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April 2-5: Art Battle in Delaware, Open Streets in Philly and Marlon Wayans and Deon Cole in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

The Trash Into Treasure Delaware Art Contest challenges artists to create pieces that promote clean waterways.

About 1,400 opioid overdose deaths were reported in Pennsylvania last year, a 60% drop from pandemic-era averages.

The renovated 18th-century farmhouse in Middletown Township will be a center for Black history in Bucks County.

Both people on board the small aircraft were taken to the hospital in serious condition.

Al-Asr Islamic Community Center is requesting a religious use zoning variance to open a mosque on Buck Road to serve the predominantly Uzbek Muslim community in the area.

The Cheltenham Township Board of Commissioners expects to hire a new police chief sometime around July.

El abogado de Tony Allen argumentó que la detención de tráfico por parte de la policía estatal fue ilegal, al igual que la “prueba química confirmatoria” del nivel de alcohol.

Casa de Venezuela Delaware está ayudando a las familias a encontrar recursos, reconstruir la confianza y crear un sentido de pertenencia.

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.