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A major inbound route for drivers in Wilmington was closed Wednesday morning as police investigated a suspicious package. A suspic ...

President Barack Obama’s name will not replace John F. Kennedy’s on a New Jersey town-owned building after all. Willin ...

A Philadelphia principal and three teachers have been ordered to stand trial on charges that they helped young children cheat on standard ...

I respectfully disagree with Mayor Michael Nutter’s stance on proposed legislation giving police the ability to issue a $25 ticket ...

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Few Washington rituals are more loathsome than the spectacle of lobbyists fattening themselves like pigs at the trough – especially ...

When asked whether his punk-rock band ever played a concert in a cemetery, Rodney Anonymous offered a two-word reply: “Legally, no. ...

In cities throughout Pennsylvania, people are finding creative uses for old churches. Walk a few blocks in Philadelphia, Pittsburg ...

Workers at four fast-food restaurant chains in Wilmington are set to walk off their jobs on Thursday.  Labor officials a ...

NewsWorks contributor John Watson weighs in with his thoughts on the rise and fall of Delaware State Treasurer Chip Flowers.&nbs ...

A friend complained that the trouble with the Fringe Festival, the heady conglomeration of theater, dance and art that opens on Friday ni ...

State Police tasked with enforcing Pennsylvania’s liquor code say a new proposal to make it OK to buy booze across the state border ...

Policy analysts are staying tuned for additional changes to Medicaid benefits for current enrollees in Pennsylvania. Federal offic ...