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More than one-third of Delaware licenses will go to people who have marijuana convictions or grew up in a “disproportionately impacted area.”

United Sovereign Americans argues Pennsylvania failed to meet federal standards for elections in 2022. Election experts are skeptical.

The mental health crisis is moving faster than providers can catch up, says one CHOP doctor.

The victims, between the ages of 16 and 46, were shot while standing outside Wednesday night. Police say one is in critical condition while the rest are stable at a hospital.

Mayor Parker said the husband, father and six-and-a-half-year veteran of PPD is on life support after Saturday’s shooting.

An estimated 18,000 people currently live with HIV in Philadelphia. The summit is aimed at care providers, patients and community members.

The James Farm Ecological Preserve will add a new educational campus to enhance visitor engagement and environmental education.

Trump was met with protests ahead of the speech. Inside the Liacouras Center, thousands of supporters cheered him on.

The guaranteed income pilot program is modeled off of similar programs in Canada, San Francisco and New York City.

90% of the students enrolled in the organization’s after-school program are immigrants or refugees from African countries.

Fatal drownings among young children nationally rose 12% from 2020 to 2021, according to a new federal report.

Rep. Brendan Boyle says they will remind people of how bad Trump's record was during his term in the Oval Office.

Supporters say the changes are not an extensive rewrite of current Delaware law. It allows secret side deals with a powerful stakeholder.

John Wind’s kitschy send-up of Revolutionary War heroes pokes holes in the masculine image at the Museum of the American Revolution.

The high court's announcement comes as lawmakers are fighting over regulating and taxing the industry.