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With Earth breaking average heat records, cities are sure to be giving a fresh look at their readiness plans for temperatures that can kill.

Fire officials are working to determine whether the fire was caused by lightning.

On July 2, police were accidentally dispatched to North 56th Street, so they didn't discover Joseph Wamah Jr.'s body right away, authorities say.

The Paradigm Gallery in Old City features rugs fabricated by Tuft the World, but designed by a robot.

Charter schools are public schools in the Garden State, except when it comes to funding buildings.

Judge Wall dismissed with prejudice the lawsuit trying to force the city and others to make recompense for the destruction of the once-thriving Black district of Greenwood.

Downpours that could produce flash flooding will be the main threat.

Alvarado dealt with similar inflammation in early May and was sidelined for four weeks.

Senator Chuck Schumer said the drink contains nearly twice as much caffeine as Red Bull and poses a health risk to children.

The 22-year-old United States midfielder has agreed a season-long deal after Leeds was relegated from the Premier League last term.

Atlantic City Electric said more than 24,000 customers were initially impacted but as of 4:24 a.m. Sunday morning, the power has been fully restored.

Nero led the Philly Pops until 2013, exiting his leadership role when the orchestra said it could no longer afford him.

Kathy Carpenter was a prolific athlete in high school and college. Now she’s fighting for better treatment of transgender youth in sports.

Authorities are searching for an inmate described as “very dangerous” who officials say escaped from a jail in northwestern Pennsylvania using bed sheets.

Community baby showers have become crucial one-stop-shops for information and resources on pregnancy, childbirth, and child care.