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Vice President Mike Pence toured York-based JLS Automation, a robotics maker in Pennsylvania and urged Congress to pass a new trade pact with Canada and Mexico.

Claire DeMatteis was senior counsel to Joe Biden when he was a U.S. Senator. Now she is Gov. Carney’s nominee to to lead Delaware’s prison system.

The fake eye an Army dentist constructed for Capt. Arthur F. Hoffmann became one of the few positive things Hoffman shared with his family about D-Day.

Philadelphia has prosecuted 14 cases of illegal dumping in the last five months, ten more than in 2016.

An company says it will reapply to build a hotly contested pipeline that would carry natural gas from Pa. through N.J., and under a bay and the ocean to New York.

As architects seek ways to squeeze housing into crowded Philly neighborhoods, they are turning to what ISA principal Brian Phillips calls the “leftover lots.”

Are we worthy inheritors of what the D-Day fighters bequeathed us?

Murphy called for the current programs to be reformed after a major audit raised troubling concerns about the Economic Development Authority’s ability to administer them.

The proposed increase to the Educational Improvement Tax Credit will likely be used as a bargaining chip in ongoing budget negotiations.

New Jersey transportation and emergency agencies are conducting an annual hurricane evacuation drill Thursday.

With help from Philadelphia’s MLS team, a soccer program will return to high schools in the Delaware County district.

The invasion of Normandy marks the turning point in WWII when the allies launched a major offensive to drive the German army out of France.

Vaccines worry a lot of parents. Pediatricians understand that, but they worry we’ve forgotten just how sick kids can get without the shots.

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A Delaware House committee voted to release a bill to legalize recreational marijuana to the full House after two hours of passionate testimony.