Montgomery County High School To Wear Red In Support Of Kidnapped Nigerian Girls
The Mount Saint Joseph Academy community wore red on Friday in support of the kidnapped girls in Nigeria.
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The Mount Saint Joseph Academy community wore red on Friday in support of the kidnapped girls in Nigeria.
A getaway into an underwater world of pirates, shipwrecks, and naval battles is as close as Monmouth County, NJ.
Once we warm up, temperatures will stay there through the weekend and into early next week.
It's been a tale of two days as we started out with sunshine and pleasant conditions and will finish on a cloudy, damp note as showers move through the area.
Want a career in the military or in certain police departments? That visible tattoo could be a problem.
The road to summer-like warmth begins Wednesday. Clouds will increase from the southwest, as a warmer air mass approaches.
This week spring and summer will face-off and you may be surprised at the winner.
A car caught fire after crashing into a motorcycle Saturday afternoon in Douglass Township, Montgomery County.
A few months ago, Mount Saint Joseph Academy senior Carly Monzo sent a video to Olympic gold medalist Shaun White, asking him to the prom. She thought nothing of it until prom night.
For those lacing up for the Broad Street Run, Sunday morning will be partly sunny, the start-time temperature, 55 degrees!
The National Mediation Board, which has been overseeing talks between the two sides, says those negotiations have broken down and it's ending its efforts to broker an agreement.
Friday will be a beauty, with plenty of sunshine and a high around 70 degrees.
Federal health officials say more than 8 million Americans got insurance between October first and mid-April, the end of the grace period following the close of open enrollment.
The state Supreme Court has overturned a lower court ruling that allowed self-described independent Republican Bob Guzzardi to remain on the GOP primary ballot.
Flood waters continue to recede at this hour as today's dry, sunny weather has helped the area begin to recover from yesterday's devastating floods. Many of our area waterways charted Top 5 historic flood levels, and beat the numbers from our last major flooding disaster, Hurricane Irene in 2011.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation says it is looking into why thousands of drivers were caught up in two major areas of flooding along the Schuylkill Expressway on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
On Route 29 in Collegeville, near the Perkiomen Creek, crews were cleaning out a Monro Muffler and Brake shop which got about a foot and a half of water inside the building.
Flood Warnings remain in effect for most of the area as heavy rain pounds the region.
Farther northwest near Perkiomen Creek, road closure signs dotted Skippack Pike.
The Flood Watch remains in effect through Thursday morning.
Without offering much in the way of concrete evidence that their community is safer, Norristown police say they are working closely with the DA's office, the sheriff's department, and Septa police to create a more visible police presence on the streets.
A FLOOD WATCH will continue into early Thursday.
Prosecutors call Nicholas Caputo the lead salesman in a complex criminal enterprise that infiltrated the Comcast computer system to lower the bills of nearly 6,000 customers.
A FLOOD WATCH will go into effect early Wednesday and continue into Thursday morning.
Septa riders are still waiting on the agency's long-promised plans to modernize its fare collection system.
