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Parents at the Music Together Princeton Lab School in Hopewell, New Jersey, say the mixed-age class encourages cooperation and listening.

New Castle County officials say they will work quickly to send out the new tax bills. Property taxes are due by Nov. 30.

The charges allege that Seneca Resources polluted water in eight counties. The company says it is working with the state to reach a “reasonable resolution.”

The Delaware Art Museum brought together art, music and tradition to honor ancestors and celebrate Latin American culture for Día de los Muertos.

Una multitud reunida en Wilmington conoció el papel que desempeñaron los latinos y los pueblos indígenas en la configuración de la historia de Estados Unidos desde sus inicios

Los defensores afirman que la falta de camas en los albergues está obligando a la gente a dormir al aire libre.

There’s been an unprecedented surge in the numbers of attendees at Sunday worship at the Quaker Arch Street Meeting House in Old City Philadelphia.

It wasn’t immediately clear how quickly the debit cards that beneficiaries use to buy groceries could be reloaded after the ruling. That process often takes one to two weeks.

At issue in Tuesday's election is whether the three justices will each serve another term, up to 10 years.

The new 18,000-square-foot Kristol Center for Jewish Life will feature study rooms, lounges, a kosher kitchen and space for 250 students.

Natural environments are known to benefit childhood development. The Bristol School District includes a forest in its curriculum.

Donation sites have been popping up across Philadelphia. Batteries, flashlights and tarps are among the items needed most.

Wilmington officials will allow camping in one city park but ban sleeping outside in all other areas of the city.

“Video evidence raised concerns about the accuracy” of trooper William Walker’s account of the violent encounter, the state police superintendent says.

Cutting food waste is a huge potential climate win. Why are we ignoring it?