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People living in all 50 states are recipients of some type of 9/11 health benefit.

Rumblings about Shake Shack’s proposed initial public offering are getting louder up and down Wall Street.

Royal Dutch Shell is among the first companies to try to tap the Utica shale formation in northeastern Pennsylvania.

The North Carolina-based utility will own 40 percent of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, which will cut through the Marcellus and Utica shale gas basins.

In the wake of political pressure from Beijing, Hong Kong's top pro-democracy party has no plans to disrupt the economy.

You may not have heard of them -- because they're like nothing you've seen before.

With a 70mph fastball and a flair for handling the media, Mo'ne Davis is dominating more than just the 2014 Little League World Series.

Hackers are increasingly able to take control of sensitive personal data, putting hospitals on the defensive.

According to experts, exposure to lead can slow down a child’s intellectual and physical development.

The world knows Mike Brown’s story, but what we really don’t know is how many more like him have died at the hands of police.

The search for two missing Amish girls continued after they were abducted from the family's farm stand on Wednesday.

The woman climbed a security fence at Halifax Stanfield International Airport on Sunday morning in her attempt to stop a plane she thought was carrying her husband.

Republicans want state officials to be able to raise cash from Wall Street firms that get state pension deals.

Microsoft tipped off Pennsylvania police to a suspected sex predator trading child porn.

Buried fully extended, with arms at his sides and hands over his abdomen, the man would have been nearly 5 feet 10 inches tall.

James Myers, a West Chester resident, was arrested on charges of animal cruelty and drug possession.

Miss South Carolina K. Lee Graham was crowned the 2014 winner of Miss Teen USA Saturday night.

Kimberly Tutko Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, realized her son was dead after smelling a strange odor.

A plane crash 20 years ago turned two American women into advocates for families devastated by airline disasters, including MH17 and MH370.

The leader of an anti-union group whose "mission is to bring transparency" to schools will not release names of financial backers.

Weak U.S. data contributed to the bearish tone as jobless claims rose more than expected in the latest week.