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It ain’t no Hollywood Walk of Fame, but it’s a start. By late 2014, Philadelphia will have its own “Innovators W ...

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono’s campaign claims confusion about New Jersey elections has disenfranchised some vo ...

After a two-hour hearing, the Judiciary Committee in the New Jersey Senate has voted to approve Governor Christie’s nomination of C ...

There’s another lawsuit among the owners the company that own the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com. South Je ...

There was a time, not too long ago, when men dreamed of broadcasting music, news, sports, and even lectures over the airwaves. Many scien ...

A local health research group is highlighting missed opportunities to discuss breast health and risks with women around the region. < ...

“Godzilla has a brain about this size,” said a scientist, or someone who plays one in the movies, while holding up something ...

Thaddeus Stevens entered the strata of popular culture when he appeared as a character in the Steven Spielberg film, “Lincoln,̶ ...

People are expected to travel from across the country for dueling rallies in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park this weekend. The Neo-Na ...

Cory Booker won a U.S. Senate seat the way most Democrats in New Jersey have during the past decade — with convincing victories in ...

Looking for something to do this week? WHYY’s Robin Bloom has some recommendations on what’s happening in the Philadelphia re ...

The University of Delaware’s Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Laboratory is more than just a new building, UD says it repr ...

With a unanimous City Council vote and a signature from Mayor Michael Nutter, the revamped Germantown Special Services District can final ...

It’s been 50 years since Delaware State Trooper Robert Paris was killed in the line of duty, but to those who knew him, his death is st ...