Gubernatorial candidate Knox wants campaign limits

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review - Thu Nov 05

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Knox, who is expected to spend millions of his own money on the campaign, said Thursday he wants to limit what other people can spend on state campaigns as part of a wide-ranging reform agenda.

Fire chief describes CSX diesel spill

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen - Thu Nov 05

LANSDALE, Pa. - The circumstances around a diesel fuel spill by railway giant CSX last month, and Lansdale Borough's detailed and comprehensive response to the spill, became much clearer Wednesday night.

Track fatality disrupts 3 regional rail lines

Philly.com - Thu Nov 05

A man was fatally struck by a West Trenton train this morning, causing service to be suspended on several regional rail lines.

Merck announces plans for Montco

Philly.com - Wed Nov 04

The new Merck & Co. becomes the world's second-biggest drugmaker overnight, and it's boasting a fat wallet to fund future deals.

Women win big in Montco judge race

PhillyBurbs.com - Wed Nov 04

The number of open county judge seats alone - seven on an expanded 23-seat bench - made Montgomery County's judicial race historic.

GOP does well in Montco judge races

Philly.com News - Wed Nov 04

Montgomery County voters appeared ready to make history yesterday by electing a Democratic judge in a contested race for the first time.

Dancing with your Dog

6 ABC - Tue Nov 03

WYNDMOOR, Pa. - November 3, 2009 -- Glitter adorned, long legged and high heeled dancers are what we're familiar with seeing in the ballroom.

Some Cumru residents still opposed to trail

Reading Eagle/Reading Times - Tue Nov 03

Cumru Township residents are still concerned about the possibility of a trail being built through their neighborhoods to connect Nolde Forest to the Ken-Grill Recreation Center.

Strike halts buses, subways in Philly

CNN - Tue Nov 03

A union representing thousands of transit workers went on strike early Tuesday in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, shutting down buses, subways and trolleys that carry almost a million people daily.

Giving Mia a Voice

NBC Philadelphia - Mon Nov 02

Miabella Delaney Lipschitz may never speak again. The 5-year old has spent the past month inside Children's Hospital of Philadelphia recovering from a brutal dog attack.