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Djokovic announced his withdrawal from the year’s last Grand Slam tournament on Twitter on Thursday, hours before the draw for the event was revealed.

Just days before the start of the new semester, University of Delaware officials confirm the first case of monkeypox on the Newark campus.

U.S. Rep. Scott Perry is asking a federal court to return information copied from his seized cell phone.

The federal government has given providers the OK to get five shots out of a one-dose vaccine vial. The state may purchase syringes to make those shots possible.

The judges found the state’s vehicle code prohibits any part of the plate from being covered, including the visitpa.com website of the state’s tourism office.

Plus: salsa dancing, the Tony-nominated “Grand Horizons,” The Fishtown Card Show and the Art and Jazz Festival in Delaware.

College students return to campus this fall as the COVID-19 pandemic and monkeypox outbreaks continue to pose a threat.

Some community members say they understand why City leaders are calling for the return of stop-and-frisk measures, but worry policy could backfire.

The new homes mark a dramatic rebirth of decaying and partly-boarded housing development built in the late 1940s for returning white veterans of World War II.

Vanessa Bryant tearfully testified during the 11-day trial that news of the photos compounded her grief after losing her husband and daughter.

The increasingly pointed and personal barbs come as Oz is trailing Fetterman in polls in the November matchup that could help decide Senate control.

Assembly Democrats said the law, inspired by the late U.S. Rep. John Lewis, would ban deceptive election practices, and establish a statewide voting database.

Classes start Monday for 115,000 students across the district’s 216 public schools.

The Executive Director of The Wardrobe says clothes are the underpinning that helps a lot of people think differently about themselves.

Yelp says it will place a notice on listings informing users the centers “typically provide limited medical services and may not have licensed medical professionals onsite."