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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.

The Philadelphia Eagles stadium was home to a different type of football this weekend.

“A Home from Shana Foundation” was created by founder Cleopatra Herrera, who wanted to advocate for expecting Black mothers and their childbirth rights.

Rosa Health Center has grown from a small farmhouse office to serving over 2,000 patients in Delaware’s uninsured population. Now they’re growing again.

Organizers with One PA say they want banks and local and federal governments to fix the housing crisis they created.

Sophia Smith is among 14 players on the U.S. national team who are playing in their first Women’s World Cup.

Authorities have centered their efforts on an area near where the creek that flooded enters the Delaware River.

Christina Cultural Arts Center plans to expand services by building a second facility, doubling early childhood and affordable arts education programs.

PennDOT plans to convert the Pike from four lanes to two, with a median for turns, in an attempt to improve driver safety. Some residents fear more congestion.