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With tens of thousands of people infected in the region, this flu season is a doozie. Is it enough to keep you quarantined? Or are you sh ...

Like many of us Rob Tornoe is opening up his paycheck today to see a slight difference.  He shares his thoughts in word and drawing. ...

A straightforward assessment of the destructive power that raised Sandy to the status of ‘superstorm’  $18 billio ...

How about a nice game of chess? Roxborough Library, 6245 Ridge Ave. , will start a chess club for school age children on Wednesdays, begi ...

The federal government has declared a major disaster in Pennsylvania from last year’s Superstorm Sandy. President Barack Oba ...

Officials with the Philadelphia Water Department said Friday that crews are still working to repair an underground leak that has been soa ...

Good morning, Feeders! If you’re looking for a news fix before the weekend, stick with us today for stories on the flu, biof ...

  In the grand scheme of things, it doesn’t really matter who delivers the benediction at a presidential inaugural. On ...

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A Philadelphia Police Department spokeswoman identified the man found shot to death inside an East Stafford Street property on Thursday a ...

This year’s flu season is turning out to be harsher than recent years in Delaware and around the country. The Delaware Divis ...

New Board of Trustee members named at Delaware State University.  President, CEO and director of WSFS Mark Turner and Delmarva Power ...

New Superior Court Judge Charles Butler will officially take the bench in Wilmington this afternoon.Butler is leaving his position as Chi ...

Pennsylvania State Police have released a new smartphone app to help people report suspicious activity that may be linked to terrorism. ...

Governor Markell starts a ten-day long effort to encourage Delawareans to volunteer for service projects. The Governor’s We ...