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PennEnvironment and Drexel University researchers found microplastics in more than 20 waterways across the watershed.

A day spent doing demolition work offers volunteers a firsthand look at Philadelphia’s housing challenges — and how communities respond to them.

Amid a housing shortage, researchers say it’s unclear how many of these units will be preserved as affordable rentals. About 43,000 could vanish statewide.

Seeing the Eagles away from the Linc can cost far less than catching a home game. Here’s what keeps Philadelphia ticket prices so high.

A tax credit for film and other productions that spend $100,000 in Delaware is designed to draw Hollywood to the First State.

In Pennsylvania, 943 measles cases have been reported so far this year, state data shows.

The agreement comes after two years of negotiating, during which WPSU was slated to permanently close following federal funding cuts.

A former school board member and his wife say that their 10-year-old son endured “horrific abuses” at the hands of instructors in an autistic support classroom.

The Trump administration is shifting federal policy and dollars away from the “Housing First” approach that has been at the heart of federal homelessness policy.

A man working for the contractor Greggo & Ferrara alleged he was called the N-word and “boy” by a white co-worker.

The Olney home of the late R.C. Horsch is at the center of a grisly police investigation. I interviewed him for over three hours a decade ago.

Legal scholars question who would be liable for an artificial intelligence agent’s bad behavior under the state’s proposal.

State officials are working to restore beach access to places like Bethany Beach, which have seen significant dune erosion.

A government report says as of last October, the Trump administration no longer builds new detention facilities on military bases.

The Eagles (2-1) will have to clean things up if they want to contend for a title.