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DEP Commissioner Shawn LaTourette warns that the city’s conduct jeopardizes funding for future beach protection projects.

The affordable housing complex in West Philly is nearly empty roughly two years after owners announced its closure.

Dawson currently serves as the chief academic and accountability officer for city schools in Birmingham, Ala.

The popular 24-hour art festival has been hit by a series of tragedies and snags since 2018. Organizers are determined to keep it going.

Valerie Longhurst is Delaware’s first female speaker of the House. Two Black women — Melissa Minor-Brown and Kerri Evelyn Harris — hold the other top posts.

Even leisure and hospitality, which has been slower to recover since the pandemic began, has seen a full recovery.

The No Name Pops, formed by former musicians of the Philly POPS, will play on the same stage the POPS was evicted from.

More than 12% of state and local bridges in Delaware County remain in poor condition, twice the national average.

On Thursday, Shapiro disputed Republican’s accusations that he went back on his word on the $45 billion spending plan.

The transit agency will close the Market Street tunnel for trolleys for several weeks to clean up and spruce up service in time for back to school.

Wisconsin governors have the most powerful partial veto power in the country because, unlike in other states, they can strike nearly any part of a budget bill.

A conservative media outlet and an activist group won’t be allowed access to records related to President Joe Biden’s gift of his Senate papers to the University of Delaware.

Elizabeth Tsurkov was conducting research in Iraq when she was kidnapped in March by a group with ties to Iran.

The bill allows Orsted to keep federal tax credits that it otherwise would have been required to pass along to New Jersey utility ratepayers.

Five other firefighters were injured but were expected to recover.