Health & Science

“We’re verging on a big year,” says Mark Garland, director of Cape May’s Monarch Monitoring Project.

National waste service provider discontinues contracts with abortion clinics under pressure.

Getting 161 animals to safety requires choreography and cooperation.

Some ecologists say celebrating 'novel ecosystems' could encourage polluters.

When it comes to recovery, relapse is common. But it doesn't have to be inevitable.

70,000 people, nine days in the Nevada desert, and zero trash.

As the population ages, more and more people want to stay in their own home as opposed to transitioning to a nursing home facility. There ...

Work being done at University of Delaware's STAR campus will help children with mobility impairments by creating assistive technologies or clothing with sensors.

Today, Dave and Dr. Pitts are stopping by the ice craters of Mercury, the planet closest to the Sun. Temperatures on Mercury typically ho ...

Pennsylvania will spend $5 million on the overdose-reversal medication naloxone to help first responders fight the toll of the opioid epidemic.

Delawareans who receive their health insurance through the Affordable Care Act will face premium hikes next year.

A major component of the plan is the establishment of a Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) standard, a pollution budget, for nutrients.

The New Jersey Board of Nursing is broken, and the next governor will have to fix it.

The Oyster Creek nuclear power plant in Ocean County, New Jersey, may be shut down a bit sooner than scheduled.

Pathways to Housing Pa. uses what's called a "housing-first" approach. Its program for those with severe opioid addiction is one of the first of its kind in the country.