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Chester’s first grocery store in over a decade opens this weekend. On the eve of its public unveiling, the project’s visionar ...

Stripped of her title, Jakiyah McCoy is no longer Delaware’s 2013 Little Miss Hispanic.  According to the Spanish newsp ...

It all started for “selfish reasons,” says Stop FEMA Now founder Geor ...

Inspired by the Hidden City Festival’s June reopening of a neoclassic edifice on Germantown Avenue which had been abandoned for mor ...

The Delaware Historical Society is opening a new exhibition featuring information and artifacts from Delaware’s earliest African Americ ...

Philadelphia voters could get to decide whether to enact a “living wage law” for city contractors and sub-contractors. < ...

Were the Republicans able to pull off their fantasy, they would achieve their goal…the continued denial of the basic right to affor ...

The union that represents white collar Philadelphia city workers has a new leader. His first priority is a new contract. District ...

“This is a business retreat, but maybe not the business retreat most people would imagine,” said ...

Beautiful music is timeless. A timeless piece from Mozart or Beethoven is often left to the interpretation of the musician. This is not t ...

It’s another tranquil day. A mixture of sun and clouds today, but no rain is expected. More sun tomorrow and Sunday. The onshore fl ...

JSHN contributor Pete Paris captured this image of the legendary angler/fishing writer Al Ristori seeking the “big one” at su ...

After more than a year of studying data gathered by the Curiosity Rover on the surface of Mars, a team of researchers at Delaware State U ...

  Imagine what would happen if liberal Democrats ginned up a government shutdown that wound up costing taxpayers a few billio ...

Wilmington Police say a 12-year-old boy shot a 17-year-old during a robbery Wednesday night in the 600 block of N. Van Buren Street. ...