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When the debate over the Affordable Care Act began in Washington, Mike Castle was there. He joins us as our First Person interview this w ...

To those of you who think America is a center-right nation, I now offer a partial corrective. We may indeed be center-right on the fiscal ...

Get up on stage and say something interesting. That’s Ignite Philly, in a nutshell. Last night was the 12th local gathering ...

Using activated carbon process similar to what’s used in water filters, state leaders hope to restore Dover’s Mirror Lake to ...

Cuban culture is a complex mix of contrasting influences. Its music, a creole of African and European sound, is recognized throughout the ...

Delaware regulators are citing the PBF refinery for new pollution violations. The Department of Natural Resources and Environmenta ...

Check out this list of six family-friendly activies going on this weekend throughout the city.  ...

A new study using eye-tracking technology has shown children later diagnosed with autism are less likely to make eye contact as infants.< ...

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

Old feuds die hard. The 127th rendition of the “oldest uninterrupted schoolboy football rivalry in the United States,” ...

Authorities are investigating what they characterize as a possible bank robbery at TD Bank on Burnt Tavern Road in Brick Thursday ev ...

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie intends to shuffle some of the federal Sandy relief funds set aside for small businesses and direct th ...

California’s Department of Insurance threatened suit this week unless health insurer Blue Shield of California delays the cancellat ...