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But in some states, the tax man may demand a cut of that relief. That’s because some states tax forgiven debt as income.

Collectively produced artists keep costs low and creativity high.

Sellers Avenue Bridge closed in July due to deteriorating conditions. The effort to repair it has fueled a dispute among Ridley Park, Amtrak, and PennDOT.

$35 million in assistance, which has kept more than 4,000 applicants in their homes, remains available to help those in need.

Previous applicants to the BERA program may now be eligible to receive more assistance for any utility bills or rent that they still owe.

State legislative leaders say they’ll take a procedural vote on the proposal early next year. 2023 primary voters would then get to weigh in.

A 12-team, 11-game postseason system to crown a champion could be worth as much as $2 billion in media rights to the conferences that play major college football.

While the former president's endorsed picks won many primaries this summer, many of the candidates he backed were inexperienced and now struggling in their November races.

NASA has called off its second launch attempt for its new moon rocket because of yet another fuel leak.

Delaware State University Police are investigating after 2 students were shot on campus Saturday morning.

A vast majority of Cape May County’s Canadian tourism business has returned. Officials hope all of it will recover next year.

Legislators banned magazines that can hold more than 17 rounds in June. There’s a looming lawsuit challenging the new law.

“BanksyLand” has about 50 original pieces by the secretive and controversial street artist. Banksy has neither endorsed nor condemned the show.

Gas prices in the Philadelphia area are hovering around $4 a gallon. AAA says hundreds of thousands of residents will hit the road regardless.

Philadelphia’s Board of Education voted in April not to renew Daroff and its neighboring sister school Bluford’s charter agreements.