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Delaware had not recorded a single case of measles in more than a decade until this week, as outbreaks and infections nationwide grow.

Several GOP legislators say they warned Democrats about voter security and driver’s licenses for noncitizens, but they were ignored.

One worker sustained life-threatening injuries and was in “critical, but stable condition” Tuesday, a county spokesperson said.

The city’s annual 2026 point-in-time census count on Feb. 25 recorded a total of 5,163 people who were experiencing homelessness in shelters or outside.

Un informe nacional destaca cómo la inversión pública sostenida y el apoyo de la comunidad han fortalecido el panorama cultural de Delaware.

Wilmington retiró el monumento de bronce dedicado al firmante de la Declaración de Independencia –durante mucho tiempo venerado– en medio de los disturbios raciales de 2020.

Philadelphia police said they are excavating a pipe at the residence along the 400 block of Chew Avenue.

Clancy Philbrick used around 8,000 nails donated by over 200 people from around the world for his critique on colonial labor exploitation and the global wealth divide.

From free beaches to miniature golf and summer events, here's how families can enjoy the Jersey Shore without spending a fortune.

Medicaid coverage for abortion services begins as Pennsylvania’s attorney general seeks to reinstate the state's ban on using public funds for abortion.

About 1 in 4 Pennsylvania families report difficulty paying their energy costs. One in 20 are carrying an average of $1,200 in utility debt.

The governor said fewer than 400 people wound up casting ballots illegally, and that the vendor responsible for the error is being replaced.

The $125 million Innovate in PA 2.0 initiative aims to help startups grow, commercialize new technologies and keep life sciences companies in Pennsylvania.

Extra patrols and more enforcement actions aim to reduce traffic deaths in the Philadelphia region.

At least 1,000 items are left by passengers on SEPTA each month. Most of them are recovered by their owners.