WEST NORRITON, Pa. – More than a dozen people were detained during an immigration raid in Montgomery County. Authorities say they were removed following a federally authorized U.S. Immigration and ...

Grassroots activists planning a series of demonstrations slated to take place Thursday across Montgomery County hope for ...

The "Good Trouble Lives On" event on Thursday is being organized in honor of the spirit of civil rights icon John Lewis.

The Montgomery County seat of Norristown was abuzz with activity on Saturday as people came out in droves to protest against the Trump administration along a stretch of Swede Street.

Three people died and another person was injured after their car crashed following a police pursuit Tuesday night in Limerick Township, Pennsylvania, according to emergency officials and the ...

Montgomery County to launch AI advisory council: ‘Harnessed for public good' County officials are hoping the council helps them utilize the up-and-coming technology to help society.

At-Large Montgomery County Councilmember Will Jawando (D) said Wednesday he will run to replace current County Executive Marc Elrich (D), who is term-limited and cannot run for a third term next year.

NORRISTOWN, Pa. – Thursday was graduation day for Montgomery County Community College, and Commissioner Thomas Di Bello was attending the 10 a.m. ceremony and missed the bi-weekly commissioners ...

Politics Montgomery County executive warns of possible tax increase County Executive Marc Elrich promises that any tax increase would be an investment in the county’s future.

Montgomery County deputies arrested four men from Houston in connection with a sophisticated construction material theft ring.

The Legal is running a series of Q&As with candidates running in Pennsylvania's 2025 judicial election. Below are answers from Mary Pugh, a candidate for Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas.

Courts in Montgomery County have been able to clear cases on pace with larger and peer counties even as the population skyrockets, but local judges say it's going to get tougher.