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The infrastructure bill signed into law creates aid opportunities for communities like Eastwick harmed by flooding.

A prisoners' rights advocate notes, this is the fourth prisoner death in Pa. in the past eight days.

After police say a man intentionally plowed through a crowd of holiday parade marchers in Wisconsin, Philly law enforcement say Thursday’s Thanksgiving event will be safe.

Efforts to make police misconduct records more available to the public in Delaware got a boost from civil rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton Monday afternoon.

Philadelphia’s District Attorney said he is worried police do not have enough resources to solve and investigate a historic number of murders.

State Police will be helping to set up clinics in Burlington and Somerset counties in the coming weeks. A Gloucester County site has been operating since September.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration expects households that use natural gas for heat will spend 30 percent more than they spent last winter on average.

Hours after losing a bid to obtain sole custody of his three children, Republican U.S. Senate Candidate Sean Parnell announced he is suspending his campaign.

Those that intend to close include two of Pennsylvania's largest coal-fired power plants, Keystone and Conemaugh outside Pittsburgh.

When the virus spreads unseen and unabated, health experts say, more people contract it and variants may arise.

All adults who received the initial vaccine are now eligible to further boost their immunity, CDC says.

Taxpayers will pony up $270,000 to Envoy Sage, which says it has exposed “fraud among non-governmental organizations.” Little else is known about the group.

Nearly a year after his death, Hall's parents are calling for a new investigation.

Harrisburg insiders haven’t fared well in bids for governor in recent decades. Jake Corman is trying to break that mold.

A special division of the Attorney General’s Office was previously only required to investigate use of deadly force by police.