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Katrina Blackwell was elevated to the top job after serving as interim police commissioner for nearly a year.

Habba’s resignation comes a week after a federal appeals court ruled that she is disqualified from serving in an “acting” capacity.

The district has been dedicated to increasing digital literacy, upgrading and installing new computer labs and curricula.

The Philadelphia Contraption Contest went dormant during the pandemic. It took an experimental theater company to bring it back.

The 20-year contract locks in a fixed price meant to insulate the city from rising costs. But the price is higher than what the city initially sought.

Christina Vassallo, previously of the Fabric Workshop and Museum, will run the major arts funder for the Philadelphia region.

At Washington Avenue Elementary and schools across the region, arts programs are transforming classrooms and young minds through dance, music and visual arts.

In the event of a strike, students will not be marked late due to “SEPTA-related travel challenges,” Superintendent Watlington said Sunday.

Trump's birthday, June 14, is also Flag Day. The change is one of several new admission policies that include higher entry fees for international visitors.

Southern Delaware families can experience Puerto Rican holiday traditions as Culture Club PR hosts music workshops, crafts and other celebrations.

Dozens of Christmas trees are rising from the sand, a tradition that began with one tree in 2019 and has grown into a community-wide holiday ritual. Here's where to find them.

This year’s holiday market is part of the Ardmore Initiative’s goal of making the town “the main street of the Main Line.”

FIFA revealed matchups for the new round of 32 and other stages.

There currently are no federal regulations for microplastics in public drinking water, and most water providers don’t monitor for these contaminants.

The audit is critical of how the Port of Wilmington board members complied with open meeting laws and public transparency.