Montgomery CountyA Montco man, jailed for killing his wife over their cat’s vet bills, was denied lifesaving care, suit saysBarton Seltmann was charged with killing his wife after an argument over their cat's veterinary bills but never went to trial because of dementia and other health problems.Vinny Vella 2 hours agoMontco’s former chief information officer accuses county of ‘fraud, waste, wrongdoing’ in lawsuitAbraham Gutman Chester County might be the only Philly suburb not raising taxes next year Katie Bernard Pottstown man who shot officer during domestic violence call sentenced to state prisonVinny Vella Not just a Gobble Wobble: How a Montco amputee hopes to use a 1-mile walk to qualify for a running blade prostheticXimena Conde AdvertisementTrail project planned near King of Prussia Mall gets new funding What is the Gulph Road Connector? Here’s a look at the trail project planned in Montgomery County. Ariana Perez-Castells Bucks County fuel spill victims inspired a federal bill calling for $500M to modernize pipelinesThe bill is named after the Wojnovich family, whose well was tainted with more than 12 feet of jet fuel. Frank Kummer French water giant Veolia buys King of Prussia waste recyclerVeolia, already a leading burner and recycler of medical, computer, and other industrial waste, says it will be a leading provider with its $3 billion purchase of Enviri's waste unit.Joseph N. DiStefano Rape crisis centers are finally getting funding from Pennsylvania’s budget, but advocates say it’s not enough to support survivorsThe Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect estimates that 47 rape crisis centers will see an average increase of $5,300 — its first in five years, but still not enough, the organization said. Fallon Roth Lower Merion bans gas-powered leaf blowers, but not without pushbackBoard President Todd Sinai said Lower Merion is setting ambitious, and critical, environmental goals with the ordinance. Denali Sagner Delco homeless shelters prepare to reopen after state budget impasse stretched limits of regional nonprofitsPennsylvania's budget impasse forced local shelters and other nonprofits to reduce services. They're picking up the pieces with state dollars flowing again. Katie Bernard and Ximena Conde A new Pa. tax credit could put up to $805 in your pocket. Here’s what to know.State lawmakers have created a new Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit. It'll be tied to the federal Earned Income Tax Credit and could mean extra dollars for roughly 1 million people. Aliya Schneider Philly man admits to hit-and-run crash that killed a woman in a wheelchair in Lower MerionJamal McCullough did not call 911 or stop to help Tracey Carey after he struck her with his Toyota Camry last year on City Avenue, according to police.Vinny Vella Philadelphia’s Center for Advocacy for the Rights and Interests of Elders is closing next week after nearly 50 yearsThe nonprofit had lost two of its largest contracts to provide long-term care ombudsman services for the elderly in most of Philadelphia and in Montgomery County.Harold Brubaker SEPTA workers authorized a strike for the fourth year in a row. Here’s when they walked off the job in the past.The Transport Workers Union, now in negotiations with SEPTA, has gone out on strike before. So have other SEPTA unions. Here is what happened in previous strikes.Thomas Fitzgerald How Philly-area outlets survive and sometimes thrive in an era of dying malls Shoppers are still drawn to the deals advertised by outlet malls, which are evolving amid a broader push for experiential retail. Erin McCarthy Montco DA clears officer in shooting driver who attempted to run him overThe Plymouth Township officer shot at Dalton Janiczek "to end the threat to his own life and to end the threat to bystanders in the area," according to DA Kevin Steele.Vinny Vella Jeanne P. Kelly, pioneering technology executive, award-winning Norristown painter, and ‘rare bird,’ has died at 96She studied IT manuals after work, learned computer coding from mentoring colleagues, and went on to write complex technical text for NASA space bids and other groundbreaking projects.Gary Miles Tower Health is laying off 350, or 3% of its workforce, including service cuts at Pottstown HospitalThe healthcare job cuts come on the heels of Jefferson Health's announcement last month that it was laying of 1% of its employees, or 600 to 700 people.Harold Brubaker After big wins Tuesday, Democrats think they can oust Brian Fitzpatrick. But the Bucks Republican is resilient.Democrats scored big wins in Bucks County Tuesday, winning elections for sheriff and district attorney by tying Republican incumbents to Trump. What does that mean for Brian Fitzpatrick next year?Katie Bernard and Julia Terruso See more storiesAdvertisement
A Montco man, jailed for killing his wife over their cat’s vet bills, was denied lifesaving care, suit saysBarton Seltmann was charged with killing his wife after an argument over their cat's veterinary bills but never went to trial because of dementia and other health problems.Vinny Vella 2 hours ago
A Montco man, jailed for killing his wife over their cat’s vet bills, was denied lifesaving care, suit saysBarton Seltmann was charged with killing his wife after an argument over their cat's veterinary bills but never went to trial because of dementia and other health problems.Vinny Vella 2 hours ago
Montco’s former chief information officer accuses county of ‘fraud, waste, wrongdoing’ in lawsuitAbraham Gutman
Montco’s former chief information officer accuses county of ‘fraud, waste, wrongdoing’ in lawsuitAbraham Gutman
Not just a Gobble Wobble: How a Montco amputee hopes to use a 1-mile walk to qualify for a running blade prostheticXimena Conde
Not just a Gobble Wobble: How a Montco amputee hopes to use a 1-mile walk to qualify for a running blade prostheticXimena Conde
Trail project planned near King of Prussia Mall gets new funding What is the Gulph Road Connector? Here’s a look at the trail project planned in Montgomery County. Ariana Perez-Castells
Trail project planned near King of Prussia Mall gets new funding What is the Gulph Road Connector? Here’s a look at the trail project planned in Montgomery County. Ariana Perez-Castells
Bucks County fuel spill victims inspired a federal bill calling for $500M to modernize pipelinesThe bill is named after the Wojnovich family, whose well was tainted with more than 12 feet of jet fuel. Frank Kummer
Bucks County fuel spill victims inspired a federal bill calling for $500M to modernize pipelinesThe bill is named after the Wojnovich family, whose well was tainted with more than 12 feet of jet fuel. Frank Kummer
French water giant Veolia buys King of Prussia waste recyclerVeolia, already a leading burner and recycler of medical, computer, and other industrial waste, says it will be a leading provider with its $3 billion purchase of Enviri's waste unit.Joseph N. DiStefano
French water giant Veolia buys King of Prussia waste recyclerVeolia, already a leading burner and recycler of medical, computer, and other industrial waste, says it will be a leading provider with its $3 billion purchase of Enviri's waste unit.Joseph N. DiStefano
Rape crisis centers are finally getting funding from Pennsylvania’s budget, but advocates say it’s not enough to support survivorsThe Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect estimates that 47 rape crisis centers will see an average increase of $5,300 — its first in five years, but still not enough, the organization said. Fallon Roth
Rape crisis centers are finally getting funding from Pennsylvania’s budget, but advocates say it’s not enough to support survivorsThe Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect estimates that 47 rape crisis centers will see an average increase of $5,300 — its first in five years, but still not enough, the organization said. Fallon Roth
Lower Merion bans gas-powered leaf blowers, but not without pushbackBoard President Todd Sinai said Lower Merion is setting ambitious, and critical, environmental goals with the ordinance. Denali Sagner
Lower Merion bans gas-powered leaf blowers, but not without pushbackBoard President Todd Sinai said Lower Merion is setting ambitious, and critical, environmental goals with the ordinance. Denali Sagner
Delco homeless shelters prepare to reopen after state budget impasse stretched limits of regional nonprofitsPennsylvania's budget impasse forced local shelters and other nonprofits to reduce services. They're picking up the pieces with state dollars flowing again. Katie Bernard and Ximena Conde
Delco homeless shelters prepare to reopen after state budget impasse stretched limits of regional nonprofitsPennsylvania's budget impasse forced local shelters and other nonprofits to reduce services. They're picking up the pieces with state dollars flowing again. Katie Bernard and Ximena Conde
A new Pa. tax credit could put up to $805 in your pocket. Here’s what to know.State lawmakers have created a new Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit. It'll be tied to the federal Earned Income Tax Credit and could mean extra dollars for roughly 1 million people. Aliya Schneider
A new Pa. tax credit could put up to $805 in your pocket. Here’s what to know.State lawmakers have created a new Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit. It'll be tied to the federal Earned Income Tax Credit and could mean extra dollars for roughly 1 million people. Aliya Schneider
Philly man admits to hit-and-run crash that killed a woman in a wheelchair in Lower MerionJamal McCullough did not call 911 or stop to help Tracey Carey after he struck her with his Toyota Camry last year on City Avenue, according to police.Vinny Vella
Philly man admits to hit-and-run crash that killed a woman in a wheelchair in Lower MerionJamal McCullough did not call 911 or stop to help Tracey Carey after he struck her with his Toyota Camry last year on City Avenue, according to police.Vinny Vella
Philadelphia’s Center for Advocacy for the Rights and Interests of Elders is closing next week after nearly 50 yearsThe nonprofit had lost two of its largest contracts to provide long-term care ombudsman services for the elderly in most of Philadelphia and in Montgomery County.Harold Brubaker
Philadelphia’s Center for Advocacy for the Rights and Interests of Elders is closing next week after nearly 50 yearsThe nonprofit had lost two of its largest contracts to provide long-term care ombudsman services for the elderly in most of Philadelphia and in Montgomery County.Harold Brubaker
SEPTA workers authorized a strike for the fourth year in a row. Here’s when they walked off the job in the past.The Transport Workers Union, now in negotiations with SEPTA, has gone out on strike before. So have other SEPTA unions. Here is what happened in previous strikes.Thomas Fitzgerald
SEPTA workers authorized a strike for the fourth year in a row. Here’s when they walked off the job in the past.The Transport Workers Union, now in negotiations with SEPTA, has gone out on strike before. So have other SEPTA unions. Here is what happened in previous strikes.Thomas Fitzgerald
How Philly-area outlets survive and sometimes thrive in an era of dying malls Shoppers are still drawn to the deals advertised by outlet malls, which are evolving amid a broader push for experiential retail. Erin McCarthy
How Philly-area outlets survive and sometimes thrive in an era of dying malls Shoppers are still drawn to the deals advertised by outlet malls, which are evolving amid a broader push for experiential retail. Erin McCarthy
Montco DA clears officer in shooting driver who attempted to run him overThe Plymouth Township officer shot at Dalton Janiczek "to end the threat to his own life and to end the threat to bystanders in the area," according to DA Kevin Steele.Vinny Vella
Montco DA clears officer in shooting driver who attempted to run him overThe Plymouth Township officer shot at Dalton Janiczek "to end the threat to his own life and to end the threat to bystanders in the area," according to DA Kevin Steele.Vinny Vella
Jeanne P. Kelly, pioneering technology executive, award-winning Norristown painter, and ‘rare bird,’ has died at 96She studied IT manuals after work, learned computer coding from mentoring colleagues, and went on to write complex technical text for NASA space bids and other groundbreaking projects.Gary Miles
Jeanne P. Kelly, pioneering technology executive, award-winning Norristown painter, and ‘rare bird,’ has died at 96She studied IT manuals after work, learned computer coding from mentoring colleagues, and went on to write complex technical text for NASA space bids and other groundbreaking projects.Gary Miles
Tower Health is laying off 350, or 3% of its workforce, including service cuts at Pottstown HospitalThe healthcare job cuts come on the heels of Jefferson Health's announcement last month that it was laying of 1% of its employees, or 600 to 700 people.Harold Brubaker
Tower Health is laying off 350, or 3% of its workforce, including service cuts at Pottstown HospitalThe healthcare job cuts come on the heels of Jefferson Health's announcement last month that it was laying of 1% of its employees, or 600 to 700 people.Harold Brubaker
After big wins Tuesday, Democrats think they can oust Brian Fitzpatrick. But the Bucks Republican is resilient.Democrats scored big wins in Bucks County Tuesday, winning elections for sheriff and district attorney by tying Republican incumbents to Trump. What does that mean for Brian Fitzpatrick next year?Katie Bernard and Julia Terruso
After big wins Tuesday, Democrats think they can oust Brian Fitzpatrick. But the Bucks Republican is resilient.Democrats scored big wins in Bucks County Tuesday, winning elections for sheriff and district attorney by tying Republican incumbents to Trump. What does that mean for Brian Fitzpatrick next year?Katie Bernard and Julia Terruso
