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The 70th Professional Convention Management Association conference returned to its original host city to show how business events can drive economic progress in urban hubs.

Out: Kevin Patullo apologists, locker-room beefs and drive-killing penalties. In: sloppy kisses, water-bowl scrums and indiscriminate potty breaks.

The trolley tunnel has been closed since November. It reopened Monday, but will close again for shorter periods in January and February.

The legislation now heads to Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk for consideration.

Recent measles cases and possible exposures have been linked to ongoing outbreaks in the U.S. and internationally.

Attorney General Matt Platkin filed the suit nearly a year after a major blaze at the Camden scrapyard.

Some of the issues Delaware lawmakers plan to address include property reassessments, rising health care costs and education funding.

Jeffrey Rosen, the leader of the National Constitution Center for the last 12 years, has stepped down.

On Sunday, the Birds fell to the 49ers at home in the wild-card round. Now that the season is over, Philadelphia is left with several unanswered questions.

Codey, the state’s longest-serving lawmaker, was acting governor in the 2000s while he was Senate president.

Vaccines for hepatitis B and meningococcal disease, or meningitis, are no longer broadly recommended for all kids.

After seeing classmates lack access to STEM resources, a Delaware sophomore built a nonprofit now reaching nearly 58,000 students globally.

"Fashion can't just be about designing pretty clothes," said the program director.

A dozen Democratic candidates and only one Republican will run in a special primary election in the 11th Congressional District.

Blum’s legacy includes the “Off the Wall” exhibition, a 2019 show about clothes as wearable art in the 1960s and 1970s.