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The Delaware district court judge wrote a scathing opinion of the former superintendent’s arguments, citing a lack of evidence to back up his claims.

More corrections officers should give incarcerated people more time outside their cells and reduce costly mandatory overtime for prison staff.

The pope will attend the July 3 ceremony via live video link.

Kun-Yang Lin turned his headquarters in South Philly into a hub for dancers.

Philadelphia relies on libraries as heating and cooling centers, but they frequently close due to heat or air conditioning issues.

Many plans that have been submitted call for redevelopment of vacant malls, office parks and blighted spaces.

Some Delaware hospitals charge employee private plans more than 300% of Medicare for certain medical services.

Independent schools are approaching their education values by focusing on diversity and getting rid of the misconceptions around them.

For the third year in a row, Jayden Jiang, a sixth grader at Girard Academic Music Program, took home the regional title.

Since 1889, the Kelly family has kept the tradition going at Kelly’s Logan House in the heart of Wilmington’s Trolley Square.

The $14.3 million federal grant comes from the Federal Transit Administration's fiscal year 2026 Bus and Bus Facilities program.

The site’s former operators will pay $11.4 million to pay for the cleanup. Plans to build townhomes on the site remain in limbo.

The closing celebration is moving indoors this year to keep rainy weather from spoiling the party.

The lawsuit filed by District Attorney Larry Krasner alleges that the gunmaker’s firearms are contributing to mass shootings by their design.

The cuts, proposed to go into effect 2026-27 school year, begin the process of eliminating a $300 million deficit.