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Could the Republicans steal a seat in the U.S. Senate this week? I don’t mean steal steal, but grab a seat held for years, a ...

An official with the Department of Public Welfare is pushing for a statewide assessment of how mental health services are delivered in Pe ...

Another group sounds the alarm on the federal shutdown. The control tower at the Trenton-Mercer Airport in New Jersey was threaten ...

Spending by independent groups on next month’s election in New Jersey is setting new records.     Th ...

As he runs for reelection, New Jersey’s Senate President Steve Sween ...

Race to the Top is paying off again for some Delaware schools.  17 Delaware schools in all three counties will receive a reward of $ ...

The port of Wilmington, long known as the number one facility in the nation for the importing of foreign fruit, announced a 5 year deal w ...

Dino Vazquez was known in his North Philadelphia neighborhood for his street art until the day the family of Cesar Vera asked him to make ...

As state senators in Pennsylvania consider how to address soaring school property taxes, some say serious attempts at reform are a long w ...

Chances are that the first thing you remember about Viet Nam, World War II,  Afghanistan — or any of the other recent war and conf ...

Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams is beefing up the police presence downtown, a bustling retail district generally considered a safe area ...

With his comfortable gray sneakers, black-framed glasses and shaggy hair, you might not be surprised to see the young Alex Burns reading ...

A 59-year-old small business owner from Selbyville spent over seven hours between phone calls and the computer, but her patience earned h ...

Because scent can fix Philadelphia’s public schools. ...

Furloughed government workers tried to send a message to their representative in Washington and failed.  The two dozen or so ...