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Since the Barnes Foundation moved its galleries out of Lower Merion to the Parkway in downtown Philadelphia, the Woodmere Art Museum sees ...

The Delaware State Police Trooper who was shot in the arm Wednesday in Wilmington has been released from the hospital. DSP Sgt. Pa ...

For Rev. Dr. Thomas Keeling, improving the Eastside section of Wilmington is part of his spiritual mission. Keeling has been at Ce ...

When you think of  a quilting bee maybe you imagine a bunch  of elderly ladies, drinking tea, sewing together in a church basem ...

President Obama is the guy who set the bar high. If he fails to hurdle it, his tenure may be toast – as would the fortunes of Democ ...

A 42-year-old Newark man is accused of abusing a sports official after the ref called a penalty against his son’s team. Dela ...

A new photo mural uses the alphabet to spell out the hardships of the Philadelphia School District’s budget crisis. The 26-p ...

Germantown residents completed an academic exercise on Wednesday night that may have some practical and fascinating implementations for t ...

It might sound like something out of a science fiction novel, but a wearable exoskeleton that that fits over your arm and makes you stron ...

New Jersey has one of the most segregated public school systems in the country, primarily because our local school district boundaries cl ...

In the wake of Hurricane Sandy there has been a renewed interest in the Jersey Shore. Morven Museum & Ga ...

Marlboro Police are searching for an autistic man who has been missing since late Tuesday night. Michael Karwan, described as a hi ...

A Common Pleas judge is expected to decide whether she’ll restore Bill Marimow as editor-in-chief of the Philadelphia Inquirer. ...

A Delaware State Trooper is recovering tonight at Christiana Hospital after being shot in the arm this afternoon in Wilmington. Th ...