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Ever since Morven Museum & Garden opened in 2005, Morven in May has been a beloved annual event, beginning with a garden party and cu ...

After five years leading Delaware’s Dept. of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, Collin O’Mara has resigned to becom ...

If the hustle and bustle of daily life are stressing you out, why don’t you consider a nice relaxing swim — a mile underwater.&nb ...

Authorities found a small dead whale that had been tagged with graffiti on the beach in Atlantic City Thursday morning. It is ...

Senate supporters of the long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline have introduced legislation authorizing its immediate construction and say the ...

One of the most recent viral stories revolves around ...

The union representing nurses at a northeastern Pennsylvania hospital has filed unfair labor practice complaints against the hospital wit ...

Last month, WHYY’s Holly Otterbein analyzed how ...

Attorneys for a Pennsylvania man who was a 14-year-old gang member when he shot and killed another teenager in 2006 are due in court Thur ...

A 22-year-old Manchester man is in custody after an investigation into drug dealing at the Ocean County Mall in Toms River, police said.< ...

Delaware is drying out today, after receiving as much as 3.5 inches of rain in some parts yesterday and overnight. Heavy rainfall ...

In a week dominated by the racist ramblings of L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling, I have watched with interest as the world has rushed ...

Parts of Northwest Philadelphia — from Lincoln Drive to Main Street — began flooding overnight, and much of the area remains under fl ...

A funny thing happened the other day when a federal judge weighed the constitutional worth of a voter ID law. He looked and he loo ...

Emergency officials say flooding from heavy rains in the Philadelphia area prompted scores of rescues and evacuations. Unusually h ...