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The CDC's shift reflects a substantial drop in COVID-19 cases nationwide.

It’s the first time the response force has been used in the defense of NATO allies.

A report from the Center City District says city living remained attractive during the pandemic with continued robust construction and rapid home sales.

The request from the Olympic body came after UEFA and the governing bodies of skiing and Formula One pulled upcoming events from Russia.

Prosecutors and defense attorneys laid out opposing perspectives on the line between an accident and a crime in the case of Brandon Bostian.

It’s the largest settlement to date among the many opioid-related cases that have been playing out across the country.

We must absorb our history and gain strength from it, Sherry L. Howard writes.

The historic appointment aims to further diversify a court that was made up entirely of white men for almost two centuries.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Kyiv “could well be under siege" in what U.S. officials believe is a brazen attempt by Putin to install his own regime.

One bill would require local police departments to hold at least two community roundtable discussions each year.

School lunch debt relief programs that began during the pandemic are set to expire. Many organizations try to keep them going.

The civil rights organization sued Sussex Correctional Center in December on behalf of two detainees. Now 17 more current and former prisoners have joined the case.

So far this school year the School District of Philadelphia has seen an unusual uptick in teachers leaving. And vacancies are going unfilled.

The view from Chopper 6 showed smoke rising from the downed aircraft in a residential area of Hilltown Township.

Under the new guidelines, the vast majority of Americans will no longer live in areas where indoor masking in public is recommended based on current data.