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One officer suffered a graze wound to the head, while the other was wounded in the shoulder.

Old City and Logan Square became a melting pot of culture today as Philadelphia turned out to celebrate the Fourth of July.

Two Montgomery County churches have been cited by the Pottstown Borough for violating the zoning code’s definition of “church.”

After British troops surrendered at the Battle of Princeton, Britain never regained full control of New Jersey during the Revolutionary War.

An hourslong manhunt during which residents hunkered down in businesses or received police escorts to their homes ended with a traffic stop and brief chase Monday evening.

A member of the House Jan. 6 committee says more witnesses are coming forward with new details on the Capitol insurrection.

Funds are earmarked for children’s programs, suicide prevention, training more mental health professionals, crisis hotline and more.

Eighteen states have set 100% clean energy goals, according to the U.S. Climate Alliance, and they represent 42% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.

Delaware beach tourism is on the rise as the summer season gets into full swing. But some businesses are still searching for workers, and grappling with rising prices.

Eligible applicants can get up to $40,000 to pay their delinquent mortgage, property taxes, water and sewer bills, and condominium fees.

Some Philadelphia parents who are eager to vaccinate their infants and toddlers must be patient a little while longer.

Philly tourism officials are closely monitoring to see if the first Welcome America without COVID restrictions brings back crowds at pre-pandemic levels.

At least two more hearings are scheduled this month.

Russia has claimed control over the last Ukrainian stronghold in an eastern province that is key to achieving a major goal of its invasion.

Opinion: Methane leaks don’t abide by state boundaries, so one state’s problem impacts everyone. Strong regulation at the federal level is necessary.