Courts & Law

The symbol of the post-Roe era might not be coat hangers. It may instead be prison bars.

The dispute between the PGA Tour and the Saudi-funded LIV Golf series is now in the courts.

The parents suing Jones, though, testified Tuesday that an apology wouldn't suffice. They are seeking at least $150 million.

A friends group representing local civic associations wants to show appreciation for the officers who patrol the strip.

It is the longest sentence imposed so far among hundreds of Capitol riot cases.

A woman who pleaded guilty to setting fire to police cars amid the 2020 racial justice protests in Philadelphia has been sentenced to 2 1/2 years in federal prison.

A wave of “assassinations’’ led to 39 gun fatalities in Delaware’s largest city last year. This year, however, the opposite has been true.

Sharon Hill Borough has released its independent report into last year’s police shooting — and many of the most important details are being withheld.

Josh Shapiro and other state attorneys general announced the deal Friday regarding Allergan's practices.

Blinken did not provide details of Lavrov’s response to what he had previously called a “substantial proposal” for Russia to release the two.

Lawsuit alleges Black man and five-year-old daughter were shunned by costumed characters.

A Pa. court is considering the fate of some 800 mail-in primary votes that three county elections boards threw out over the lack of handwritten dates on their envelopes.

Malcolm Ruff, one of the attorneys, said they are representing a different family than the one seen in the most recent viral video.

A grand jury has indicted the man accused of opening fire on an Independence Day parade in suburban Chicago, on 117 felony counts.

The jury found they deprived the 46-year-old Black man of medical care and failed to stop Derek Chauvin as he knelt on Floyd’s neck for 9 1/2 minutes.