the case.
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners will undergo a total overhaul in the space of a year. The local GOP is celebrating.
Seven seats are up for grabs on the Norristown Area School Board next fall.
The future will look quite different in Montgomery County indeed.
The county has set up a dozen drop boxes for mail-in voters for the primary election Tuesday.
The primary election is here, with major county and local races on the ballot. What you need to know ahead of the big day:
Norristown is one of just 34 municipalities in the state to earn the special distinction.
One of the paramount redevelopment projects in Montgomery County history has reached a major milestone.
A special team of detectives and prosecutors has been put together to "protect the sanctity" of the upcoming primary.
The "community and recreation space" is still in the planning stages, and officials want local residents to help shape it.
The county's largest pantry helped feed 11,000 residents without enough to eat in 2022 alone, officials said.
It was hailed as a success story when a man who was in prison since his teen years was granted parole. Police say he belongs behind bars.
County sheriffs will deliver the boxes to the voter services office daily, and each site will be staffed with a county official.
"In the richest country in the world, people are struggling to find affordable housing in which to live and raise their families."
State police are urging recent shoppers at the store to double check their purchases.
Norristown eighth grader Mikey loves to play music. But she couldn't afford the instrument her heart desired.
Over recent years, the Archdiocese helped cover up the checkered past of a priest who sexually abused at least one woman, a lawsuit states.
Need to get rid of furniture and other bulky waste for free? A dozen dumpsters will be set up around town next month.
The May primary could bring big changes to the board of commissioners in one of Pennsylvania's largest counties.
Due to several factors, there's an usually high risk for "rapid wildfire growth and spread" Wednesday in the region.
Budweiser has been secretly severing the tailbones of Clydesdales for cosmetic purposes, PETA said.
Authorities called the rare machine — only a relatively small number exist nationwide — a "game changer" in solving gun crimes.
The man was part of a massive "heave-ho" effort that aimed to demolish a police barricade in front of the Capitol doors, authorities said.
Returning to his home county, the governor called for more investments in frontline workers and facilities.
The annual awards program recognizes the most environmentally-friendly, futuristic, and distinctive projects across Montgomery County.
Toxic and flammable household chemicals will be collected for proper disposal.
All progress on the rail has been stopped after the Federal Transit Administration declined to fund it, leaving its future in doubt.
The man used Instagram to sell children marijauana-laced snacks, which he manufactured using children's cereal, police said.
One of the most anticipated and impactful trail projects in years is now complete.
The county wants to support numerous community projects, including services for the homeless, low income housing, and more.
The extension would connect the Wissahickon, Erdenheim, Power Line, and Bethlehem Pike to the Schuylkill River. Public feedback is needed.
Dr. Tamra Williams will lead more than 500 employees within the county's largest department.
The unique program begins this month.
While the board's lone GOP commissioner consistently battled with Val Arkoosh and Ken Lawrence, he hopes the new alignment is different.