Pottstown church fire cause investigation will take weeks, says chief
"I have to eliminate possibilities. Was it a gas leak? Was it caused by an electrical problem? Were there carpenters working in there," said Pottstown Fire Chief Frank Hand.
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Bomb threats made at offices of Rep. Houlahan, fellow Pa. Democrat Deluzio
Houlahan and Deluzio, both veterans, were among 6 Democrats who posted a video urging military personnel not to obey "illegal orders" last week and were chastised by President Trump.
Five-alarm fire destroys vacant historic church in Pottstown; 250 firefighters battle blaze (Updated)
The fire chief said he had “no information” about the possibility that squatters had occupied the church.
A Pennsylvania town is questioning low bail for repeat offenders, but the answer is complex and scary [Updated]
A council member questioned why he kept seeing the same criminals back on his street after arrests and learned a lesson in how bail is set in Pennsylvania. It should...
3 people dead, 1 injured in Montgomery County crash following police pursuit
"We know that this news can be distressing for our community," said OJR Superintendent Will Stout, in a release Wednesday.
UPDATED: Standoff suspect killed by police after he shot Pottstown officer
"It's all really nerve-wracking when you're at work and you're seeing videos with police outside your house with guns pointed right next to your house. It's terrifying,"
Feds open probe of Title IX violations in Phoenixville School District athletics
The original complaint was filed last year by Mike and Colleen Padilla, who have lived in Phoenixville for more than 20 years and are both graduates of Cornell University.
UPDATED: Pottstown police officer shot during domestic violence call
Fisher, who has been with the department for many years, was just promoted to corporal during last week's borough council meeting.
Shooter in Chester County nursing home homicide dies of self-inflicted wound
The husband "was transported to Reading Hospital and died overnight."
This 1834 historic mansion in Montgomery County can be yours for free — if you can move it
"It’s truly heartbreaking that we had to make a post about moving the mansion — trust us: we would much rather it stay where it is.