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Researchers looked at 230 cases of children 6 and younger who accidentally ingested opioids from common and uncommon sources.

Up to four power cables from offshore wind turbines will be buried under Delaware wetlands and beaches. Some fishermen worry about harm to wildlife.

The negotiations took more than a year and included a large public rally and a recent incident where hospital security drove residents off a sidewalk.

Tim Walz and JD Vance criticized each other’s running mates in a vice presidential debate that opened with a discussion of burgeoning domestic and international troubles.

Brendan Young and Daniel Casey were leaders of Beta Theta Pi when Timothy Piazza died from multiple falls after consuming a large quantity of alcohol in 2017.

Historic dams along the Brandywine River are helping the museum get off the electrical grid.

Philadelphia pioneered the school lunch 130 years ago.

Unionized dockworkers are the most recent group of U.S. workers to back their demands for better contracts by walking off the job.

Local ILA president Boise Butler said workers want a fair contract that doesn’t allow automation of their jobs.

The university said it’s working to resolve a roughly 10% “structural imbalance” in its operating budget of $1.5 billion.

Starting Oct. 1, unaccompanied teenagers will not be allowed in the Willow Grove Park Mall after certain hours without a parent or guardian.

Twenty years after the state's first shale gas well was drilled, jobs comprise less than 1% of the workforce, residents fear health impacts and environmental damage continues.

Since 1964, the Cape May-Lewes Ferry has linked Delaware and New Jersey. With a $20 million grant, the ferry will soon go green with its first diesel-hybrid vessel.

The longtime Cincinnati Red and career hits leader, Rose, tarnished his legacy and Hall of Fame hopes by gambling on the game he once defined.

Philly city leaders report a 40% drop in homicides with a gun. Advocates say, “It is not by accident.”