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A few weeks back I interviewed Eugene Kiely of FactCheck.org, and I asked what happened after his organization exposed a TV ad in the pre ...

Not even Mother Nature could stop this music festival in Cape May. The first-ever Exit 0 International Jazz Festival had a goo ...

William Penn Charter School’s football team clinched a 35-7 victory over Germantown Academy on Saturday, marking the 126th game pla ...

The University of Delaware is teaming up with the Food bank for a week-long food drive across the Newark campus.Dubbed Blue Hens CAN, the ...

Brought to you by Freemans Auctioneers, The Circuit, with Caroline Stewart, takes you to the Four Seasons Hotel for ...

Faculty at Pennsylvania’s 14 state-owned universities are set to begin strike authorization votes amid discussions for a new contra ...

Let’s start the week with a pop quiz. Of the 15 most populated states in America, care to guess how many Mitt Romney won? Th ...

Vietnam Veterans unveil a memorial to Delaware Gold Star Mothers and Families of all generations ...

Community is built by the seemingly insignificant gestures of ordinary people. A smile and a wave on a rainy day, a helping hand w ...

This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. Sometimes, political cartooning is an exercise in ve ...

Camden’s city hall is being renamed after late Mayor Randy Primas, who died earlier this year. Primas was a Camden native wh ...

Occupy Harrisburg, the second longest-running Occupy protest in the nation, has quietly left the central Pennsylvania state Capitol build ...

When the Sands Casino was dramatically torn down in 2006 — it was imploded, with a fireworks flourish — it left a seven-acre ...

The next few days could bring a victor in a close Pennsylvania House race in the western part of the state. It’s one of two legisla ...

The competition to build Philadelphia’s next casino is under way, again. While a well-known Philadelphia developer and an establish ...