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An aftershock has taken more lives in an area of eastern Afghanistan reeling from a powerful earthquake that state media said killed 1,150 people this week.

Ada Trillo, whose work hangs in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, chronicled a journey 7 million Ukrainians made this spring.

One longtime resident reported a drop in pressure to the water department on Monday. “We can’t take a bath, we can’t eat," she said. "Who’s going to make up for that?”

The Taliban and the international community that fled their takeover struggled to bring help to the disaster's victims.

In her first week on the job at a Philadelphia abortion clinic, Amanda Kifferly was taught how to search for bombs.

The partnership’s goal: boost diversity in the spirits industry — and great a damn good sip.

The hardest hit areas were remote farming villages in the eastern Afghan province of Paktika.

It took about an hour and 14 minutes from when officers arrived at the school to when they breached the door and ended the standoff with the gunman.

The Lederer pool had been closed for years due to a lack of proper maintenance and crumbling infrastructure. Now it's state of the art.

Wharton State Forest fire destroys 13,500 acres, as investigators look to an illegal campfire as the potential spark.

Customers had pressured the Philly restaurant brand to change suppliers after hearing of Martin’s ties to Doug Mastriano.

The fire has caused an almost complete shutdown of the Chinatown business area because of closed streets and hoses stretched to douse the flames.

Muchos sienten que sus necesidades no son satisfechas y que sus voces no son escuchadas.

Sammy’s Place on North 5th Street bucks the trend — and has been attracting a younger crowd.

Action News reports that there was a partial collapse at the building.