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A long-awaited report from the Army Corps of Engineers was submitted to Congress and released to the public on Wednesday. The repo ...

Bob Alberding has been flying helicopters for two years now – but not the full-sized kind. “I got my son a little toy helicopt ...

A new mural to honor hometown hip-hop group The Roots debuted in South Philadelphia Friday. Iconic images of Philadelphia natives ...

A chemical company with local ties is a major partner on a solar-powered airplane. Why? “It’s not only a questi ...

The jury determining the penalty in the Kaboni Savage case has voted unanimously that convicted drug kingpin will be sentenced to de ...

Only a few of the New Jersey legislative races in Tuesday’s primary election have more than one candidate. Analysts expect most of ...

Eight riders will be charging up the wall in this Sunday’s bike race for more than a chance at victory. They’ll race to remin ...

The United States is taking Russia to task for providing the Assad regime in Syria with an advanced air-defense system. We spoke to Frank ...

About 50 anti-prison activists from the group Decarcerate PA are finishing up a 10-day march from Philadelphia to Harrisburg to protest P ...

SEPTA regional trains were moving at slightly reduced speeds Friday in response to the extreme heat. Just like people, the rail li ...

Experts from the Devereux Center for Resilient Children advise parents against waiting for kids to develop emotional or social problems t ...

Charlie Copeland, the 2008 GOP candidate for Lt. Governor in Delaware and former Senate minority leader in Dover wants the job of leading ...

Two police officers shot during the New Castle County Courthouse shooting rampage in February are alive and well today because of the bul ...

Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett announced yesterday the release of Department of Environmental Protection’s ...

The summer of 2013 is special for those who love the Jersey Shore. When Hurricane Sandy mixed with another cold front and hide tide on Oc ...