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Doctors would have more say in determining brain death, rather than having to adhere to state regulations requiring a series of outdated ...

Educators across Delaware are encouraged to participate in a new survey released by the state Department of Education. The survey ...

The Roxborough branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia will soon have a stronger presence in the neighborhood, thanks to a revamped si ...

For the second time, a minority business networking group headed from Wilmington to Washington, D.C., to watch the swearing in of the pre ...

A collection of colorful T-shirts – 292 to be exact – is currently filling the front yard of the Presbyterian Church of Chest ...

This list covers Jan. 8-17, 2013. Jan. 8 11:30 a.m. Theft: 7100 block of Germantown Ave. Wallet taken from ...

On Sunday, the price for United State Postal Service’s (USPS) first-class postage will increase a penny to 46 cents per stamp. ...

Philadelphia’s new zoning code is not even 6 months old, but Thursday it could be changed as Philadelphia City Council gets back to ...

John Watson’s comments filled Delaware radio airwaves for years.  Now in this NewsWorks essay he explores the balance between ...

Supporters of longtime Penn State football coach Joe Paterno are marking the anniversary of his death with a candlelight vigil. Th ...

Governor Jack Markell of Delaware has begun his second term. As he takes the oath of office the Delaware legislature will tackle continui ...

As Jersey shore towns spend millions to rebuild boardwalks wrecked by Superstorm Sandy, some are opting for an additional layer of protec ...

More than 100 people filled Center in the Park’s auditorium in Germantown on Friday for the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Celebrati ...

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A non-profit organization set up to manage a network of independent Catholic schools in Philadelphia has a new president.  Al ...