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Unionville High School in Kennett Square and Universal Audenried Charter School in Philadelphia are building solar arrays that will slash their energy bills.

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill has issued a state of emergency for eight counties, with some shore towns issuing voluntary evacuation orders.

Two Doylestown residents featured in “Bucks County, USA” are facilitating community conversations in response to the series.

The Supreme Court is allowing states to resume using a controversial federal tool to check voter eligibility before the November elections.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer joined Gov. Josh Shapiro at Morning Glory Diner, an unabashed anti-MAGA restaurant.

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Here’s what Delawareans should know beforehand, from what’s at stake to who’s on the ballot and beyond.

Gateway Playhouse’s rehearsals and performances offer distracting environments for dogs learning to guide the blind.

“The Gilded Age,” a floral exhibition based on the HBO drama, will bring Lynnewood Hall back to life for 10 days.

The senator gave the money from Martin Kao and his wife to four Delaware charities after Kao pleaded guilty to several felonies.

Caldwell is also accused of breaking state ethics rules by attempting to secure a promotion for a state employee he was dating.

The proposal would require the state’s fossil fuel companies to pay $50 billion for their greenhouse gas contributions.

Santos Maria Chilel Soto was walking with her partner and two of her children when she was fatally shot in an Ellendale-area field. Her family still has questions.

El gobernador de Delaware, Matt Meyer, afirma que la factura anual promedio de Delmarva aumentó casi $400 en los últimos cinco años.

Delaware necesita unas 24,400 viviendas adicionales para el año 2030 a fin de satisfacer la demanda prevista, según un informe estatal.

Sept. 24–27: Horror Fest Film Festival in Delaware, Puerto Rican Day Parade in Philly and Gorillaz in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.