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There’s good news in the long-struggling city of Camden: With summer nearly over, the city has seen a dramatic drop in crime. < ...

The 19th-century poet William Wordsworth lamented, “The world is too much with us.” True that. It’s all too easy these ...

Research shows that listening to The Beatles’ song “When I’m 64” makes people younger – by almost a year and a ...

The death of a Millsboro man, whose body was found inside his taxicab, was deemed a homicide by police. Delaware State Police have ...

Two students at Legacy Youth Tennis and Education in East Falls will participate in opening ceremonies at the U.S Open in Flushing Meadow ...

One in a series explaining key terms and concepts of Pennsylvania government. Today’s topic: Community Development Corporations ...

A horse-mad friend — one of those women whose idea of bliss is to be on horseback — recently remarked, “I wish they made a scen ...

Just weeks before the Delaware Primary, big changes in the most watched contest: The State Treasurer’s Race. Joining us for some an ...

From concerts and movies to special events for the whole family, there is always something to see and do in Delaware.  Here are some ...

While it might seem like another passing social media fad, those diagnosed with ALS are grateful for every ice bucket. The ice wat ...

A University of Pennsylvania postdoctoral researcher has made the MIT Technology Review’s 2014 list of ...

It’s all been written before. The Philadelphia School District was in brutal financial shape last year. Overfilled classroom ...

When Ed Hermance, the owner America’s oldest gay bookstore, announced earlier this year that after 35 years he was getting out of t ...