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NerdITNow owner Markevis Gideon grew up in a Wilmington public housing development and said it’s a “blessing” to be able to assist children with an educational tool.

Among facilities in the 5-county region with 5 or more deaths, the average infection rate was 44%; nearly half of residents tested positive, new data show.

Beauty supply and hobby stores were among businesses shut down in late March. They can have limited dealing with customers now, with mixed results so far.

It’s a difficult question, but no matter what the answer is, the pandemic is not going to stop anytime soon.

Republican political operatives are recruiting “pro-Trump” doctors to go on television to prescribe reviving the U.S. economy as quickly as possible.

Absent probable cause or a court-issued warrant, police generally aren’t allowed to search a parked car without permission.

Gov. Tom Wolf on the same day vetoed a bill to restart the real estate industry, angering Republicans in the legislature.

Environmental groups opposed the bill, while the Pennsylvania GOP says lawmakers and agencies need time to focus on COVID-19.

The lawsuit is an early test of whether the state and school districts are doing enough for special needs students in the pandemic.

A Texas-based home decor retailer has filed a motion seeking bankruptcy court approval to begin a wind-down of its retail operations.

A former General Motors assembly plant will be home to Delaware’s newest Amazon warehouse. The company said it plans to hire 1,000 workers.

The open consumption of alcohol is now permitted in a portion of North Wildwood days after a new state alcohol law went into effect.

Nine sex abuse lawsuits were filed Tuesday in New York against three Boy Scout local councils

Trump dismissed reports of side effects of the drug, saying, “All I can tell you is, so far I seem to be OK.”

With thousands of more seasonal workers due to arrive in South Jersey, farmers still await Department of Health safety guidelines.