Montco Judge Quickly Airs Documents From Grand Jury Probe of Kathleen Kane
In a brief motions hearing this morning, Kane's lawyer asked that the grand jury materials be released. But the judge's compliance and speed in doing so was surprising.
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In a brief motions hearing this morning, Kane's lawyer asked that the grand jury materials be released. But the judge's compliance and speed in doing so was surprising.
It's official: the World Meeting of Families organization is now recruiting thousands of volunteers to help with events surrounding the pope's visit and a big family conference in Philadelphia at the end of September.
A three judge panel in Montgomery County will hear motions Monday morning on why the Kathleen Kane should not have to explain why she fired her chief deputy.
Summer vacations are coming up, and if your plans include heading to the Poconos, you'll want to be aware of continuing road construction on the Pennsylvania Turnpike's Northeast Extension.
Students from Muhlenberg University are okay after experiencing an earthquake in Nepal.
Supporters of an increase in the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour held an event at the state Capitol at which time they released a study on the impact it would have on Pennsylvania.
Medical marijuana legislation is advancing through the Pennsylvania legislature and the profile of the man leading the charge is not what most people would expect.
Temperatures today get close to 60 degrees and that is close to 8 degrees below normal. The sun gets to duke it out with some clouds but generally the day stays dry.
Temperatures will plummet to near record lows again and you'll definitely need the jacket as you step out tonight or early Saturday morning.
"Some individuals actually come to court under the influence of alcohol, and some of them drive to court that way," Montgomery County sheriff Russell Bono tells KYW Newsradio.
Forty-two states and the federal government make it a priority for crime victims not to be forced to wait outside while their alleged attacker has their day in court.
When Rochelle Williams and Florine Barker think of this corner of Germantown and Allegheny Avenue, the first thing that comes to mind is tragedy.
Commonwealth Court has rejected her appeal. Her name will not be on the May 19th Democratic Primary ballot in Philadelphia.
The 15,000 attendees will help the city realize a more than $43 million economic impact during their stay.
A spring freeze is ahead for our region over the next few days.
