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It’s once again time for the peak of the Lyrid meteor shower. The celestial show will dazzle night owl sky gazers, but unlik ...

Jocelyn Kirsch, half of Philadelphia’s modern-day “Bonnie and Clyde” p ...

Vegan chef, food-justice activist and author Bryant Terry will bring his African American-i ...

The state and the city of Wilmington have jointly filed a lawsuit against the Thunderguards Motorcycle Club in hopes of shuttering the gr ...

When competing political candidates agree on a lot of policy issues, they seek to distinguish themselves in other ways, perhaps by presen ...

Even before a second casino license is awarded for Philadelphia, City Council is considering zoning changes focusing one the area around ...

Authorities say a 49-year-old Brooklyn man who landed in the backyard of a home after a skydiving accident in southern New Jersey has die ...

The plaintiffs in a challenge to Pennsylvania’s law banning same-sex marriage are changing strategy and now asking a federal judge ...

A vicious dog attack in Newark last week prompted Rep. Dennis E. Williams D-Claymont, to ask legislators to take a second look at state l ...

There were 8,000 more jobs in Delaware in March 2014 than there were this time last year.  That pushed the unemployment rate for Mar ...

It wasn’t that long ago that snow blowers and shovels were needed to make a path along the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk to clear away s ...

  Nobody knows who first said “the best defense is a good offense” – perhaps Sun Tzu, or Machiavelli, or Vi ...

Matt Denn announced his plans to run for the Democratic nomination for Delaware attorney general in this November’s election via Tw ...

Three new stores have opened or soon will along Germantown Avenue in Chestnut Hill —Villevillakula, Greenology, and Green Street Consig ...

It’s odd that anyone from Topeka, Kan. would balk at having Michelle Obama speak at a high-school graduation. It was Topeka, after ...