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New Jersey officials are seeking proposals for local projects that improve water quality and help prevent, mitigate, and manage harmful algal blooms in the state's waterways. 

Lawyers for the suspect in the synagogue shooting that killed 11 people in Pittsburgh have challenged the potential death sentence as unconstitutional.

Police in Philadelphia are looking for a thief who sported a hat that said “I Believe” as he swiped a tip jar stuffed with $250 on Christmas Day.

Typically, a long process of corporate accountability unfolds after a breach like the one Wawa announced Dec. 20, affecting 850 stores.

Pick an issue, any issue. Environmental health? Fiscal conservatism? Probation reform?

A little-known but colorful slice of maritime history can still be found in a few places

The landmark space will see a new milestone next year, when it closes its doors at the end of January to make way for a brasserie set to open in April.

The transit agency weathered unexpected disruptions in 2019. A look back at the year that was.

Various companies offer consultation and accreditation to museums for their ability to welcome people with sensory sensitivities.

Airlines need 800,000 new pilots in the next 20 years, but flight schools and air time are expensive. A new aviation program hopes to change that.

Now in its 120th year, the Audubon Society’s annual Christmas Bird Count is one of the oldest citizen science projects in the United States.

Arcadia University researchers tested snapper soup served at 20 restaurants in Philadelphia and found elevated lead and zinc.

Insurance companies pay in lump sums instead of per patient, so rural hospitals can afford to keep patients from getting sick in the first place.

Gun violence in the city has ticked up over the previous year, but it's not even close to the record-setting carnage Wilmington saw in 2017.

Some Americans separated from loved ones by the Trump administration's travel ban have gone as far as suing the government in federal court.