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Philadelphia-Area fraternities and sororities are joining together to denounce racial slurs used by an Oklahoma frat.   &nbsp ...

In an unprecedented move, some Delaware state leaders are proposing to remove some crimes from the state’s violent fe ...

Some New York City elected officials and environmentalists are opposing a plan to build a liquid natural gas terminal near New York Harbo ...

Wilmington High School disappeared over 30 years ago.  John Watson is among those who believes it’s time for a return. ...

15th annual International Flameworking Conference this weekend is a hat tip t ...

The “Better Mobility Philadelphia 2015 platform” includes 10 transportation strategies to which the group would like to see m ...

The New Jersey legislature Monday enacted a law banning the production and sale of personal care products containing plastic microbeads. ...

Nearly a week after an oil spill at the Port of Wilmington, the cleanup effort is still underway. The oil spill was first discover ...

Authorities have released information about the vehicle that they say was involved in fatal hit-and-run in Toms River earlier this month. ...

Security on standardized tests has always been a thorny issue, from the years of shrink-wrapped test booklets to more recent shoe-leather ...

Editor’s note: The New Jersey Senate approved Robert Barr’s nomination to the Pinelands Commission on Monday, March ...

The Christie administration has approved just one new charter school in its latest application cycle, while rejecting two applications to ...

Let’s stick with the Senate GOP’s sabotage letter to Iran, if only because the condemnatory reviews are still rolling in. Sin ...

This is the first in a series of reports on one Philadelphia couple’s search for a school for their son. It’s ...

Wondering what’s been going on with the mayoral (and other) campaign(s) since you walked away from your computer on Friday? We got ...