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Pa. won’t require masks at the polls like it does in other public places, but counties and voters can take steps to ensure safe in-person voting during the pandemic.

IAFF Local 22 members again protest the union's endorsement of Trump, balking at union boss’ decision to cancel meeting.

In a 20-minute speech in Gettysburg Tuesday, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden framed the ongoing election as a “battle for the soul of the nation.”

The FDA said vaccine makers should follow trial participants for at least two months to rule out any major side effects before seeking emergency approval.

The statement put them at odds with President Donald Trump’s efforts to discredit the vote.

Hospitalizations have tripled since mid-August in Delaware and the average number of daily cases has doubled.

The administration decided the fate of thousands of businesses across Pennsylvania with little transparency and no explanations for its shifting positions.

The administration is also investigating whether the fundraiser violated state safety guidelines and will make necessary referrals to the Attorney General’s office.

After a dramatic helicopter return from the hospital where he was receiving an unprecedented level of care for COVID-19, Trump's attitude alarmed infectious disease experts.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments this week challenging Delaware’s law that requires a balance of Republicans and Democrats on the state’s top three courts.

The FDA said vaccine makers should follow trial participants for at least two months to rule out safety issues before seeking emergency approval.

Between March and the beginning of September, more than 260 licensed child-care programs across Pennsylvania permanently closed.

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw on Monday addressed the city’s major surge in gun violence.

President Trump's decision to return home from a military hospital despite his continued illness is putting new focus on the people around him who could be further exposed.

The fight over signatures is one of many partisan battles being fought in the state Legislature and the courts over mail-in voting in Pennsylvania.