Brett Sholtis

A Yardley couple is suing Bucks County and 10 county jail employees over what they allege were civil rights violations against their daughter, 29-year-old Kim Stringer.

A homeless shelter and crisis care center will also close due to the agreement.

A prisoners' rights advocate notes, this is the fourth prisoner death in Pa. in the past eight days.

One constable supports the group, while some police and others say they have since left it.

As the memory of 9/11 fades for some, the Garden of Reflection has become a place to teach children and a peaceful place for those grieving losses.

Lead poisoning prevention experts are calling on the state to fund remediation and testing.

The law would require doctors to let parents set their children’s immunization schedules.

Looser restrictions are complicated by a rise in cases fueled in part by more infectious variants.

Pennsylvania health systems believed they were following state orders when they used vaccines that were supposed to be set aside for people awaiting their second doses.

Social media networks and online research skills give some younger people an edge, even as older people overall face higher risk of hospitalization and death.

A change at the state level is blocking funding for a type of one-on-one therapy when conducted at clinics rather than in the home.

There is “universal support” overall, but some disagreement on specifics.