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The Phillies must try and prove their late-September meltdown was nothing but a blip in a long and successful October.

In Wildwood, waves breached a beach berm as back bay flooding inundated streets, renewing questions about how to protect the shore.

The lack of shelter beds and rental assistance is contributing to more people in Wilmington and across Delaware living on the streets.

The city accuses the company of violating a 2025 deal to donate to community initiatives after a massive fire at one of EMR’s facilities.

Save Our Sussex PAC formed in 2025 with the guiding principle of preserving the county’s quality of life amid rapid growth.

The developer behind a proposed $100 million overhaul says partial residential conversion is the only way to keep it viable without a state subsidy.

Shore towns saw the worst of the storm this weekend. Officials say more flooding may come.

The award-winning programs ranged from the children's show "Albie's Elevator" to harrowing details from the MOVE bombing on its 40th anniversary.

The Northern Liberties nonprofit has spent 31 years evolving from a source of professional clothing for women to a broader resource for people in need.

The program has connected more than 500 people to methadone since launch, offering support for patients who may struggle to reach traditional clinics.

Unionville High School in Kennett Square and Universal Audenried Charter School in Philadelphia are building solar arrays that will slash their energy bills.

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill has issued a state of emergency for eight counties, with some shore towns issuing voluntary evacuation orders.

Two Doylestown residents featured in “Bucks County, USA” are facilitating community conversations in response to the series.

The Supreme Court is allowing states to resume using a controversial federal tool to check voter eligibility before the November elections.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer joined Gov. Josh Shapiro at Morning Glory Diner, an unabashed anti-MAGA restaurant.