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The alleged gunman Stacey Hayes is accused of walking into the hospital and killing nursing assistant Anrae James.

Investigators initially said a teacher propped the door open before 18-year-old Salvador Ramos entered the school in Uvalde, Texas, on May 24.

Opening statements began in the trial stemming from the lawsuit of Judy Huth, who alleges Cosby forced her to perform a sex act at the Playboy Mansion in 1975 when she was 16.

The monkeypox outbreak may feel familiar to COVID-19, but infectious disease experts say we have the tools and knowledge to stop the spread.

The PASS program allows undergraduate students to shadow physicians, participate in student-led clinics, and create support networks with faculty.

A rushing river is a familiar sound. But underwater, there’s a whole other sonic world — where insects drum, fish click, and bubbles burst.

The rocket systems are part of a new $700 million tranche of security assistance for Ukraine from the U.S.

Philadelphia’s COVID moratorium on water shutoffs is ending, but officials are unveiling a patchwork of policies and assistance programs designed to help.

Pennridge High School students organized a memorial to honor the victims, and to take a stance against gun violence.

The U.S. Supreme Court pauses the count of undated mail-in ballots while the McCormick campaign seeks a hand recount of ballots in some Pa. counties.

After surveying 1,300 Philadelphia students about gun violence, the newly-formed Enough is Enough campaign is using their findings to make demands to city officials.

A divided Supreme Court has blocked a Texas law, championed by conservatives.

After a two-year break due to COVID, one of the biggest street fests dedicated to African American culture and the African diaspora returns.

The issue is whether Kathy McGuiness committed any of the alleged crimes in New Castle County, as the indictment asserts.

Over the weekend, Hall of Fame sports writer Ray Didinger says goodbye after 53 years covering Philadelphia sports.