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The fallout of the shutdown landed on millions of Americans, such as federal workers who went without paychecks and airline passengers who had their trips delayed or canceled.

The legislation would require employers to provide reasonable accommodations for disruptive symptoms of menstruation and menopause.

Delaware’s newly created Office of New Americans will coordinate resources for immigrants and strengthen statewide support networks.

The musical theater composer stopped in Wilmington during the “Phantom of the Opera” revival tour to talk about Victorian-era paintings.

The warning is precautionary; the health department said it believes there is no threat to the public.

Claire Gunnison served for a decade in the Navy. Now she is working to improve the quality of life of Philadelphians around the city.

Las autoridades de Wilmington permitirán acampar en un parque de la ciudad, pero prohibirán dormir al aire libre en todas las demás zonas de la ciudad.

There weren’t many successful plays by either offense for much of the night.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was the only one of the nine justices to say she would have revived the lower court orders immediately.

Williams’ Northeast Supply Enhancement pipeline project would mean 10 miles of pipeline in Lancaster County and an expanded compressor station in Chester County.

A class at Philadelphia’s Clay Studio connects veterans through creating art.

Days after being terminated “for cause,” Sasha Suda described the museum board as “corrupt” and “dysfunctional.”

U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle, D-Philadelphia, said he doesn’t understand why his Democratic Senate colleagues would break ranks on the continuing resolution.

Rock concerts in the Philadelphia region are shaping up for next summer as we near the end of 2025.

The Delaware Chancery Court sided with government officials last month over whether some school districts can set split tax rates for properties.