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A piece of music theater by Marc Neikrug, about the role of music in dementia therapy, makes its Philly premiere.

The Bucks County site has earned Heritage Conservancy environmental awards amidst more than 30 years of federal remediation.

Prospect Medical Holdings is running into roadblocks selling its hospitals in Connecticut and Rhode Island. This spells trouble for Crozer Health in Delaware County.

Antibodies are crucial for scientists and their lab work, but the manufacturing industry has struggled with consistent quality.

In early May at West Chester University, legislators on the House Education Committee and other education stakeholders discussed improving the teacher pipeline.

According to authorities, police tried serving the 23-year-old woman in Wilmington on Tuesday morning for her alleged role in a December shooting, but she was able to flee.

The festival begins on Juneteenth and runs through July 4 with a star-studded concert and fireworks.

Two-thirds of the more than 400 doctors on staff at the health system’s major Delaware operations, including Christiana and Wilmington hospitals, would be covered.

U.S. Senators Lindsey Graham, Cory Booker, Marsha Blackburn and Chris Van Hollen were mentioned as potential witnesses.

The vaguely worded update is raising alarm among First Amendment advocates concerned that it could be used to unconstitutionally curtail free speech.

Pennridge School Board members voted 5-4 to retire the policy to remain in compliance with Title IX.

Cohen tied Trump directly to the hush money scheme, recounting meetings and conversations with him about stifling negative stories in the waning weeks of the 2016 campaign.

Cohen's reimbursements from hush money payments to Stormy Daniels form the basis of 34 felony counts charging Trump with falsifying business records.

A group of 400 parents and families nationally are calling for solutions that treat addiction and the opioid crisis as a public health problem.

“It’s really important for us to document this history, talk about things — and to never forget,” Mike Africa Jr. said.