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Some Delaware libraries now offering a variety of technology spaces where residents can use a 3D printer or work with design and coding s ...

Almost two years since Superstorm Sandy devastated Ortley Beach, a barrier isla ...

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Let’s take a break from our Ebola freakout and debate something a bit more benign – like word usage. For instance, why do we ...

Chestnut Hill was enchantingly turned into a wizarding world at the 2nd Annual Harry Potter Festival on Oct. 17 and 18.  Fill ...

With just two weeks to go before the general election, candidates are making their final pitches to voters. In the race for state ...

You may know that Malala Yousafzai will be awarded the Liberty Medal at the National Constitution Center today. And by now you must have ...

There’s a little magic, but no slight of hand taking place at the Delaware Art Museum. Brian Selznick is the magician. Brian ...

Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Seamus McCaffery has been benched over his recent admission of sending sexually explicit e-mails with ...

A woman from the trenches of Detroit’s bankruptcy has been selected to head the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance. Maud ...

A bill expanding Philadelphia’s hate crime laws to cover sexual orientation and disabilities will get its first hearing Tuesday. Th ...

The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers won a favorable ruling in city Common Pleas Court Monday in its fight with the School Reform Comm ...

A doctor working at the front lines of the Ebola epidemic said Monday there is a silver lining to the outbreak. “Ebola is no ...

The nation’s four major pro sports leagues and the NCAA want to stop New Jersey’s plans to allow legal sports betting, just d ...