Criminal Justice

The Philadelphia Eagles have released cornerback Daryl Worley after multiple news outlets reported he was arrested in the city early Sunday morning.

On the agenda are eight initiatives.

One in seven Delaware prison guard positions is vacant. The state is offering bonuses and higher pay to fill the jobs.

Comedian Bill Cosby's retrial is underway, and some activists hope the case will highlight their fight to end statutes of limitations on prosecuting sex crimes.

The state provided $4 million for the program last year under Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican.

Comedian Bill Cosby paid out nearly $3.4 million in a civil settlement with Andrea Constand, the woman he is on trial for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting in 2004.

Some #MeToo fatigue showed up during last week’s four-day jury selection for the entertaimers.

Families of crime victims have criticized the new district attorney. Krasner has apologized and says the 'door is open.'

The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections is under pressure to act after five inmates at Graterford Prison have committed suicide in the last three months.

Delaware's Department of Correction officials hope the move will improve family communication, as well as educational and recreational opportunities.

The U.S. Supreme Court has again stepped into the bitter public turmoil over police shootings of civilians.

Bill Cosby’s legal defense team had two major wins on Tuesday when the judge in the case cleared the way for new evidence favorable to the 80-year-old comedian.

More than half of the potential jurors in Bill Cosby's criminal retrial say they've already formed an opinion about whether he's guilty of sexual assault.

The IRS estimates phone scams have cost consumers more than $65 million in last five years.

This time, there’s a new jury, new defense attorneys, and new era of accountability for sexual assault, guaranteeing the trial won’t just be a rerun of the first.