A report by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington slams Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett for accepting gifts from parties doing business with the state, among other things.
Properties near the Good oil site on Layfield and Hoffmansville roads are contaminated with herbicides, pesticides, gas and oil, according to the DEP.
Township supervisors say Bridge Street is like ‘a washboard.’
A flu shot that combats a new type of flu will be available during the 2013-2014 season.
The Pennsylvania Health Department is suing Montgomery County for them to cease issuing same sex marriage licenses.
The bids “miraculously” came in less expensive than budgeted.
A public hearing will be held Tuesday.
Schwenksville Borough Council agreed that signs were necessary at the intersection.
The U.S. Representative says the legislation protects rape victims.
Potassium iodine tablets will be available August 8.
A lawyer who's fighting Pennsylvania's ban on gay marriage suggested the first such union in state history could be voided in court.
The Pro-Life Coalition of Pennsylvania objects to a Montgomery County official's decision to grant marriage certificates to gay couples.
Five same-sex couples received the first marriage licenses in Pennsylvania, regardless of a state ban.
Montgomery County Commissioners Josh Shapiro and Leslie Richards ‘hailed’ the decision; Commissioner Bruce Castor said people enforcing laws 'must do so unless the law is changed.'
A county official was prepared to issue a marriage license to a same-sex couple this afternoon.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America work with local boy scouts to respectfully dispose of American flags.
Due to a change in state policy, Perkiomen Valley and Methacton school districts were at risk of losing funding from properties in Evansburg State Park.
Michael Morsch, executive editor of Montgomery Newspapers, will run the department.
Catherine Beyer discusses Lower Perkiomen Valley Regional Sewer Authority developments.
The second in a two-part series on the Lower Perkiomen Valley Regional Sewer Authority’s middle interceptor project debate and how it is affecting the lives of residents, increasing sewer fees, and the potential moratorium on building.
The first in a two-part series on the Lower Perkiomen Valley Regional Sewer Authority’s middle interceptor project debate and how it is affecting the lives of residents, increasing sewer fees, and could lead to a moratorium on building.
Supporters of the law believe it is a common-sense way to end voter fraud; opponents say it's unconstitutional.
MCRC Chairman Bob Kerns calls the departure 'a win'; county officials say the lawsuit against Commissioners Josh Shapiro, Leslie Richards and the acting voter services director was never relevant.
After dozens of residents objected to a proposed walking trail due to reported mischief in the area, the Skippack Township Board of Supervisors revamped its plans for park improvements.
Nevin Scholl received the Cecil K. Leberknight Award from the Pa. State Association of Boroughs.
Residents from Schwenksville, Lower Pottsgrove and Pottstown worked together to help a Limerick teen attacked by three dogs; two of the good Samaritans were bitten themselves.
Public libraries in Montgomery County will not set aside computers for heath care sign-ups, according to library leadership.
The announcement was made after Rep. Daryl Metcalfe barred Rep. Brian Sims from addressing the Supreme Court’s DOMA ruling on the House floor, saying it was ‘open rebellion against God’s law.’
The road will be closed between DeKalb Pike and Bethel Road.
People on both sides of the same-sex marriage issue shared their opinions following a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling Wednesday.
Those in same-sex marriages recognized by their states can now receive federal benefits.
A real-time feed of tweets from people in Montgomery County.
Montgomery County offers tips on dealing with mosquitoes.
The National Retail Federation presented the award.
A transportation funding plan is needed to advance projects.
Currently, only 7.3 percent of employed residents in the Central Perkiomen Valley Region work in the area.
Hollow Road between Heebner Rd and Stump Hall Rd will close indefinitely beginning June 27.
Vereb's bill is intended to 'give victims a voice.'
The U.S. News and World Report listed the county as the 35th healthiest for children, based on statistics such as low-birth-weight babies, death from injuries, teen births and children in poverty.