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The visit comes as questions swirl around the future of NIH funding. Sen. Dave McCormick said he would oppose any new cuts.

Critics say kratom is dangerous and addictive, but others say it’s effective for withdrawing from opiates and pain relief.

Free lifeguard training is open to all, and applicants ages 16-24 can receive a free Red Cross certification.

Two local researchers explain why the site matters to their work, and the field of social psychology.

Health system leaders say they hope the new collaboration brings pediatric speciality care services closer to Delaware and local communities.

In 2025, 83% of the trash collected from New Jersey’s beaches were made from plastic.

Penn argued that complying with the request for information would put employees and students at risk.

The stalemate comes one day after PECO filed a rate hike request with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.

South Seaside Park, home to about 400 residents, had submitted a petition to join Seaside Park last year.

The decision leaves the future of federal funding for public media “unresolved,” WHYY’s CEO said Tuesday, but it’s a positive sign.

A motion filed Monday seeks to add new allegations to a rare lawsuit that alleges a City Council committee violated state law.

The Delaware County District Attorney’s Office estimates that $2,499.94 of taxpayer funds were used to purchase about 390 gallons of gas for personal use.

The conference will focus on media integrity and distinguishing truth from misinformation, with panels on public media and community engagement.

Delaware State University's Tuskegee commemoration connects history with opportunity, introducing students to careers in aviation and STEM.

The property is no longer operating as an amusement park, and current zoning only allows for amusements and retail.