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Tourists once flocked to El Yunque National Forest. After landslides of hurricane damage in 2017, work crews are sweating to reopen it.

The policy shift is expected to affect defendants in thousands of cases, easing systemic bias against the poor and people of color.

Now serving his fourth term, Pawlowski is charged with 54 counts of corruption, including bribery, conspiracy, fraud, extortion, and lying to the FBI. He's pleaded not guilty.

A longtime arts anchor in Philadelphia's Old City neighborhood, the Clay Studio prepares to relocate.

Attorney claims his client has a constitutional right to be offered money bail instead of home detention.

The budget plan proposes cutting in half the federal subsidy for Amtrak, including slicing grants to the Northeast Corridor by $128 million.

The event was part victory lap — and part pep rally — and it coincides with rising approval ratings for the new tax policy.

Residents have a long list of grievances about conditions including used syringes and human feces littering streets, as well as sidewalks blocked by makeshift tents.

The film, with its visually stunning portrayal of Africa and its people, is filled to bursting with truth about the black experience.

A new book about a Kensington veterans club is a small peephole onto the national stage.

Analysts think the court-drawn map will give Democrats a shot at winning at least half of Pennsylvania’s 18 districts.

Jennifer Neill, John DeBella's former on-air sidekick, claims the radio host routinely made lewd comments and groped her. Bosses did nothing to curtail it, she says.

Chief medical officer of new Pennsylvania dispensary is hoping doctors will begin recommending medical marijuana for patients instead of more addictive opioids.

NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller sits down for his weekly conversation with Gallup's Frank Newport to talk about trends in U.S. opinion.

The free clinic, in its fourth month, is packed into a side room of Henrietta Johnson Medical Center on New Castle Road.