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“It’s a name, it’s a statue, it’s a plaque. It could be a variety of things,” a city official said about ideas for honoring Delaware’s only president.

The end of the Obama-era policy could mean an imminent deportation threat for Haitians who have been living in the U.S. for over 15 years.

CHOP and Rebuilding Together Philadelphia work to remove mold, dust, pests and air quality issues that can trigger asthma attacks in kids.

From trust in elections to political polarization, experts shared what they believe Americans should understand about democracy's future.

The body cam videos Delaware officials released Thursday don’t show what led up to the police shooting of a 19-year-old.

The incident occurred during repairs of pollution control equipment at the refinery.

Tiny particulate matter from wildfire smoke can cause respiratory problems.

July 16–19: Taj Mahal in Delaware, a jazz festival in Philly and Patty Griffin and Kathleen Edwards in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

Drexel University has operated PSARC since 2011, but the center has struggled with staff shortages and funding gaps.

Public Service Commission members, who approved Delmarva Power’s interim rate request, questioned the scope of its oversight authority.

Thomas Herlihy raped the girl in Atlantic City in 2016 and, authorities say, sexually abused her through 2018 in Delaware.

The two state senators criticized the budget for failing to address “critical” issues such as public transit, affordable energy and rising energy costs.

Air quality in the Philadelphia region is forecast to be unhealthy for everyone Thursday. Officials advise limiting outdoor activities.

About three out of four U.S. residents say they want their elected officials to pass laws that tackle climate change.

The effort to restore passenger rail service between Philadelphia and Reading reached a “major milestone,” Chester County Commissioner Marian Moskowitz said.