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The ballot question, which could have allowed lawmakers to keep their seats while running for state or federal office, will no longer be part of May’s primary vote.

High monthly premium payments without enhanced tax credits, coupled with high costs of daily living, have caused some to cut insurance.

A rag-tag group of younger adults has rediscovered the West Germanic language and culture for heritage and politics.

The weather didn’t allow the usual crowd to strut their stuff down South Street, but attendees made the most of it.

Health experts say seasonal affective disorder symptoms can decrease in April and May, though they may not disappear entirely.

Journalism and community engagement have the power to bridge divides and generate meaningful conversations, panelists said.

Estate plans ensure that someone’s wishes regarding their property, assets, health care treatments and end-of-life instructions are honored.

German immigrants brought the Easter Bunny tradition to Pennsylvania. Winterthur preserves one of the earliest U.S. depictions of the holiday hare.

Panels explored youth media, community connection, AI risks, misinformation and the future of public media.

Unhoused people living in a Wilmington park say their mattresses and clothes were drenched while using a city-bought tent.

Stanford University researchers estimate rising gasoline prices will cost American families an extra $850 this year, zeroing out any expected tax refunds.

The effort includes multilingual resources outlining what to do if approached by federal agents, including the right to remain silent, refuse searches and ask for a lawyer.

The mobile air monitoring project aims to identify hot spots of pollution in four overburdened communities in New Jersey, including Camden.

Prosecutor Anthony Voci said the 17-year-old, who is the child’s uncle, is on juvenile supervision for a previous gun offense.

The EPA has proposed adding microplastics and pharmaceuticals to a list of priority contaminants.