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A new report finds almost 50% of tap water contains PFAS. Here’s what you can do to reduce it from your drinking supply.

The pandemic fundamentally changed how audiences go to live theater. Now local companies are banding together to face the future.

The American Rescue Plan awarded Delaware $6 million, which will be divided among four groups working to eliminate homelessness and offer housing assistance.

The analysis was created by the Center for Climate Integrity, an advocacy group that aims to hold polluters accountable.

The allegations were made Thursday in an updated grand jury indictment that adds new charges against Trump and adds another defendant to the case.

In 2022, Pennsylvania lawmakers promised to spend $100 million on adult mental health services. This year’s budget uses the money for a different purpose.

Sunoco will pay two separate civil penalties for numerous violations of the Clean Streams Law and the Dam Safety and Encroachments Act.

From May 2018 through February 2020, Duanne Pierce led a jewelry theft ring which stole from stores around the country, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

A statement issued said that James was “successfully treated for a sudden cardiac arrest” thanks to “the swift and effective response by the USC athletics’ medical staff.”

The deal was reached in June between manufacturer 3M and attorneys representing hundreds of communities that have sued the company.

Measles is a highly contagious viral disease that causes fever and red skin rashes. Infections can be prevented with an MMR vaccine.

Biden's administration said Thursday its Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health is seeking ideas from the public and private sectors.

The classic kelly green color only resurfaced once in 2010 to honor the Eagles' 1960 championship team.

The firing came one day after Circleville's police chief announced Speakman was put on paid administrative leave.

Police say the toddler was home with seven other family members at the time of the shooting.