Council member Lew DiPrete resigned his post; resumes are being accepted for his replacement.
Republican meetings this week will likely determine the replacement for Eileen Whalon Behr, Montco's top law enforcement official.
PUC says that conserving electricity will help ensure power supplies can continue to meet historic demand as heating systems work overtime to keep up with bitter cold. Here are 6 ways to do it.
Incumbents were sworn in, along with Catherine Kernen, who is returning to the board.
The Sixth District Congressman, who represents several municipalities in the Perkiomen Valley, starts new year with a political bombshell.
Pennsylvania’s population is on the rise, according to new Census Bureau data.
With the help of college faculty and students, the website is now more user-friendly, according to borough staff.
Toll rates will increase January 5 by 12 percent for cash customers and 2 percent for E-ZPass customers.
The board’s close-out meeting was the last time a majority of board members would be in support of merging Public Works into CTMA for at least four years.
Flu cases have now been confirmed in at least half the regions of the state.
Frank Schaefer, defrocked after a church trial in Spring City, feels called ‘to represent, minister to, and advocate for tens of thousands of LGBT members’ of the Methodist church.
Sheriff Eileen Behr has held the position since 2011; Governor Tom Corbett will appoint her replacement.
Pension and health-care costs are cited among the reasons the state will be in the red.
Rev. Frank Schaefer may be defrocked after officiating a marriage ceremony for his son and another man, but the faith is now taking ‘a major step toward LGBT inclusiveness.’
The income limit is $35,000 a year for homeowners and $15,000 annually for renters.
Marcy Toepel Authored a bill to enhance sentencing for those convicted on child pornography charges.
The work is part of PennDOT’s $2.2 million on-demand project to repair bridges in the Philadelphia region.
Frank Schaefer, who may be defrocked for officiating his son's same-sex wedding six years ago, said he wants to work with the church to 'dismantle the discrimination' against LGBT members.
Rev. Frank Schaefer, punished after a church trial in Spring City for officiating the marriage of his gay son, must denounce gay marriage or risk losing his job.
Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick has introduced legislation that will exempt volunteer firefighters and EMT from new healthcare requirements.
The Delaware Memorial Bridge has also lowered the speed limit on the twin span.
The freezing-temperature alert goes until Friday.
The "Code Blue" will extend into Monday.
Make sure your pet is legal.
Information of more than 26,000 may have been compromised.
Mandela served 27 years in prison for anti-apartheid activities and served as South Africa’s first black president.
Rep. Mike Vereb was elected in a special election Wednesday; he will continue to serve as a legislator.
Trappe Borough's previous law firm was headed by Robert J. Kerns, who was charged with drugging and raping an employee.
Montgomery County Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes was forced by a Commonwealth Court Judge to stop issuing same-sex marriage licenses; he now wants the state Supreme Court to weigh in on the constitutionality of the ban.
The state Game Commission is predicting that the wait for the 750,000 hunters expected to take to the woods will be worth it.
The weather conditions can threaten the safety of individuals with no shelter.
He praised the bi-partisan bill that is poised to bring a “quality transportation system.”
"The timing of this storm couldn't be worse," a government agency says, warning travelers to expect delays.
'Operation Safe Holiday' Focuses on Seat Belt Use, Impaired Driving.
Smokers are encouraged to take steps toward quitting, even if only for one day.
The group thanks those who have worked to stop drunken driving.
Watchdog group says more high-stakes judicial elections are a trend.
State Rep. Mike Vereb, who serves the Collegeville area, helped to unite warring factions of the Montgomery County Republican Committee in recent months.
Senator Casey wants to see what you've seen through the viewfinder of your camera in Pennsylvania.
Robert J. Kerns will no longer head the Montgomery County Republican Committee; his successor will be selected Dec. 4