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During an online hearing, Delaware River Basin Commission said it sees no reason to change its mind on Gibbstown project.

Murphy said Tuesday that he expects "some semblance" of a new normal at the Jersey Shore by Memorial Day weekend, the traditional start to the summer season.

As freshmen prepare to adapt, educators and administrators are still in the early stages of "shaping the new normal" of a college education: part two.

Just hours before the Wolf administration disclosed the first details about which businesses received waivers, officials were still revoking exemptions without explanation.

Total fatalities investigated and ultimately linked to respiratory disorders rose from just seven between February and April of last year to 129 this year.

Developer AJR Endeavors is wrapping up the rebuild of the block that Philadelphia bombed and allowed to burn in 1985.

Fifteen states, including Delaware, don’t offer compensation for exonerees. One legislator wants to change that.

For Eagles fans in Section 109 at the Linc, game day was not complete without usher Gerry Baker’s “big smile,” handshake and a hearty “Go Birds!”

It contains the kinds of specifics that officials need to make informed decisions, some experts said.

Babies are safer in a crib than on an adult bed or a sofa.

The economic paralysis caused by the coronavirus led in April to the steepest month-to-month fall in U.S. consumer prices since the 2008 financial crisis — a 0.8% drop.

Democrats aren't questioning his public health stance, but some of them wonder whether his digital-focused campaign is ready for a grueling battle against Donald Trump.

Existing photos will be used for all renewals, allowing drivers to avoid having to go to a local Division of Motor Vehicles center.

The misbelief that Blacks are immune to pandemics isn’t novel. Its history goes as far back as 1793.

The endangered piping plovers saw record-setting numbers along the Atlantic coast in 2019, federal officials say.