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The U.S. Attorney’s office has announced charges by criminal complaint against the man accused of Thursday’s hoax at Philadel ...

A potential merger of two South Jersey communities is on hold.  There’s no money to study the proposed consolidation of Cherry ...

For Darlene Brooks, Friday was about more than seeing her great-niece off to school for her first day as a third grader. It also marked a ...

Former U.S. Sen. and Hodgkin’s disease survivor Arlen Specter is battling non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. His son’s law ...

Thieves will always find the latest trends. And when it’s not copper wiring, it’s the tiles embedded into city streets ...

Internationally-known thereminist Mano Divina isn’t exactly bringing something new to this year’s Philly Fringe Festival – ...

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Inside the front doors of the Promise Academy at Martin Luther King High School, just past the security check-in station, sits a display ...

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It’s that time, the weekend after Labor Day, which means tens of thousands of people are expected to flock to the Brandywine River ...

Good morning, Feeders! Peter Crimmins and Lindsay Lazarski are wrapping up their feature on a sculpture show inside a Frankford st ...

It’s back to school for Philadelphia public education students and there’s a new face to greet them at the Charles W. Henry S ...

Visitors who stroll among the flowers and trees at Longwood Gardens are sharing in the legacy of Pierre S. DuPont.  But not even DuP ...

‘First’ heads to the campus of Delaware State University to interview the new Athletic Director, Candy Young, the first femal ...

Delaware is on par with Mississippi and Alabama when it comes to the number of residents struggling to afford food.  That’s th ...