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The event came as Sexual Assault Awareness Month winds down.

The Nasdaq fell 4% for the second time this week and finished April down 13.3%, its biggest monthly loss since 2008.

Ilya Tlumach was 7 when he arrived in Lancaster County in 1989 from western Ukraine. His family was fleeing religious persecution under the former Soviet Union.

On Friday – Arbor Day – groups of students helped plant the new trees, which in time may grow to be 80 feet tall.

The three-time Wimbledon champion was found to have transferred hundreds of thousands of dollars after his June 2017 bankruptcy from his business account to other accounts.

The AP identified several concerns about the technology, including questions about its reliability and its potential to harden racial disparities in the child welfare system.

The meeting announcement follows months of frustration from families impatient for a chance to vaccinate their little children.

According to relatives, a former U.S. Marine has been killed fighting alongside Ukrainian forces in what’s the first known death of a U.S. citizen fighting in Ukraine.

Ukraine’s leader has accused Russia of trying to humiliate the United Nations by raining missiles on Kyiv during a visit by Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

Canceled during the pandemic as a super-spreader event, now live opera comes back to the Academy of Music with a dark production of "Rigoletto."

Conservationists from the New Jersey Audubon Society have worked for nearly a decade to track and conserve the endangered bog turtle.

West Philly’s Neighborhood Bike Works teaches cyclists how to fix up their own bike through a DIY repair program called Bike Church.

Citing a history of racial discrimination, advocates say the Murphy administration should hear their concerns before adding more state troopers.

Philadelphia will face Miami in the second round.

The “Turn the Key” program will offer homes to income-eligible residents on a rolling basis. Construction is slated to start soon.