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Business is slowly starting to recover in one Jersey Shore town where Sandy caused a lot of flooding. Every business on Ocean Aven ...

Just in time for the weekend, the ocean water near the Jersey Shore is starting to get warmer. After southwest winds caused ocean ...

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The homeless face a long list of problems, but one Philadelphia nurse is starting at the very bottom. She’s holding a fu ...

A tree fell on the monkey enclosure at the Brandywine Zoo, forcing zoo workers to round up the primates and find them a temporary home. ...

Tuition is going up at area colleges and universities.  Penn State is the latest to announce what students will pay this fall. < ...

A controversial radio personality is returning to the Philadelphia airwaves. Don Imus’s syndicated show from New York takes ...

As protective dunes get rebuilt to protect the Jersey shore, is there anything more we can do to prevent a hurricane from flooding so man ...

A Wilmington-based business known for manufacturing specialty gloves for U.S. military personnel was praised today by U.S. Rep. John Carn ...

With nationwide blood donations in June 50,000 units short of expectations, the American Red Cross is asking folks in the Philadelphia ar ...

In his weekly message, filmed while leading a business development trip in Israel, Delaware Governor Jack Markell underscores the importa ...

The Pennsylvania state budget just signed by Gov. Tom Corbett includes a 23 percent funding increase for the state Office of Open Records ...

Delaware power suppliers have made big strides in preparing to meet the state’s standards for renewable energy. A few years ...

About 300 Delaware mothers and their babies have their sights set not only on breaking the record for simultaneous breastfeeding, but als ...

A summer youth basketball league in Darby Township, next to Philadelphia, hopes to have kids back on the court by next week. Darby ...