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Moore, who died last year, championed Black artists and left an indelible mark on the art world. His collection numbered in the "hundreds, maybe thousands."

The average ratepayer could face a monthly bill of about $91 starting in September, and almost $97 the following year if the increase is approved.

The foundation has served as a catalyst in the creation of the county's health department and Delco Gives Day.

The Old City and Chinatown park has started a handful of capital improvements anticipating a new, underground PATCO train stop.

Las jóvenes latinas exhibirán elegantes vestidos en la Quinceañera Expo de Delaware, una celebración con recursos para futuras quinceañeras y la comunidad latina.

Each person must register and provide their fingerprints and address, the statement says, and parents and guardians of anyone under age 14 must ensure they are registered.

Superior Court Judge Peter Warshaw ordered the dismissal of the indictment. State prosecutors plan to appeal “immediately.”

The creek is not used for drinking water, and officials say no other source of drinking water has been affected.

The commission is recommending sweeping changes that would reduce taxes on employees and significantly cut business taxes.

Friday’s scrapyard fire caused roughly 100 people to evacuate their homes. It wasn’t EMR’s first.

Gov. Phil Murphy’s proposed spending includes continued property tax relief and full funding for K–12 education. Concerns about federal funding remain.

Health departments are urging people not to walk their dogs in areas with large numbers of geese.

A Pennsylvania state senator and state representative left the meeting after they say a university administrator referred to diversity as a “lightning rod.”

Delaware’s congressional leaders tackled federal layoffs, data privacy concerns and immigration enforcement in the Trump administration.

The sinkhole opened up on the 2700 block of E. Birch Street on Tuesday.