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What a scene the Broad Street Run was this year. Tens of thousands of people were wearing red socks or Boston Marathon shirts on Sunday, ...

A report by the New Jersey Public Interest Research Group finds more Americans are leaving the driving to others, according to a report f ...

For months, people have been coming to see the strangely beautiful sight of a roller coaster sitting in the ocean, its twisted metal silh ...

Summer starts early for ice cream lovers, who can get a free cone at participating Häagen-Dazs ice cream shops today. May 14 is the comp ...

A New Jersey chapter of the tea party is one of the groups the Internal Revenue Service has been targeting.   The West ...

A Pennsylvania House panel has approved a measure to give state judges an extra five years on the bench.The plan to raise state judges ...

John Watson, longtime Wilmington radio host, calls NewsWorks one of the places to express opinion and give insight on the news around us. ...

According to police, “The Dude” does more than abide. “The Dude Abides” is a catchphrase lifted from 1998& ...

If you’ve been watching “How I Met Your Mother” for the last eight seasons and didn’t catch last night’s se ...

This list covers May 3-9, 2013.     May 3 12:45 a.m. Robbery: 1400 block of Erie A ...

City leaders are preparing to welcome world class jazz musicians to downtown Wilmington, who will perform during the city’s Du ...

One block from Norris Square Park in Kensington, Lola peeks out of a garage onto Hancock Street.  David Perry purchased Lola, a 1982 ...

The admiral has set his course. Former Delaware County U.S. Rep. Joe Sestak has decided not to run for governor of Pennsylvania ne ...

State senators will continue exploring the liberalization of Pennsylvania’s wine, beer and liquor laws in a second hearing thatR ...

Today marks a huge turning point for Seaside Heights, N.J. Britain’s Prince Harry visits the coastal town that was heavily damaged ...