The seven-day average of new coronavirus cases in Pennsylvania has remained above 500 new cases per day for 15 straight days.

Gary Jiampetti, 43, a teacher at Rancocas Valley Regional High School in Mount Holly, was charged with official misconduct, a second-degree offense.

Advocates say the order, which puts evictions on ice until Aug. 31, gives the state’s new rental assistance program more time to reach those who need help.

They might be nature's most-charismatic beetles, but they do have their dark sides.

The report concluded that women of color, in particular, including female judges, were experiencing bias and exclusion – including one incident in which a racist and sexist note was sent to a Black Municipal Court judge. Several white judges and staff reported concerns about "reverse racism."

Besides cutting overhead, the right phone system at the company can also improve productivity and customer service. But some businesses rely on the human connection.

“You get in this routine, and you realize this is how it’s supposed to be,” said one mom of being an empty nester. “Now, we’ve gotten a taste of being a family unit again.” When her children leave, she said, there will be a sense of loss.

A Republican candidate for Congress in Pennsylvania accused the Democratic incumbent of supporting a push to defund the police. In fact, he said just the opposite.

Supporters of the federal aid to churches say the PPP helped employers like any others. Critics warned of further erosion of the separation of church and state.

While Pittsburgh and the rest of Allegheny County are experiencing a spike in new cases, Philly’s numbers are holding steady.

States continue to grapple with rising, and in some places, surging coronavirus case numbers, adding to uncertainty over when students should return to the classroom. The Ivy League announced Wednesday that no varsity sports will be played at its schools during the fall semester.

Mike Pence and Joe Biden are both visiting the state on one of the busiest campaign days since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.

Michael Shore, 35, of Richboro, was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison.