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From a community garden to Pan-African rumba and public housing, the film festival's opening-day program explored the power of telling one's own story.

Over 60 customers submitted family vacation snaps to “That Summer Feeling” from 1931 – 2010.

People seeing summer blockbusters like “The Odyssey” or the new Spider-Man film question if loud theater sounds are causing hearing damage.

Residents say they’re concerned the new data center will reduce property values and impact their quality of life in the suburban Pennsylvania towns.

Supporters say it will allow voters to pick their representative, instead of elected officials picking their voters.

The Hub offers mentorship programs and features a Peace Room where teens relax, reflect and work through conflict.

The horseshoe crab’s blood helps test the sterility of medical products.

The effort expands health care access for schools located in provider deserts and brings the model directly to middle schools, which have historically been ignored statewide.

House Speaker Melissa Minor-Brown said she has not had a single conversation with Meyer about his creation of a state surgeon general.

Developers for the New Jersey-based center plan to use on-site fuel cells, saying the new plan will not draw power from the grid or increase residential rates.

Last season, the five-time NBA All-Star and 2024 Finals MVP had the league’s fourth-highest scoring average, with 28.7 points per game.

City Councilmember Rue Landau convened a hearing to discuss what went wrong in the Gayborhood on June 7 and how the city can avoid repeating it.

Aug. 6–9: Sheila E. performs at a jazz fest in Delaware, WWE and a festival celebrating women’s theater in Philly.

The “North Market” library opens Aug. 29 with free spaces for Delaware creators, small businesses and families.

The women are brought to the U.S. with the promise of jobs but end up trapped in seedy salons, forced to perform sexual acts and are unable to leave.