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Visual artist Shantell Martin’s featured works encourage people to reflect on time and our ever-evolving relationship with it.

In Coatesville, firefighters once stripped down to their shirts and shorts for water rescues. Now, they have dry suits in their lockers.

Critics complain that the new law is too restrictive and confusing, and unfairly classifies low-speed e-bikes together with more powerful ones.

Democrat Ted Lauzen and Republican Mike Ramone outline their priorities on the economy ahead of Delaware’s Nov. 3 general election.

Everyone 6 months and older should get at least one shot for each respiratory viral disease, according to guidelines.

Erie Police Chief Rick Lorah said the city may never have witnessed such loss of life and devastation.

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner said 35-year-old Eric Lewis shot at nine officers in addition to the two he struck.

U.S. Sen. Chris Coons was first elected to the Senate in 2010. If Katz is elected, he would be the first Republican to hold the seat in about 25 years.

More than a joke about a urinal, Duchamp’s museum retrospective traces a shape-shifting artist who defied museums.

Environmental regulators found high levels of PFAS chemicals in fish tissue sampled from the Wissahickon Creek and its tributaries.

While there’s widespread support for saving the pop art mural, its future remains uncertain due to its condition.

La falta de plazas en albergues y de asistencia para el alquiler está contribuyendo a que más personas en Wilmington y en todo Delaware vivan en la calle.

Santos Maria Chilel Soto caminaba con su pareja y dos de sus hijos cuando recibió un disparo mortal en un campo de la zona de Ellendale. Su familia aún tiene preguntas.

Police said a SEPTA police officer and a Philadelphia police officer each fired one shot in response, striking the man twice.

Edgar Allan Poe once roamed the halls of Andalusia Historic House. This October, you can retrace his steps while listening to the literary giant’s work.