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In the lawsuit, Kelly and the other GOP plaintiffs had sought to either throw out the 2.5 million mail-in ballots submitted under the law or to wipe out the election results.

Community health care providers and community leaders work together to protect vulnerable populations.

The ban on non-organic herbicides applies to all city parks, trails and playgrounds. Advocates say it will clean city land of dangerous toxins.

The father allegedly told police the boy hit his head, but officers said he appeared to have sustained a gunshot wound.

Gov. John Carney issues stay-at-home advisory to protect residents from the skyrocketing number of coronavirus cases.

While many lawmakers agree changes are needed, finding common ground in the current hyper-partisan climate might be impossible.

The governor’s office and General Assembly will continue to operate, with access limited to employees and others with credentials, the agency said.

Since George Floyd’s killing, many have proposed programs where social workers trained in crisis intervention operate alongside police officers.

Philadelphia health officials say COVID-19 hospitalizations have jumped 48% in less than two weeks.

Some Delaware County employees were prevented from accessing files on their network. The malware did not affect elections and emergency services systems.

Beginning Monday, only vehicles and their occupants will be allowed. Travel is suspended for pedestrians and passengers with bicycles.

Across the U.S., the surge has swamped hospitals and left nurses and other health care workers shorthanded and burned out.

Death threats are on the rise, and local and state election officials are being hounded into hiding.

An October survey showed an increase in food insecurity in southwestern Pa. of more than 40 percent.

With COVID-19 surging from coast to coast, the number of hospitalized patients has more than doubled over the past month, pushing health care workers to the breaking point.