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A mailing company sent the wrong ballots to 29,000 voters, causing much of the current delay.

According to the NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the player is Eagles safety Marcus Epps. The team says the player went into self-isolation.

Although Boockvar says counting is ahead of schedule, she's making no promises that results will be in Thursday night.

The rest of the Philly region shows Biden with sizable margins as vote counting winds down. Statewide, mail ballot trends show a path to victory for Biden.

Catholic Social Services, which is affiliated with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, says its religious views keep it from certifying same-sex couples as foster parents.

The U.S. set another record for daily confirmed COVID-19 cases as several states posted all-time highs, underscoring the vexing issue confronting President Trump or Joe Biden.

The protests came as the president repeatedly insisted without evidence that there were major problems with the voting and the ballot counting.

Two days after Election Day, neither candidate had amassed the votes needed to win the White House. But Biden’s victories in the Great Lakes states left him at 264.

Doctors and nurses face even more challenges communicating with patients in the era of COVID-19. “Health care theater” at UD is designed to help.

A construction impact tax could support small businesses, job growth and affordable housing for those who need it the most in Philadelphia.

“Higher Love” tells the story of Daryl Gannt as he struggles to extricate his girlfriend, who is pregnant and has a drug addiction, from the Camden streets.

This week, several familiar annual arts and cultural events move online as the coronavirus continues to limit large in-person gatherings.

It’s an outcome that dampens Democratic demands for a bold new agenda, emboldens Republicans and almost ensures partisan gridlock regardless of who wins the presidency.

A full day after Election Day, neither candidate had cleared the 270 Electoral College votes needed to win the White House.

For the first time in state history, Delaware elects three members of the LGBTQ community to serve in the General Assembly.