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The majority of home appraisers working in the city are from the suburbs or outside Pennsylvania, which opens the door to homes being undervalued.

Officials with the hospital system say that they are planning for “responsible growth” to prepare for a growing population in central and southern Delaware.

The union representing the full-time faculty said the new policy would extend protections to adjunct faculty.

The current measles outbreak dates back to April. Nearly all cases are among unvaccinated children and adults.

As Congress delays a new Farm Bill, young SNAP recipients and aspiring farmers face cuts, fewer opportunities and growing uncertainty about their future.

This time around, organizers are mobilizing early voters in November’s high-stakes midterm elections.

Lewes Mayor Amy Marasco traveled to another Lewes in England earlier this month. She’s the first official to do so in about four decades.

The education and lifestyle program was developed by the CDC in 2010. Participants were able to prevent or delay Type 2 diabetes years later, data shows.

Business leaders say better coordination could help manufacturers overcome workforce shortages, transportation barriers and supply chain challenges.

The network will provide residents of formerly redlined areas of West Philly and Harrisburg real-time info about the air they’re breathing.

A deadly roller coaster incident at a Six Flags amusement park in Georgia has forced a similar roller coaster in New Jersey to close.

A failed 2023 murder prosecution of an alleged cop killer is raising questions.

With two new shipping berths and a new auto and cargo facility in South Philadelphia, PhilaPort expects business to double.

A new set of 10 commandments urges city leaders to help those in need at a time where elected officials need their votes.

Democrat U.S. Rep. McBride and Republican Arminio outline their priorities on the economy, health care, immigration and foreign policy ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.