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Health impact assessments (HIAs) are behind an emerging idea that public transportation — or even a state park — can be part of a pre ...

A NewsWorks reader wrote in with a question after reading our recent story on the state of the U ...

Does he really mean it this time? Millionaire Tom Knox, who finished second to Michael Nutter in the 2007 mayor’s race, has ...

When Gregory Mitros walked out of a Philadelphia courtroom with family and friends on Friday morning, he knew both what his immediate fut ...

Some New Jersey Transit train passengers no longer need to line up at the ticket machines. The agency is testing a mobile ticketin ...

The U.S. service academies are ramping up efforts to groom a new breed of cyberspace warriors to confront increasing threats to the natio ...

April is sexual abuse awareness month. First Experience visits the Rehoboth Art League and it’s program in conjunction with SOAR, S ...

The gay marriage vote is now headed to the senate, but not before state of play looks at how the house votes lined up. Also, what happene ...

Pencader Charter High School will finish out the school year as scheduled, with $350,000 worth of help from Delaware’s Dept. of Edu ...

The Superintendent of the Colonial School District, Dr. Dorothy Linn talks about that district’s push for a tax increase scheduled ...

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And you thought the lines at your local Philly Pretzel Factory were long on a regular Friday. Today is ...

Ever wondered what it’s like to be a ghost hunter for a day? Find out on Saturday when Ghost Tours and the Philadelphia Society for ...

Looking for something to do this week? WHYY’s Robin Bloom has some recommendations on what’s happening in the Philadelphia re ...

If you like to move your feet to hip hop, salsa, reggae, Bollywood and line dancing, Saturday’s “Dance Yourself Fit” in ...