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People’s Light will foster new plays written about the intersection of race and sexuality. It starts with “Bonez,” a blood-splattered horror play.

As they prepare to dole out newly updated booster shots, local health workers are trying to incorporate lessons learned from three years’ worth of vaccine campaigns.

The Delaware newsroom expansion is part of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s efforts to increase statehouse coverage around the country.

After 165 deaths on Delaware roads in 2022 — the most in more than 30 years — the state is hosting town halls to get feedback on its efforts to improve highway safety.

The review comes after the botched response to a 911 call about the first victim in July’s mass shooting in Kingsessing.

Garland's appearance comes at an unprecedented moment in the Justice Department’s history.

Biden administration announces $600M to produce COVID tests and will reopen website to order them

CEO Michael Rubin says they've reached out to every affected customer to issue a new item.

Lawmakers touted the move as a way to avoid a conflict with the Jewish holiday of Passover and to give voters more of a say in deciding presidential nominees.

Lawmakers and public officials can start lobbying their ex-colleagues within a year. A new bill would add another year to that ban.

Vea quién se presenta para 2 escaños en la Corte Superior de Pensilvania y 1 en la Corte de la Commonwealth, dos poderosos tribunales de apelación de Pensilvania.

Kraft Heinz says it initiated the recall after it received several consumer complaints, but no injuries or serious health issues have been reported.

"She served Philadelphia,” said city School Board President Reginald Streater. “She served the students of Temple University."

The vacancy was created when progressive state Rep. Sara Innamorato resigned to focus on her run for Allegheny County executive.

The Community Grocer is expected to open next year with hopes of expanding the experimental concept in the future.