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An investigation led by the Montgomery County Detective Bureau concluded that Sergeant Daniel DeOrzio's actions amounted to an unjustifiable use of deadly force.

La delegación del Congreso de Delaware afirma que los agentes federales de inmigración están actuando al margen de la ley y disparando contra estadounidenses en las calles

“Our history is imperfect,” said Delco Council Chair Richard Womack, “but it is ours, and the federal government can’t rewrite it or ignore it."

A proposed data center in New Castle County would use tens of millions of gallons of water every year.

The PMA faces more leadership turnover months after the CEO’s firing and as the museum moves past a disputed rebrand.

Philly’s oval-shaped landmark and former visitors center has been shuttered for a decade. It could reopen in time for the semiquincentennial.

The office helps improve safety and quality of services to ensure young people in residential placements are being taken care of properly.

The Delaware River and Bay Authority said not approving the proposed lease agreement with aviation company Daedalus could put it at financial risk.

Gov. Josh Shapiro has a plan to scrutinize utility profits. Investor-owned utilities say it's important to invest in infrastructure that keeps the lights on.

Reading helps children explore worlds they may never see, said City Council’s Kendra Brooks, and fuels a hunger for knowledge.

This year's Super Bowl ads cost an average of $8 million per 30-second unit.

Many homeless individuals are scared to go to shelters for fear they will be robbed or attacked.

The film festival is feeling the pinch after cuts in federal funding, particularly in areas focused on diversity.

The overdose death of their son 13 years ago led to the Keisters’ creation of atTAcK Addiction.

Across the U.S., an estimated 5 million people ages 50 to 64 face greater health insurance costs without federal premium tax credits.