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Much of the nation remaining home for months has largely prevented the two presidential candidates from holding dueling appearances in pivotal battleground states.

The carcass of a critically endangered whale species was found floating off the coast of New Jersey on Thursday, federal authorities said.

Coronavirus update: Counties prep to loosen restrictions - WHYY

The mortality rate during the pandemic’s apex rose by 30% compared to the same period in 2018 and 2019.

The Taney Youth Baseball Association is expected to have an “inclusive, non-divisive” name by early fall.

SEPTA’s board also approved a new fare restructuring plan, a freeze on base cash fares, and the introduction of a new three-day transit pass.

The deputy in charge that day took a voluntary demotion, and there’s now a moratorium on tear gas use by Philly police.

A Philly man has been arrested more than three weeks after allegedly assaulting a WHYY producer as part of a vigilante-style mob in Fishtown.

Delaware Chamber of Commerce members get a lesson in how to improve diversity and create a more inclusive work culture

Grand jury makes proposals on regulation, oversight of fracking industry

A beach concert festival featuring major acts on the beach in Asbury Park has been postponed until next year.

Students and teachers participate in a 15-year-old program called Writers Matter that encourages teens to use their voice.

With a $26.5 million cut in the price agreed to by Philadelphia Energy Solutions and Hilco Redevelopment OK’d, the deal is expected to close Friday.

The imposing shell of the shuttered safety-net facility has become a symbol of inequity in health care amid a pandemic that has hit Philly's Black population especially hard.

The estimation comes as the Trump administration works to tamp down nationwide concern about the pandemic and about a dozen states are seeing worrisome case increases.