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So far this year, Delaware County has had at least 12 heroin-related deaths. Last year it had 52, up from 19 in 2007. Local offici ...

Individuals who buy insurance on their own and want to keep their current plan, even if it does not meet new Affordable Care Act requirem ...

Check out these six fun family activities going on throughout the city this weekend. ...

The latest report from the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services revealed that more than 9,000 Delawareans enrolled in health ...

Trade groups and advocates for the poor are applauding the Corbett administration’s decision to prevent a change in federal policy ...

If there’s a perennial budget headache for this mayor, it’s the needs of the city’s public schools, and this year is no ...

The culinary mastermind behind the Cronut is back with a new confection that is turning milk and cookies on its head. ...

It’s that time of the year again when ospreys — the raptors that have staged a  ...

With declining participation rates, the University of Delaware is cutting its winter graduation ceremony. According to school offi ...

The chairman of the House transportation committee said Thursday he wants to make sure a federal roadside survey on drinking and drugged ...

A report from New Jersey election law monitors finds hospitals spent more on lobbying state lawmakers last year than any other industry o ...

Authorities are investigating a bank robbery that occurred in Brick Thursday morning. Brick Township police officers responded to ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin, who famously decried the loss of the Soviet Union as a “catastrophe,” warns us about the ra ...

Time is running out for United Healthcare and the Nemours Foundation to reach a deal on coverage for visits with pediatricians affiliated ...