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Delaware’s health care benefits have run deficits for years. The state spends about $2 billion on health care annually.

A new survey shows one-third of students cite mental health concerns for dropping out of college, or never going.

Community members met at the New Kensington Community Development Corporation to discuss using settlement funds toward home repairs, eviction and foreclosure prevention.

At issue are 48 mature trees, which the Fairmount Park Conservancy proposes cutting down to make way for athletic fields.

SEPTA’s CEO said the rail cars, which have been around since the late ‘90s, have “reached the end of their useful life” and that “commuters deserve better.”

The ruling by the all-Republican Alabama Supreme Court prompted a wave of concern about the future of IVF treatments in the state.

Borough officials are weighing the idea of contracting with neighboring townships like Abington or Cheltenham to reduce costs.

James Christopher Buckley, of Gilbertsville, allegedly possessed and distributed child sexual abuse material via his iCloud account at his vacation residence in Wildwood.

Pennsylvania has lost nearly 300 years of election official experience since 2019. The state’s top voting official says this loss is “one of the biggest dangers” to elections.

Lil Wayne and The Roots will celebrate New Orleans and André 3000 will give a special jazz performance.

A Spotlight PA analysis reveals the program has funds to help more than 3,000 homeowners.

FuboTV not only wants the proposed joint venture shut down, but it is seeking cash damages.

There’s $10.5 million in federal grants available for minority-owned small businesses across Pennsylvania — but time is running out to apply.

The Lifesaving Leave Act of 2024 would grant 40 hours of unpaid leave for people making bone marrow and blood stem cell donations.

When a law passed this January takes effect next year, health insurance companies will have three days — or sometimes 24 hours — to decide on prior authorization.