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In early October, when healthcare.gov was mostly stalled, paper seemed to be the solution. Marketplace guides urged consumers to fill-out ...

You could sit in the audience at Bucks County Playhouse’s “Meet Me in St. Louis” and never look up from the floor, and ...

Despite maintaining a near-constant TV presence, the much-ballyhooed Stronger than the Sto ...

With snow and ice expected in New Castle County Saturday morning, Delaware’s Dept. of Transportation is doing what it can to stay a ...

A measure awaiting final legislative approval in the New Jersey Senate would prevent some identity them victims from being hassled by deb ...

Gov. Chris Christie has accepted the resignation of one of his top political appointees at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. ...

Two separate incidents involving drugs landed three Delaware law enforcement officers in the hospital for injuries sustained while on the ...

Before this week, Philadelphia airport workers probably had little reason to envy the tiny Washington city of SeaTac. That changed ...

Today’s kids are heavy technology users, but the Free Library of Philadelphia is encouraging them take on a new role — one of tec ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has announced one of his top appointees has resigned amid an escalating probe into ramp closings on a brid ...

Police are looking to identify a suspect that burglarized the Palm Tree Market, 4366 Cresson St. in Manayunk, just before 5 a.m. on Dec. ...

In his weekly message, filmed at Laurel Intermediate Middle School in Sussex County, Delaware Governor Jack Markell reflects on the shoot ...

So this is what bipartisanship looks like.   ...

A water main break that occurred in July 2012 is still a very real problem for many Philadelphia residents. Neighbors say their homes suf ...

A scandal involving Pennsylvania judges and children in trouble with the law, is hitting the big screen. Robert May was executive ...