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Experts at Penn Medicine say firearm injuries and deaths occur due to improper gun storage in homes with children.

The West Philadelphia apartment building will be gutted and rehabbed. Residents were notified Tuesday that they will need to relocate.

Items like TVs, game consoles and phones create toxic e-waste and emissions. Environmental advocates say repaired items are a better deal.

The Food Bank of Delaware has been serving thousands of Delawareans across the state ahead of Thanksgiving Day.

As the holiday season approaches, Dr. Argie Allen Wilson advises people to prioritize mental health and set boundaries to maintain peace during family gatherings.

The entire plan is estimated to cost between $135 and $155 million.

From "no tax on tips" to Social Security, Donald Trump has made a range of promises about the taxes Americans will pay. We take a look at three changes we could see.

This is the latest stumbling block for the new Edgemoor terminal at the Port of Wilmington. Delaware argued it should be allowed to intervene in the lawsuit.

Shopping malls in the Philadelphia region are attempting to bring customers a unique experience to meet the demands of the future. Will it keep the lights on?

Arguments will continue for weeks in the case involving Carter Hart, who left the Flyers in January, and four other members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team.

Chief Jacqueline Bailey-Davis took office just 11 months ago, becoming the first Black female to hold the post.

A 45-page report released last week found repeated incidents of police misconduct by Trenton police officers.

Local nonprofits are providing free food ahead of Thanksgiving to help curb food insecurity in Philadelphia. The moms of Eagles players join in to make the holiday memorable.

The region faces about a 10-inch deficit in rainfall. Three to four inches of rain a month are typical during the winter.

Testing samples will be taken about every two weeks from tankers that are transporting dairy farm milk to processing plants.