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Pennsylvania’s Crime Data Portal Includes All Three Local Police Departments, But Upper Merion’s Reports Stop in April

Sep 8, 2026

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Pennsylvania’s Crime Data Portal Includes All Three Local Police Departments, But Upper Merion’s Reports Stop in April

The statewide reporting system offers another way to examine local public-safety data, although the information available from the three Upper Merion Area police departments varies considerably.

Corey Luttrell
Corey Luttrell

Local News

Labor Day Has Union Roots. Still, Most American Workers Aren’t Union Members

Sep 7, 2026

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Labor Day Has Union Roots. Still, Most American Workers Aren’t Union Members

About 9 in 10 U.S. wage and salary workers are not union members. Here’s what today’s workforce looks like by the numbers.

Corey Luttrell
Corey Luttrell

Local News

Nine Public Meetings Scheduled Across the Upper Merion Area This Week

Sep 7, 2026

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Nine Public Meetings Scheduled Across the Upper Merion Area This Week

West Conshohocken could revise its data-center regulations Tuesday, while Upper Merion will consider plans for the next phase of Heuser Park.

Corey Luttrell
Corey Luttrell

Court Reports

Criminal Filings Double as 91 Cases Hit Upper Merion-Area Courts

Sep 6, 2026

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2 min read

Criminal Filings Double as 91 Cases Hit Upper Merion-Area Courts

Twenty-two criminal cases were filed during the Aug. 31-Sept. 6 reporting period, while a wave of municipal code cases pushed non-traffic filings to their highest level since Spotlight began tracking the two local courts.

Corey Luttrell
Corey Luttrell

Local News

Pennsylvania Health Officials Can Already Enter Buildings During Disease Investigations. What Would the New Rules Change?

Sep 4, 2026

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6 min read

Pennsylvania Health Officials Can Already Enter Buildings During Disease Investigations. What Would the New Rules Change?

Part 2 of our series examining Pennsylvania’s roughly 500-page proposed rewrite of its communicable-disease regulations looks at when health officials can enter homes, schools and other locations during an investigation, what authority already exists, and what the Department of Health wants to change.

Corey Luttrell
Corey Luttrell

Local News

6 Things to Do In and Around Upper Merion This Labor Day Weekend

Sep 4, 2026

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2 min read

6 Things to Do In and Around Upper Merion This Labor Day Weekend

From live music and bingo to art in the park and a paranormal circus, there’s plenty happening around the Upper Merion Area this Labor Day weekend.

Corey Luttrell
Corey Luttrell

Local News

King of Prussia Man Among Three Sought in Major Montgomery County Drug Trafficking Case

Sep 2, 2026

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King of Prussia Man Among Three Sought in Major Montgomery County Drug Trafficking Case

Ten people have been charged after a months-long investigation that authorities say uncovered a cocaine and marijuana trafficking organization operating throughout Montgomery County and the surrounding region.

Corey Luttrell
Corey Luttrell

Daily

 💡Upper Merion Area Spotlight | Wednesday, September 2nd

Sep 2, 2026

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💡Upper Merion Area Spotlight | Wednesday, September 2nd

Your weekday guide to local news, events, and community.

Corey Luttrell
Corey Luttrell

Local News

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🏘️ KOP Sale Prices Hold Near $600K as Bridgeport Joins the Weekly Tracker

Sep 1, 2026

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2 min read

🏘️ KOP Sale Prices Hold Near $600K as Bridgeport Joins the Weekly Tracker

Your weekly look at what’s happening in the local housing market.

Corey Luttrell
Corey Luttrell
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