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The federally funded online classes are available to help health care workers or anyone to help improve mental health and cope with trauma.

Starting March 14, the district will no longer require vaccinated staff members to get tested. Testing for unvaccinated staff will drop from twice a week to once a week.

The state Treasury Department said it began divesting its holdings in all “Russian-based companies" last week.

Under the CDC’s updated guidance, masks are no longer required in indoor public settings for people who are healthy and who aren't caring for someone who is at higher risk.

Carney originally planned to lift the mandate April 1, but a significant drop in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations changed his mind.

The mass exodus of refugees from Ukraine to the eastern edge of the European Union has shown no signs of stopping.

The U.N. report warns climate change will likely make the world sicker, hungrier, poorer and more dangerous in the next 18 years with an “unavoidable” increase in risks.

The talks come after Moscow unleashed the biggest land war in Europe since World War II but met unexpectedly stiff resistance.

Legislative redistricting has reshaped Pennsylvania's House of representatives. Here's how two communities are grappling with the changes.

Corinne’s Place, whose soul food attracts people beyond Camden while shaping kids for their futures, receives prestigious award in the restaurant industry.

Historians and scholars join the Historical Society of Pennsylvania in pushing back against an agreement to transfer the city’s historic inventory to Drexel.

While the relationship between hypertension and the virus is complicated, some evidence shows long COVID can lead to “devastating” effects on blood pressure.

Protesting against FIFA's response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Poland said it would still refuse to play the country in a World Cup playoff semifinal.

Ukrainians in Philadelphia rally, worried about their loved ones under Russian attack but also staying strong to show support.

"As of today, these products will no longer be sold or procured by the PLCB," said Board Chairman Tim Holden.