Montgomery County Mourns Loss Of Prominent Common Pleas Court Judge
Longtime Common Pleas Court Judge Richard Hodgson passed away on Thursday night at the age of 64 after an illness.
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Longtime Common Pleas Court Judge Richard Hodgson passed away on Thursday night at the age of 64 after an illness.
The total amount stolen, according to authorities, was nearly $125,000.
The proposed merger became a lightning rod for criticism after Abington Hospital said it would no longer provide abortion services.
Dr. Vivian Greenberg calls a plan to provide abortions off-site "unacceptable," and says it's not a safe option -- especially for doctors.
As part of his agreement with prosecutors, Matthews did not admit guilt but agreed to enter the ARD program and spend a year on probation.
A nearly snowless winter melted into some later months with less rainfall, and now, in the swelter of July, drought concerns arise.
Prosecutors say between October of last year and May of this year, Tim Udinski on seven separate occasions sent false claims of sexual abuse in anonymous e-mails to the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.
Septa and Peco officials say Mark and Patricia Andrews of Springfield Township caused more than a million and half dollars in damage when they used bolt cutters to rip down the copper wires from poles along the tracks last September.
Dan Littley, chairman of the Towamencin Township supervisors, says it's all about community pride and community being.
A Montgomery County judge today sentenced Frank Roselli to 25 to 50 years in state prison following his third conviction of a home burglary that included violence.
The community is hoping to turn up the heat on Abington Hospital, following word that the secular medical facility plans to stop performing abortions after it merges with Holy Redeemer Health System.
Crews are about to close the intersection of Route 23 and Balligimingo Road so that they can begin the reconstruction of that area into a 'T-intersection.'
Jenkintown Borough is asking a Montgomery County judge to issue a preliminary injunction as it tries to force an Old York Road spa to close its doors.
Nearly one in five Philadelphia voters do not have the most common form of identification that will be required for casting ballots in November, acording to data released by state election officials.
A former Graterford Prison corrections officer, accused of forging notes from a doctor in order to get additional sick time from the state, was back behind bars late Tuesday in Montgomery County after failing to appear for two court appearances.
Montgomery County authorities were vowing to crack down on stores that sell synthetic drugs after a Pottstown man, allegedly high on K-2, killed two people in a crash in May.
Authorities say Samantha Sinkler, 36, failed to show up for sentencing earlier this month on two DUI cases and failed to appear last month for a hearing on forgery and identity theft charges.
A Montgomery County judge ordered a Bridgeport couple held for trial on Thursday on all charges for nearly starving their 6-year-old son to death.
85-year-old Elwine Kimball and her 51-year-old daughter Diana were charged with 72 counts of animal cruelty and two counts of conspiracy.
The Sandusky scandal has prompted a 12-year-old Montgomery County girl to give back to the community and raise money to help victims of physical and sexual abuse.
The law enforcement community turned out in Conshohocken Tuesday to remember the first police officer killed in the line of duty in Montgomery County.
Prosecutors say Barry Searfoss spent May 18th, his day off, drinking beer at a golf outing in Bucks County -- an outing that raised scholarship money in honor of a woman killed fifteen years ago by a drunk driver.
Judge William Carpenter ruled that prosecutors did not meet their burden of proof in the case against Bruce Fazio, accused of lining his own pockets by intentionally cut corners on the construction project.
A "main" hub on the Main Line, the Paoli train station is one of the busiest in the suburbs, but the out-dated station can't handle the volume it sees every day. On Monday, the first steps were taken towards improvement.
Two more Pottstown men have admitted their roles in a conspiracy to steal bronze vases from two cemeteries in Montgomery and Chester counties and then sell them for scrap in Philadelphia.
