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The survey by Councilmember Rue Landau was launched in the wake of the closing of the University of the Arts.

Three Delaware schools that played a key role in the fight against segregation have been added to the Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park.

Landfills are responsible for more than 14% of human-caused methane emissions. Owners and energy companies are using technology to turn methane into renewable natural gas.

“It feels like a punch in the gut,” said Rutgers professor Marybeth Gasman after a session catering to students from historically Black colleges had to be abruptly canceled.

The prognosticating woodchuck made his forecast as the sun rose Sunday in western Pennsylvania.

Of the 22 people hurt, five remain hospitalized, with at least three in critical condition, according to city leaders.

After three decades at the helm of the local microlender, its founder is stepping back to handle the strategic vision after hiring a new leader.

Last year, 45% of Delaware fourth grade students scored below basic reading levels on the NAEP test, which is 2 percentage points better than the results in 1998 and 2022.

The death toll rose to seven Saturday with officials reporting 22 others injured as cleanup continues at the site of the crash near Roosevelt Mall.

Everyone aboard the flight was killed in the crash and one person was killed on the ground, Mayor Cherelle Parker said at a press conference Saturday.

The real estate fund is one way a local bank is reinvesting into low to moderate income communities where they operate, as required by federal law.

New Jersey has one of the lowest fluoridation rates in the U.S. Only about 16% of New Jersey residents have fluoridated water, compared to the national average of about 75%.

The plane fell from the sky and exploded into a fireball in a heavily populated residential neighborhood near the Roosevelt Mall.

The school district will host an online workshop to teach families about their rights, as the Trump Administration authorizes immigration enforcement at schools.

The Atlantic Shores wind project was expected to start construction this year. The remaining developer says it’s still committed.