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As long as he can see the rocks, he’ll be ok. Kris Alutius is the live-in caretaker for the Philadelphia Canoe Club, located ...

WHYY is launching a new conversation about the power of place and the ways neighborhood influences health. The series is called Desig ...

It’s been rainy, but with the worst of Hurricane Sandy yet to hit Philadelphia, some shoppers are seizing the opportunity to stock ...

Pennsylvanians in the central and eastern part of the state are bracing for days-long power outages as they keep an eye on Hurricane Sand ...

As part of the WHYY/NewsWorks.org series “Designs on Health,” senior health writer Taunya English spoke with C ...

Winds and rain are still whipping, but officials already have some post-storm warnings, so people huddled and tucked safely away from the ...

As the city prepares to bear the full brunt of Hurricane Sandy, all School District of Philadelphia schools and administrative offices wi ...

With sustained winds more than 80 m.p.h., Hurricane Sandy slammed into the Jersey Shore south of Atlantic City minutes ago. Gov. Chris Ch ...

You’re as ready for this storm as you’re ever going to get. Now all you can do is sit back, listen to the news, and wait ...

Philadelphia election officials failed to get all voter registration applications processed over the weekend. City Commissioner St ...

Some Philly residents were still scrambling Monday morning to get ready for the storm. Like many rushing out of Walmart at midday ...

President Obama has officially declared Delaware a disaster area in anticipation of what Hurricane Sandy will do the first state in the n ...

As the 24-hour news cycle churns out information surrounding Hurricane Sandy’s arrival in the Philadelphia region, I can’t he ...

The order to evacuate Delaware’s coastal communities stretch into Kent County and the towns along the Delaware Bay. The town ...

The Delaware River towns south of Wilmington usually flood in heavy rains.  Sandy was promising to compound that problem. Wat ...