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Researchers at Thomas Jefferson University found that Philadelphians living with substance use disorder say housing, language and transportation are some barriers to services.

A Code Blue remains in effect due to frigid temperatures.

CHOP and Mastery Schools are partnering to teach Philly high school students to serve in health care roles.

During Emanuel Kelly's long career, his firm Kelly Maiello worked on some of the city’s most prominent public buildings.

It’s not clear what the governor has, but lots of Delawareans are sick too with COVID and flu cases rising.

Over her three decades of legal advocacy, Anita Santos-Singh became known as a fierce supporter of housing rights, migrant farm workers and low-income families.

Public safety officials and experts say there are multiple ways people can prepare themselves to avoid these winter weather hazards and keep themselves safe.

Little 'Johnnie Depp' and 'Hammer' are two dogs the ACCT recently rescued from the cold following a citizens' alert.

The U.S. Department of Education opened its probe into several schools and universities in November.

The 25-year-old winger from Hershey, Pa., in his first season with AC Milan, also won in 2017, ’19 and ’21.

The area's first measurable amount of snowfall in nearly two years came earlier this week. Now it's time for round two.

The legislature must reauthorize a law that shields people from winter utility shut-offs before the end of the year.

Jan. 18 - 21: Center City Restaurant Week in Philly, Puppy Pals Lives in N.J. and OperaDelaware’s Studio Series are among the weekend’s highlights.

On Sunday, Feb. 11, Puppy Bowl XX will feature a number of dogs from animal rescue organizations across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.

The new space features expanded cold storage, a pantry, classrooms and a cafe.