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Pa.'s Department of Health confirmed reporting by The Atlantic magazine, that the state includes results of both viral and antibody tests in its total coronavirus case count.

Mayor Wasim Akhtar, at the site of the crash, said the plane went down in a crowded neighborhood on the edge of the airport.

About 275 farm laborers, tested at Cumberland County’s drive-through sites, have positive results for the virus.

After slashing expectations for state revenue in the coming fiscal year, a state council has added some of that revenue back into their projection.

The Da Vinci Art Alliance is soliciting for subjects to be rendered by a mechanical automaton.

Philly during Memorial Day weekend is usually a good time for street parties and people-watching. This year, try art watching instead.

Some religious leaders say they should have the freedom to worship without restrictions, while others say it’s too soon to open under any conditions.

The public utility of the internet is especially clear now in a pandemic, when we go online for school and health information, writes Devren Washington.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said 50-year-old William “Roddie” Bryan was arrested on charges of felony murder and criminal attempt to commit false imprisonment.

Republicans in the Pa. House are moving forward with legislation to end the disaster emergency declaration Gov. Tom Wolf issued on March 6 in response to the spread of covid

Provider associations said publishing erroneous data has sewn panic and anger among family members, distrust among nursing home staff, and frustration for providers.

As government officials and individuals design their own “Is it worth it?” calculus, Americans are subjectively measuring the stakes, helping frame a referendum on risk.

Philadelphians who are behind on their water bills don’t have to worry about the city shutting off service until at least July 10.

President Trump is putting forth a false “Choice" when he boasts about a program aimed at improving veterans' health care by steering more patients to the private sector.

Murphy’s coronavirus orders violate the state constitution, the GOP says, and the distinction between businesses is “completely arbitrary.”