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In July a Wilmington park shooting became a symbol for Wilmington’s ongoing crime issue weeks before the September democratic mayor ...

It’s take two for a state Senate plan to rework how Pennsylvania awards its electoral votes.   The Senate Majori ...

Pennsylvania’s 2013 teacher of the year is from Brockway, in rural northwestern Pennsylvania. State Education Secretary Ron ...

The Democratic leadership in the New Jersey Assembly is introducing a package of more than 20 bills aimed at job creation and economic de ...

While chatting with me for my story on the resurgence of vintage synthesizers ( ...

Delaware agriculture officials say the state’s farmers’ markets posted record sales this past season. Vendors at Delaw ...

More than 45 residents crammed into Lovett Memorial Library’s meeting room Monday night with the same goal in mind: to grow old in ...

When Roysce “Yusef” Haynes was led into a third-floor Criminal Justice Center courtroom wearing a hijab and handcuffs Tuesday ...

It was one of the ugly reminders of Hurricane Sandy: the piles of debris from destroyed properties that lined streets and alleys for days ...

Health officials are asking Paulsboro residents to remain inside their home after levels of vinyl chloride in the air remain high from Fr ...

Going off the fiscal cliff will impact Delaware.  So, Governor Jack Markell joined five other governors at the White House for a mee ...

A proposal to put a mammoth digital billboard facing Interstates 95 and 676 to benefit Philadelphia schools is getting a strong reaction ...

Animal control services and license fees will remain the same in Sussex County for 2013. County council awarded Sussex County̵ ...

Widener University Law Professor John Culhane recently co-authored a book for a popular self-help series titled ...

Democratic lawmakers say the Corbett administration’s move to privatize Pennsylvania Lottery management is shrouded in secrecy and ...