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U.S. Marshalls arrested Darnell Penn, of Philadelphia, in Georgia and he will be extradited back to Montgomery County in a few days, a bail bondsman tells CBS3.
Private First Class Joseph Boschetti's body was identified earlier this year.
The campus has reopened and classes beginning at or after 2 p.m. will be held as normal.
A Philadelphia woman was arrested in connection to the overdose death of a Willow Grove man, officials say.
The winning ticket was sold at the Wawa located at 1860 S. Collegeville Road in Collegeville, Montgomery County.
In August 2017, a 19-year-old woman was jogging in Norristown Farm Park when she was sexually assaulted at gunpoint.
The dance classes, called Jump for Joy, are specifically for children with Down syndrome.
A 5-year-old player on the Golden Bears ended up scoring a touchdown and violating a league rule against blowout games.
Anyone who visited the Philadelphia International Airport last week may have been exposed to the measles, health officials announced Friday.
It happened on Swamp Creek Road, near Knuckles Road in Marlborough Township, just after 8 a.m.
Kevin Greenberg started Project Red Lights to help raise money for local fire departments.
The "Happy Place" pop-up exhibit opens at the King of Prussia Mall this weekend.
The duo with the most votes wins a Chevy Tahoe SUV with K-9 unit customization.
If you know where Penn is, you are urged to call 911.
H.A.T. Packs serves all five Hatboro-Horsham District schools, a total of 231 children.
A Montgomery County woman claims she was harassed while breastfeeding in her car at Philadelphia International Airport.
The project based learning class has their eyes set on the school's Cheston building.
Paging Dr. Recess -- a recess program without an agenda at McKinley Elementary School in Abington Township.
Officers say the accused bank robber was wearing a homemade white mask when he demanded money at the Key Bank on East Germantown Pike on Monday.
West Valley Forge Road is closed between Geerdes Boulevard and Moore Road.
Pottstown police shared photos on their Facebook page of the visit.
This kind of intelligence goes beyond IQ smarts.
Those students say the gun violence in the city is far too much and a display on campus is showing just how bad it is.
The program is geared to give the school's special education youth a level playing field.
You can drop off unloaded guns between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. today and again on Saturday.
