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Gov. Chris Christie has conditionally vetoed a bill that would have given immunity from prosecution to those who report drug overdoses. ...

The 200th traditional festival, Return Day, is planned for November 7th in Georgetown.  Planning is moving forward with one special ...

Homeowners in the flood-prone Eastwick section of Philadelphia were pleading their case at City Council today.   They’r ...

On Tuesday, a judge sentenced convicted pedophile Jerry Sandusky to 30-60 years. The judge said, “I’m not going to sente ...

Good morning, Feeders! Tom MacDonald is in City Council today for the latest on a proposed development in Eastwick and Southwest P ...

People with plans to head to Washington D.C. Tuesday morning were forced to put them on hold due to down wires that have caused major Amt ...

The majority of New Jersey voters surveyed don’t know about a ballot initiative that would allow the state to borrow $750 million t ...

A 16-year-old Philadelphia high school student returned to classes today after being ridiculed by a teacher for wearing a Romney/Ryan T-s ...

Students and parents will get a refresher on online safety from representatives from Facebook and Delaware’s senior Senator Tom Car ...

Jury selection is set to start Tuesday in the federal trial for seven defendants charged in a Philadelphia mob case. The indictmen ...

  It’s not worth the time and effort to list all the cons and falsehoods in Mitt Romney’s big foreign policy spee ...

A new poll finds New Jersey voters think Gov. Chris Christie is doing a good job, but they’re not positive about re-electing him. ...

It’s a familiar feeling: Shoulders tight with frustration and pulse rising, I stand in an agonizingly slow line or sit at the compu ...

Delmarva Power hosts low income energy summit with social service agency reps from around the region.   The day-long summit w ...

Emergency sirens will be tested in Delaware areas near the Salem/Hope Creek nuclear power plant.  The Delaware Emergency Management ...