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Amid increasing development in Delaware's Sussex County, officials this week adopted regulations that help preserve its forests. WHYY's Sarina Grossi reports.
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Campbell's announced it has reduced its salaried workforce by 13 percent. WHYY's Kenneth Burns reports that the job cuts were rolled into a wider effort to cut costs by a half-billion dollars.
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The state of Delaware is working to address gaps in maternal and infant health. From the Delaware Desk, WHYY's Sarah Mueller has more.
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"Little Free Libraries" in front of homes or businesses offer books. However, a new -- greener -- version of the concept has popped up in Northeast Philly. WHYY's Sophia Schmidt explains.
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Families throughout the Delaware Valley will mark International Overdose Awareness Day this Monday. It's an opportunity for communities to honor those who've died from drug use and addiction. Many families who have lost loved ones are channeling their grief into working to increase awareness and reduce stigma. WHYY's Nicole Leonard reports
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The Philadelphia Housing Authority is slated to build 85 affordable homes in the Strawberry Mansion section of North Philadelphia. WHYY's Aaron Moselle reports.
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A federally qualified health center is opening up another location in Coatesville next year. WHYY's Kenny Cooper reports the center will be inside of Coatesville Area Senior High School.
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New Jersey officials are praising the landmark agreement with Meta that requires the company to make major changes to Facebook and Instagram. WHYY's David Matthau reports.
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Officials with the Trump administration visited a tech startup in South Philly this week to tout their support for small businesses that produce weapons and provide services to the military. The company, called Albacore, makes an underwater drone that can travel a thousand miles and will be used to defend Taiwan in the case of an invasion by China. WHYY business reporter Meir Rinde has more.
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Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday is suing Snapchat, alleging the platform misleads parents about mature content and uses features designed to keep children hooked. WHYY's Carmen Russell-Sluchansky reports it's the latest suit the AG has filed against a social media company.
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The Rehoboth Beach Farmers' Market wasn't at its usual location this week. That's due to dangerous trees closing the park that the market normally calls home. WHYY's Sarina Grossi reports.
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The Market Street Bridge is closed to cars for more than a year as part of a nearly $150 million rehabilitation project. WHYY's Cory Sharber has more.