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Plans for an 80 acre sports complex in Kent County continue to move forward. Representatives of the Kent County Sports Complex unv ...

A new corporate headquarters in Philadelphia is bringing more prestige and 100 more jobs to the city.   Axalta Coating S ...

The first day of school at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary began with a sizable dose of chaos as new students, new staff and a very new pri ...

Philadelphia City Council is investigating ways to do a better job of collecting a virtually unknown tax.  The ...

With the federal government now partially shut down for the first time in 17 years, “non-essential” government agencies and s ...

The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services has enough money to fund the state’s WIC program for just one week. DHSS S ...

Warm, sunny, and dry conditions continue, lasting through the weekend. Today, it’s back to summer. Highs will reach the mid ...

What’s the governor of a deep blue state to do if he wants to win Republican primaries, given that he thinks climate change is real ...

When Jim DeMint, poster child for U.S. Senate dysfunction and one-man wrecking crew, unexpectedly quit his seat last December, even many ...

Businesses are the latest to sue over a freight train derailment in southern New Jersey. They contend they suffered economic losse ...

This fall, Manayunk will find itself with a new kid on the block — Taqueria Feliz is slated to open Oct. 17 at 4410 Main Street — but ...

The Philadelphia Mayor’s Office of Transportation and Utilities turns 5 this month. The office was created by Mayor Michael Nutter ...

Take cold comfort in the fact that “Evil Dead – the Musical” – a piece of juvenile, B-grade Grizzly Kitsch playing here i ...

A Shore Shot Photography’s Matthew Lang reminds u ...