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Tuesday is Election Day.

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.

MontCo Election Guide 2013

Your guide to the municipal and school board elections Tuesday.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

PennDOT: Limited Travel on Route 422 Oct. 24-25

Due to bridge and road work, drivers can expect limited nighttime travel.

Signs The Shutdown's Over

The National Park 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.

Former Philadelphia Eagle Irving Fryar, Mother Charged With Conspiracy and Fraud

They allegedly attempted to steal $690,000 from fraudulent home loans.

Area District Attorneys Lobby for Pre-K Education Funding

Increased pre-K funding could save taxpayers money and eventually ease the burden on overcrowded state prisons, the district attorneys said.

It's Time to Fix Pa. Roads and Bridges, Official Urges Lawmakers

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

Raise Pa. Speed Limit to 70 mph?

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

5 Reasons Why Democrats Won't Unseat Tom Corbett

Gov. Tom Corbett may not be as vulnerable as Democrats think he is.

Will PA Same-Sex Couples be Able to File Joint Tax Returns?

It’s unclear if same-sex couples married in Pennsylvania will be recognized as married for federal tax purposes.

Get Duplicate Licenses, ID Cards Online from PennDOT

Warning About Potential Scams with Obamacare

Any time you give out personal information, it’s important to take precautions.

Local Congressmen Break with House GOP, Support Funding Government

Representatives Charlie Dent, Pat Meehan and Jim Gerlach do not support the government shutdown.

Valley Forge Park Closed Due to Government Shut Down

The Schuylkill River Trail will remain open.

Montgomery County Appeals Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes was ordered to stop providing same-sex marriage certificates by a Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court judge in September.

Bat Tests Positive for Rabies in Upper Dublin

NJ Man Proves E-ZPass Tracked Beyond Tolls

The driver rigged a toy cow to moo when the device was pinged.

Ban Anti-Gay 'Conversion Therapy' for Minors in PA?

Three Democratic lawmakers want to ban controversial anti-gay 'conversion therapy' for minors in Pennsylvania.

UD Electronics Recycling Day Saturday

County Solicitor to Appeal Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

Montgomery County Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes was ordered by a Commonwealth Court judge to stop issuing marriage licenses to gay couples on Sept. 12.

Celebrate Child Passenger Safety Week with a Booster Seat Giveaway

MontCo Officials Respond to Same-Sex Court Ruling

Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes is ‘disappointed,’ but will ‘fully comply with the court’s order’ that he stop issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

Bad Bridges: PA Has Highest Percent of Deficiency

See how Montgomery County compares with the rest of the area.

Judge Orders MontCo Official to Stop Issuing Same-Sex Marriage Licenses

Montgomery County Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes has been issuing marriage licenses to gay couples, in defiance of a state ban on same-sex marriages, since July.

Fall Schedules for SEPTA Transit

Murt to Host Sen. Toomey's Staff for Constituent Service Day

Towns Advance Turnpike Study

Horsham and Upper Dublin have approved a Pennsylvania Turnpike study proposal and Upper Moreland is expected to do the same on Monday.

Judge Considering Arguments in MontCo Same-Sex Marriage Lawsuit

A Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court judge said he would offer a decision as quickly as possible regarding the Pennsylvania Health Department's lawsuit against Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes, who began issuing same-sex licenses in July.

New Weight Restrictions Coming for Upper Dublin Bridges

Due to uncertainty of future state transportation funding for bridge repairs, PennDOT is reducing or posting new weight restrictions on deteriorating bridges.

Are Drones Watching You in Pa.?

Several Pennsylvania government agencies are using controversial remote flying machines called drones.

Same-Sex Marriage Hearing Date, Arguments Set

The Commonwealth Court outlined five arguments to be heard regarding Pennsylvania Health Department’s lawsuit against Montco Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes.

Rep. Stephens Seeks Funds for Route 611

State Rep. Todd Stephens is seeking state and federal funds to help Horsham Township revitalize the Route 611 corridor and to reuse the former Dow Chemical property in Lower Gwynedd Township.

Police Increasing Enforcement Over Labor Day

Immigration Reformers Rally in Norristown, Meet With Congressional Reps' Staff

Immigration reform activists held a rally in Norristown and travelled to meet with congressional reps for Pat Meehan and Jim Gerlach to share their stories and immigration reform research.

Moody’s Changes MontCo Credit Rating Outlook from ‘Stable’ to ‘Negative’

The county's Aa1 bond rating was affirmed by the investor service.

PA's First West Nile Virus Case From Montgomery County

A Montgomery County man is the first in Pennsylvania to be hospitalized for West Nile Virus.

Proposed Law Could Put a Tax on Plastic Bags

A new bill would charge consumers a small fee every time they used plastic bags.