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After years of criticizing mail voting and so-called ballot harvesting as ripe for fraud, Republicans at the top of the party want to change course.

$34 million would go toward workforce development and retention in the behavioral health field, including training, paid internships, loan repayment, and tuition assistance.

The Supreme Court has issued a surprising ruling in favor of Black voters in a congressional redistricting case.

Prosecutors recently issued the Trump legal team a target letter, which is often but not always a precursor to criminal charges.

June 8-11: Odunde in Pa., Shania Twain in N.J., and Morris Day and The Time in Del. are among the weekend’s highlights.

The event’s proceeds go to the HEADstrong Foundation, which is a local nonprofit, supporting families dealing with a cancer diagnosis.

Across the eastern U.S., officials warned residents to stay inside and limit or avoid outdoor activities again Thursday.

New York Police Department officers are not complying with federal legal standards for stop and frisk, according to a new report from a public oversight agency.

PECO recommends customers turn off unnecessary lighting, keep curtains closed, and clean their A/C air filters once a month.

A Code Red Air Quality Alert will be in effect for Delaware Thursday, and Pennsylvania and New Jersey will be under a Code Orange.

The agency launched the dedicated unit last month as part of a broader focus on public safety violations.

The Iron Sheik, whose real name was Hossein Khosrow Ali Vaziri, grew up in Iran.

Pope Francis' surgery to repair a hernia in his abdominal wall has raised questions about what happens to papal power when Francis is unconscious or unable to lead the church.

The details of gifts given to Jackson were among the reports provided by most members of the court in their annual filings.

The years-long feud between congressional Republicans and the FBI is reaching a new level of rancor.