Stories by Tony Di Domizio

Man jailed for attempted murder of a police officer, police say

A bail hearing is set for Monday for William Ciccoli Jr.

Woman charged in burglary of Delaware pharmacy of $20K in fentanyl, ketamine, police say

Janine McAlonan is free on $11,000 unsecured bail after arraignment on four felonies.

Hatfield 2nd-grader brings back clothing drive for less fortunate through Nov. 27

Dropoff locations include Lansdale Tavern, Poppy's Tavern, and Bagel Barn Cafe in New Britain.

Skimming devices found at area Royal Farms self-checkouts, police say

The devices were found at self-checkouts at various locations in Montgomery County, including Kulpsville, Upper Gwynedd and Collegeville.

State Rep. Webster's 4th Annual Winter Collection Drive runs through Dec. 13

The effort will support Daily Bread Community Food Pantry and St. James Outreach House.

Lower Frederick proposing sewer rate increase in $2.7M budget for 2025

Township supervisors worry that Lower Frederick could be bankrupt by 2028.

Man sentenced for robbing AT&T store of $34,000 in iPhones

GPS tracking in the phones led police to Terrell S. Allen in a basement.

Dogs take over Upper Providence Saturday with the 2024 National Dog Show event

The show tapes Saturday for a Thanksgiving Day broadcast on NBC.

Ursinus College student beaten, head slammed into pole in on-campus assault, police say

Two teenagers have been charged in the assault, and two others have not been identified.

Multiple fire agencies on scene of brush fire sparked by downed power lines Tuesday night

The incident is reported on the 200 block of Lovers Lane.

New Toll Bros. luxury single-family community to be completed by Summer 2025

The development, called Charterfield Landing, is situated between Evansburg State Park and Ursinus College.

Two injured in crash that closed Ridge Pike for 7 hours

The accident occurred at 12:47 a.m.

Pre-trial hearing upcoming for Perkiomen father accused of fracturing infant son's skull

Tahir Marcel Riley, 27, of the 200 block of Concord Road, was released on $100,000 unsecured bail last month.

Harlem Wizards bringing high-flying creative comedy basketball to Perk Valley Saturday

Tickets begin at $15 for the event, presented by Perkiomen Valley School District Foundation.

Montgomery County SWAT - East Region collecting for Preston & Steve's Camp Out for Hunger

Last year, the team donated around 1,500 pounds of food.

Man had counterfeit bills, stolen credit cards in his possession during traffic stop, police say

The defendant was pulled over by police for an inoperable headlight and brake light.

Man charged after fleeing scene of hit-and-run crash and then rolling over his pickup, police say

The back-to-back accidents occurred the evening of Oct. 29.

Man with two prior DUI convictions accused of backing into car in parking lot while drunk, police say

The defendant, police allege, crashed into an Audi with a Chevrolet Suburban.

Cat rescue owner charged with severe neglect, starvation of four kittens in her care, police say

Authorities said the kittens were denied medical care and sustenance to the point where they were dehydrated, ill and near …

Man sentenced to county jail for possessing guns without a license during traffic stop

The defendant passed out at a stop sign at an intersection with the guns visible in the backseat, police said.

Tri-axle dump truck, car collide on Gravel Pike, 2 injured Monday afternoon

The accident occurred at the intersection with Kratz Road, with a tree going through the dump truck cab.

Man with six prior DUI-related convictions faces new charges after traffic stop Thursday, police say

The defendant was pulled over on Ridge Pike at 2 a.m.

This Week Now: From stand-up comedy and scam prevention awareness, to Pinkalicious, there is fun for all

Enjoy This Week's Now featured happenings from Monday, Nov. 4 to Sunday, Nov. 10

Know the State Congressional and General Assembly races in your Perk Valley municipality

A rundown of the ballots for Election Day, Nov. 5.

Perkiomen Township man accused of killing girlfriend with hammer late Friday, police say

The incident occurred on the 500 block of Gravel Pike.

Man released from jail, walked to excavating business, stole truck and trailer with excavator, police say

The defendant was released without a probation violation hearing, police said.

WATCH: Young trick-or-treater places his own candy in bowl after other kids flip it over

Resident Katie Corrado shared a good citizen moment on Facebook from Halloween night.

PHOTOS: Collegeville Rotary Halloween Parade and Boo Boulevard rocked the borough

The Wednesday night party featured music, food and vendors.

Man sentenced to state prison for role in gun trafficking network across 3 counties

Kevin William McCloud, of Philadelphia, was the recipient in a straw purchase scheme, police said.

Large, red rotary hay rake, valued at $9K, stolen from bushes where it was hidden, police say

The yellow and red 2021 Pequea-brand farm device was last seen in September.

Police investigating repeated theft of political sign from Perkiomen Township home

The incident occurred on Greene Boulevard, police said.

Man accused of threatening to blow up, shoot up Montco Republican Committee office, police say

Edward Cieri Jr., of Philadelphia, is free on $35,000 unsecured bail.

Patient flees hospital into woods, locks himself in garage and cuts power, police say

The incident involving a defendant from Upper Hanover Township occurred in the area of North Line Street in Hatfield earlier …

Man accused of exposing himself to another man at L.A. Fitness, police say

Police allege the incident occurred in the facility’s hot tub last month.

Record-breaking drought leads to brush fires, burn bans across region

Check with your local municipality to find out about burning prohibitions and enforcement.

Fire companies on scene of vehicle fire, with wires down on roadway in Upper Frederick

The accident occurred on the 200 block of Neiffer Road Tuesday morning.

Halloween displays in our region you don't want to miss

A roundup of the best Halloween displays to check out before the end of the month.

Car hits curb, goes airborne, lands in field at Upper Salford roundabout, police say

The accident occurred at the roundabout at Shelly and Old Skippack roads.

PHOTOS: Schwenksville Halloween Parade brought fun, friendship to 68th annual event

Following the parade, guests attended an afterparty at the old Univest lot on Main Street.

Two men arrested for driving stolen car in high-speed pursuit with troopers on I-476, police say

The suspects were nabbed in the southbound lanes of the Northeast Extension following a PIT maneuver.

Last weekend for Feline Frenzy Thrift Shop & Adopt's store closing $5 sale

The feline rescue organization remains in operation out of its Skippack location.

Officer cleared of wrongdoing in fatal Montco shooting

The Upper Perk officer shot Gabriel Diaz twice in the September incident.

Fire police on scene on W. 3rd Ave. in Trappe due to garbage in roadway

According to Montgomery County emergency dispatch, a trash truck lost its load and is no longer on location.

Police ID pedestrian killed by car in Upper Providence as elderly Montgomery County man

The acccident occurred on Wednesday afternoon outside the Staples on E. Ridge Pike.

3rd suspect in $384K Collegeville jewelry theft arraigned for county trial this week

The burglary and theft occurred in February at Sabre's Jewelry on East Main Street.

Methacton School Board to vote Tuesday on $3.25M design contract for new high school campus

The $219 million-estimated project could break ground in March 2026.

Methacton hit by Facebook blackout over illicit drug ‘meth’ confusion

The same exact thing happened to Methven, New Zealand last month.

Schwenksville, Lower Frederick, Lower Providence issue burn bans until further notice

The bans are for safety due to drought in the state.

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