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The report said Louisville Police “discriminate against Black people in its enforcement activities,” uses excessive force and conducts searches based on invalid warrants.

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities approved a third solicitation of offshore wind projects Monday; three wind farms have already been approved.

It’s clear those vying for a seat on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court or a term as Philadelphia’s mayor will face contested races in the primaries.

Superintendent Dr. Tony Watlington revealed Tuesday that officials knew about asbestos dangers inside West Oak Lane's Building 21 about two years ago.

Midwifery was relatively common in the U.S. before the early 1900s, but as surgical care and obstetrics rose in prominence, white male doctors began demonizing the profession.

The General George Meade School in Philadelphia adopted a national program that gives students a glimpse at a future career in nursing.

Untermeyer will be running as a Democrat, and pledges to serve only one term if he’s elected.

Dozens of efforts would benefit from Gov. Josh Shapiro’s roughly $44 billion spending plan, many of them at the local level.

For the second year in a row, the Delaware House has approved a bill to legalize marijuana in the state, after Gov. John Carney vetoed similar legislation last year.

The Justice Department said that the tie-up would especially hurt cost-conscious travelers who depend on Spirit to find cheaper options than they can find on other airlines.

The announcements follow a recall last month of eyedrops made in India that were linked to an outbreak of drug-resistant infections.

Perry said as a member of Congress, he’s immune from arrest for what he says while performing his duties.

A gun violence prevention nonprofit is teaming up with an existing juvenile justice program to provide mental health help and other services.

Lawmakers have just a few months to pass legislation that would expand the shrinking rebate program.

A tip led state police and the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office to the property on January 26.