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So there’s Chris Christie – a Republican governor in a Democratic state, an overweight loudmouth who takes on public employee ...

More than half of American adults have looked online for health information. Many — especially those with serious illnesses — ...

Dueling rallies from groups on either side of the guns debate filled the halls of the Pennsylvania’s Capitol building Wednesday. ...

A new City Council year means an old bill will come back for a second go-round. In the midst of a flu epidemic, it may have a healthy cha ...

As the streak of bitterly cold weather continues, so does a “Code Blue” in Philadelphia. The city has dispatched teams to sea ...

A church social w ...

Duck Tape has had many lives. During WWII, it was used to make repairs and keep moisture from getting into ammunition. After 9-11, it bec ...

Days before a trial was set to begin in a Philadelphia court, a 196-count federal indictment has come down against those accused of holdi ...

Every budget put out by any Governor in Delaware is always fair game to be picked apart. Are we a glass half full economy, or glass half ...

The second Obama-Biden term has begun, so it’s time to start speculating for 2016. This week Stephanie Hansen and Jan Ting look at ...

As Elena Delle Donne’s college career comes to a close this season, the University of Delaware women’s basketball team is loo ...

On any given night in the most dangerous city in America, fewer than 12 police officers patrol the streets. In a city that is home to 77, ...

Widener Law has received a half a million dollar donation to establish the William Prickett Corporate and Business Law School Scholarship ...

FoodEase in Wilmington doesn’t replace home cooking altogether, but it’s certainly filling a niche. First introduces you ...

During President Obama’s second inaugural address, there were several references to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.  That was appro ...