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17-year-old Zach Peckman, a U.S. national champion and world record holder in competitive jump rope, hopes the sport will be added to the Olympics.

The worldwide computer memory shortage is driving up the cost of laptops.

Neighborhood Collaborative Community Gardens’ bus shelters will include shade trees, pollinator-friendly plants and air quality monitors.

Amanda Parezo, who uses a wheelchair, advocates for more accessible spaces and adaptive activities like Life Rolls On surfing events.

Resident doctors at Temple Health and Jefferson Health organized to form unions more than a year and a half ago, and recently ratified their first contracts.

The Mayor's Office of Black Male Engagement held its inaugural summit focused on resources, mentorship and expanding opportunities.

The $44 million accessibility project will add elevators to both platforms, making the station ADA-compliant.

The Free Library's Critical AI Literacy series explores the technology, with a focus on disabling unwanted features, spotting scams and understanding AI's impact on the city.

From Aztec dancers to Latin cuisine and live concerts, Baila Con Dover returns with a full day of free festivities celebrating community and culture.

From a community garden to Pan-African rumba and public housing, the film festival's opening-day program explored the power of telling one's own story.

Over 60 customers submitted family vacation snaps to “That Summer Feeling” from 1931 – 2010.

People seeing summer blockbusters like “The Odyssey” or the new Spider-Man film question if loud theater sounds are causing hearing damage.

Residents say they’re concerned the new data center will reduce property values and impact their quality of life in the suburban Pennsylvania towns.

Supporters say it will allow voters to pick their representative, instead of elected officials picking their voters.

The Hub offers mentorship programs and features a Peace Room where teens relax, reflect and work through conflict.