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Now that the deadline to appeal has passed, it is important schools turn their attention to “their primary and most important task — educating students,” said Cutler.

The second largest employer in the Philadelphia region expects to trim $300 million in expenses this year.

A family spokesman said medical staff treated him and he was transported to a hospital.

The Biden administration wants states to invest in hydrogen production to fight climate change, but regulating the industry is an emerging conflict in Pa.

The district attorney’s office has set up a special division to help those who feel like they might be suffering from abuse even from their own caretakers.

Fresh from Saturday’s Summer Series win, the Premier League’s Chelsea F.C. hosted a soccer training clinic for Philadelphia’s Boys & Girls clubs.

Black women across Pennsylvania earn just 60 cents on every dollar their white male non-Hispanic counterpart earns.

Delaware County District Attorney is charging David Zandstra, 83, for the kidnapping and murder of 8-year-old Gretchen Harrington back in 1975.

Commonwealth Court ruled the legislature cannot use a blanket reason to redact bills from private law firms.

Globally, it far surpassed “Wonder Woman’s” debut with over $337 million versus $228.3 million, though “Captain Marvel’s” global launch was higher at $455 million.

The changes come as SEPTA continues to rebuild the mainline infrastructure on the Media/Wawa Line.

The Milford police chief has been nationally recognized for her implementation of a gun violence intervention model experts are calling a “game changer.”

As Rehoboth considers following Dewey Beach in banning dispensaries, southern Delaware lawmakers consider county-level regulation.

Exposure to toxic blue-green algae can cause organ damage in humans and kill pets.

Delaware emergency management and education officials believe the new plans will help limit dangers posed to students.