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The agency said it only ‘recently’ learned of the plan to load potentially explosive liquids onto tankers in Gloucester County.

The former sex-trafficking website Backpage.com is losing its LLC formations in Delaware six months after the state Attorney General filed a complaint.

A Pennsylvania court has ruled that an evolving legal landscape means a woman can pursue her lawsuit claiming church officials worked to conceal her alleged molestation.

A pair of falcons and their young put on an aerial display for dozens of urban bird watchers in downtown Wilmington, Delaware.

About half the commonwealth's municipalities and 20 percent of its population would be affected.

Pennsylvania Senate may tighten rules on doctors using buprenorphine.

Participants say the annual Philly Senior Games give them a chance to flex their mental and physical muscles, and to stay socially connected.

WHYY Morning Edition host Jennifer Lynn interviews engineer Al Banks at the StoryCorps MobileBooth in Philly about how he became such a keen listener.

The FDA tested 91 meat, dairy, grain, and produce samples, and found PFAS in 10 of them.

A $250 million luxury tower is rising on South Broad Street. City officials were on hand to praise the new development, which benefited from the 10-year tax abatement.

The New Jersey Legislature has approved an expungement bill for marijuana.

Air quality experts say the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery fire released enough particulate matter to affect neighbors.

Two New Jersey beaches are under swimming advisories issued Tuesday afternoon, state officials said. 

City workers repairing a 400-square-foot cavern just below the asphalt on Baltimore Avenue at 43rd Street will need three more weeks to get the job done.

Philly attorney Robert Mongeluzzi claims Whirlpool Corp., Arconic, Inc., and Celotex Corp. contributed to the London fire that killed 72 people in 2017.