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A plan to expand legalized gambling in Pennsylvania has hit the skids after sailing through the state Senate. The measure would al ...

A recent visit to a Delco car dealer turned into a game of cat and mouse when the salesman kept trying to put his paws on me. Just anothe ...

A 45-year-old woman from the city’s Fern Rock section surrendered to Philadelphia Police on Thursday and was charged in connection ...

First it was September’s ...

Family members, friends and residents touched by the work of the late state Rep. David P. Richardson Jr. gathered outside East Germantown ...

A Philadelphia City Council committee heard testimony about cell phone theft and the use of high-tech gear to buy phones Thursday as it c ...

While the government shutdown was resolved earlier this month, Senator Chris Coons (D-Delaware) said there’s still a lot of work to be ...

This Sunday, the streets of Chestnut Hill will be lined with some of the coolest vendors around. The wildly popular outdoor ...

I’m used to getting an earful from politicians from time to time about something I’ve reported or not reported, or should hav ...

What does $45 million mean to the Philadelphia School District? Not enough. That was the unanimous feeling from the group o ...

Headmaster Christopher Wheeler’s picture on the welcome page of Tower Hill School’s website has been removed, after the schoo ...

It is the classic story of a poor boy who believed in the power of hard work to get ahead. Pictures from his childhood growing up and lab ...

The Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery is now the new resting place for Delaware patriot Gunning Bedford Jr., who was among five men who ...

U.S. Sen. Chris Coons (D-Delaware) played match maker today when he brought together workers from Bloom Energy and manufacturing students ...

University of Delaware climatologist David Legates is our First Person. Sandy was a tough storm on Delaware, but there have been others i ...