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President Donald Trump said Monday that he will sign an executive order “to temporarily suspend immigration into the United States” because of the coronavirus.

Fifty years ago this week, Philadelphia hosted the first Earth Week at Fairmount Park’s Belmont Plateau. The need for collective action continues.

Many of Earth’s most severe extinction crises have coincided with some of its largest volcanic events.

Homeless families report being turned away at shelters while city quarantine facilities go unused.

Organizations that feed those in need have been forced to change the way they operate during the pandemic.

Nurse practitioner Nanzhou Guo anxiously left her family to report to work at Temple’s COVID-19 unit on April 1. What she found surprised her.

Suzanne Roberts spent a lifetime in public and community service and was also an award-winning actress, director, producer and television host.

The Department of Environmental Protection released its recent Climate Change Impact Assessment report, which focuses on livestock and watersheds.

Any grades students receive can only improve their overall grades. Students will effectively not be penalized if they don’t complete assignments.

A federal program expanded unemployment benefits to workers who are usually ineligible, such as temps, freelancers and the self-employed, including gig workers.

The Food Bank of Delaware, with help from the National Guard and dozens of volunteers, is holding mass giveaways in each of Delaware’s three counties this week.

Gov. Phil Murphy had authorized releasing some from prison, but the ACLU says so far none has been released.

Crews are removing mercaptan from the site, the odor used to make natural gas leaks smelly.

Main rally marked by Trump flags, open-carry firearms, anti-vaxxers and plenty of anger at Gov. Tom Wolf

Delaware’s revenue estimate for the current fiscal year dropped by $416 million on Monday. That’s roughly 10% of the budget Carney introduced in January.