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Some claim Michael Jarrett was the victim of police brutality. Dover’s chief says his review doesn’t reveal misconduct, but he welcomes investigations.

The funding will help the city upgrade 120-year-old pipes in an effort to prevent flooding.

PGW customers’ gas bills go up at the end of November. But the rate increase regulators OK’d is much smaller than what PGW asked for.

The museum needs variances to continue operating out of private residence in Germantown.

“Escher's work teaches you how to re-see reality,” art collector and dealer Rock Walker said.

In the opening minutes, Megan Rapinoe hobbled off the pitch with an apparent Achilles injury in a heartbreaking end to her career.

Police say after the crash, a driver in a silver vehicle fled the scene. An investigation into this incident is still ongoing.

Standardbred Retirement Foundation provides new hope for abused and neglected standardbred horses that can’t race any more.

Frank Hughes started with building a catapult in 2012. Since then, he’s built more than 50 devices to help students of all abilities to play.

For newcomers, Saturday’s podcast listening party was a history lesson. But for Swarthmore’s historically Black neighborhood, storytelling is a way of resisting erasure.

The three-year contract agreement next goes to a vote from the union's members.

There are still more than 33,000 homeless veterans in the U.S.

Doctors at Shifa Hospital say five patients died including a premature baby after the last generator ran out of fuel.

The first fish to crawl onto land 375 million years ago was discovered in 2004. It became a media darling. Now, for the first time, you can see it in person.

After two years of disruptions, drivers will soon be able to travel over the newly resurfaced twin spans more smoothly.