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A Philadelphia area state representative introduced legislation to regulate online and app-based sports betting. WHYY's Carmen Russell-Sluchansky reports it's designed to be part of a broad effort to address gambling addiction.
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Officials at Rutgers University have outlined the salary proposals to a coalition of unions they've been negotiating with since spring. WHYY's Kenneth Burns reports the unions are not happy about how the proposal was presented.
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Delaware faces a shortage of places to house foster care kids. From the Delaware desk, WHYY's Sarah Mueller has more.
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A new green space in Old City has been dedicated to give people an airy escape from urban life. WHYY's Tom MacDonald reports.
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A coalition of young people and community leaders is advocating for universal free SEPTA passes for Philadelphia students. WHYY's Emily Swanson has more.
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A Delaware lawmaker is proposing to revamp the state's open record law. As WHYY's Sarah Mueller reports, the move comes as residents complain about a lack of transparency.
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While rural communities in Delaware face primary care shortages, the state is investing in recruiting doctors to fill the gaps. WHYY's Sarina Grossi reports.
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A health care provider plans to invest millions into expanding services in Central and Southern Delaware. WHYY's Sarina Grossi has details.
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Later this month, the city is holding a free career expo to educate residents about the home appraisal industry. As WHYY's Aaron Moselle reports, it's part of a broader effort to eliminate racial bias.
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You may have heard about lost connections between people, but Lewes, Delaware is reconnecting with a long lost sister town across the pond. WHYY's Sarina Grossi has more on the connection between the two.
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Residents of West Philadelphia can get a clearer picture of the air they're breathing by tapping into a new network of air quality monitors. WHYY's' Sophia Schmidt reports, an environmental justice nonprofit set them up so people can make informed decisions about their health.