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“Now is the right time for us,” said one supporter. “I hope that she gets the support that she needs and deserves.”

The tiny Aliquippa water authority in western Pennsylvania was perhaps the least-suspecting victim of an international cyberattack.

Eve and Billy Humphrey of Merchantville, N.J., were caught off guard when they found out they were expecting twin boys.

Parker is taking the helm as the first woman and the first Black woman to lead the city of Philadelphia.

This spring, visitors to Wharton State Forest with mobility impairments will be able to experience the great outdoors like never before.

As the city’s new mayor, Parker faces several challenges both unique to Philly and parallel to other cities.

Parker's transition team did not alert the press nor provide any information about the event before or after it occurred.

Over 100 dunkers screamed their way into the new year, plunging into the Atlantic Ocean at Dewey Beach's 13th annual dunk.

The controversial parade is rooted in traditions that date back millennia.

The wars in Ukraine and Gaza have affected this year’s New Year’s Eve celebrations in a myriad of ways.

WHYY journalism was recognized with numerous national and local awards this year.

University of Delaware is one of five institutions across the U.S. that received funding from the EPA to study how to measure methane in landfills more accurately.

“We're in an emergency place,” one incoming council member said. “We've got to take emergency, immediate actions.”

New state laws focus on donated breast milk insurance coverage, patient consent, birth control prescriptions, hospital drug testing, and more.

The playoff-bound Eagles’ fourth loss this month was a huge setback to their standing in the NFC.