PA Fall Foliage Photo Contest

Senator Casey wants to see what you've seen through the viewfinder of your camera in Pennsylvania.

GOP Leader Resigns Amid Sex Assault Investigation

Robert J. Kerns will no longer head the Montgomery County Republican Committee; his successor will be selected Dec. 4

Letter: Supervisor 'Troubled by Lack of Trasparency'

A 220-acre property in Upper Providence Township, currently designated as open space, is about to be sold.

Montgomery County Declares 'Code Blue' Due to Wintry Weather

Falling temperatures Tuesday night will make for dangerous conditions for those without shelter.

What Child Care Costs Mean for You and Your Family

LETTER: Monco Commissioners Trying to Develop Parkhouse Property

An Upper Providence Township supervisors is urging residents to attend a Wednesday meeting to object.

Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes Wins Coveted Mustache Award

The Robert Goulet Memorial Mustached American of the Year award was presented at a ‘Stache Bash in Pittsburgh.

Three Ways the Shutdown Hurt the Economy

A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.

State AG Files Motion Seeking $170M in Tobacco Funds

The motion, filed in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, seeks to overturn an arbitration panel decision.

Collegeville Borough Council Race Could End in Coin Flip

Republican Arnold Mann and Democrat Andrea Baptiste both received 357 votes on Election Day.

Perkiomen BOS Tables Firearm Discharge Ordinance

The body voted not to limit the use of firearms on private properties in the township.

Corbett Says $1M Available in Solar Rebates

Small businesses and homeowners can still apply for solar energy rebates in Pennsylvania.

Two Democrats Win Montco Judgeships

Gail Weilheimer and Steven C. Tolliver won 10-year terms on the Court of Common Pleas.

Upsets, Narrow Wins Highlight Unofficial Perkiomen Valley Election Results

Thanks to Tuesday's election, the Perk Valley School Board, Lower Frederick and Collegeville will see some new officials come January, and some will barely be returning.

Perkiomen Valley General Election Guide

Everything you need to know about Perkiomen Valley candidates before voting Tuesday.

Polling Places, Sample Ballots for Perkiomen Valley Voters

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday.

MontCo Lawyers Face Off in Race for Judgeships

Republicans Maureen Coggins and Sharon Giamporcaro and Democrats Gail Weilheimer and Steven Tolliver are running for two open positions on the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas.

Candidate Profile: Josh Embree for Lower Frederick Tax Collector

Candidate Profile: Biggar for Skippack Township Supervisor

Learn more about Perkiomen Valley Candidates before Election Day Tuesday.

Candidate Profiles: Rees, Mann for Collegeville Borough Council

Learn more about Perkiomen Valley Candidates before Election Day Tuesday.

Candidate Profile: Paul Fox for Skippack Township Supervisor

Learn more about Perkiomen Valley Candidates before Election Day Tuesday.

Candidate Profile: Paul MacDonald for Collegeville Borough Council

Learn more about local candidates in the Perkiomen Valley before Election Day on Nov. 5.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

Candidate Profile: Terry Sacks for Lower Frederick Township Supervisor

Election Day is Nov. 5. Learn more about this candidate for Lower Frederick Supervisor.

Candidate Profiles: 4 Democrats for Collegeville Council

Election Day is Nov. 5. Learn more about Andrea Baptiste, Catherine Kernen, Mandelyn Kilroy and Christopher Nicolas, all running to represent Collegeville residents.

Absentee Ballot Deadline is Tuesday

Applications must be received by the Montgomery County Board of Elections by 5 p.m.

State Rep. Answers Questions on Arcola Bridge Project

State Rep. Mike Vereb responded to many questions on the project, including a revised timeline to reopen the bridge.

Criminal Record Cleared for Former Montco Commissioner Jim Matthews

Jim Matthews had been charged with a misdemeanor of false swearing

Local Rep Introduces Bill to Block Tolls on Route 422

Representatives Mike Vereb and Marcy Toepel say local residents pay enough taxes, and don’t need an added toll.

Governor Corbett Calls For State Legislators To Have Transportation Funding Plan

The governor gave “crumbling” roads and bridges as examples of why funding is needed.

Park Service Requests Proposals to Run Events in Valley Forge Buildings

Rare opportunities open up to do business in the confines of Valley Forge National Historical Park

It's Corbett and Gas Drillers Vs. Dems and Fracking Tax

Gas drillers figure to be important allies as Gov. Tom Corbett seeks re-election.

It's Time to Fix Pa. Roads and Bridges, Officials Urge Lawmakers

Township officials urge Pa. lawmakers to approve funding for roads, bridges.

Signs The Shutdown's Over

National Parks Service unlocks the gates and rolls out the welcome sign at Valley Forge.

Shutdown Ends: How Did Your Representative Vote?

Nine of 13 Pennsylvania Republicans voted to approve the bill, which funds the U.S. Government through January with minimal changes to the implementation of Obamacare; all Democrats voted in favor.

Limerick Power Plant Safety Violations Released in New Report

The plant had four high-level violations, 110 low-level violations, according to the Government Accountability office.

When Does Daylight Saving Time 2013 End?

It will soon be time to turn your clocks and "fall back" one hour as Daylight Saving Time ends.

Pa. House Spends $15M for New Tourism Agency

Lawmakers want to promote Pennsylvania's 'brand" and tourism through a new state commission.

Raise Pa. Speed Limit to 70 mph?

A top state lawmaker wants to raise the Pennsylvania speed limit to 70 mph

5 Things to Know About Columbus Day

Here are five things you may not have known about Columbus Day