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Sussex County is averaging about 40 new cases per day, that’s more than double the rate at the start of October when the county averaged just 15 new cases.

An anonymous grand juror who sat on the panel last month had sued to speak publicly.

Perry County’s Board of Elections decided to reject the state funds for postage-paid mail ballot return envelopes, said county Commissioner Gary Eby.

3,538 University Park students have tested positive, according to Penn State's dashboard update Tuesday.

A FedEx delivery driver was shot at South 3rd and Christian streets in Philadelphia Tuesday, Philadelphia police say.

Clean up is underway from an oil spill that has migrated from Broadkill, to Plum Beach Island, the Roosevelt Inlet and Lewes.

The Cumberland County cat is one of just a handful of pets across the country known to have died or been euthanized following COVID-19 infection.

The court is considering whether last year's Superior Court decision improperly did away with the statute of limitations and a discovery rule for civil actions.

Most of the bill’s provisions would take effect immediately, although it is unclear whether the measure could clear all legislative hurdles and be signed by Election Day.

The appointment comes as the states' more than 600 school districts work through the COVID-19 outbreak, with many holding online-only or hybrid lessons.

With only two weeks to Election Day, the Trump Justice Department is taking bold legal action against Google on an issue of rare bipartisan agreement.

But Solvay says it’s not responsible for environmental contamination with "legacy" chemicals.

Nationwide, Latino people are the fastest-growing part of the electorate, and they are expected to be the largest racial or ethnic voting group this year after white people.

Both the Trump and Biden campaigns are aggressively pursuing people who vote sporadically or have never voted at all.

A sound installation along 5th Street evokes the nighttime chorus of coquí frogs.