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Good morning, Feeders, and welcome to the first Monday of Fall! Emma Jacobs is already in court where convicted killer Terrence Wi ...

An at-large Wilmington city councilman says he’s not worried about a complaint that contends he shouldn’t be allowed to seek ...

After rising through the end of August and into most of September, gas prices in Delaware are finally starting to fall. Delaware ...

With the change of season this weekend in Chestnut Hill, came the spirit of a popular children’s book. Germantown Avenue came alive ...

Last week was my shore vacation. It was a glorious trip filled with too much food and too much sun – meaning it was perfect. ...

Newark City Council will vote on property maintenance codes that’s caused some confusion among residents.   Last week, ...

Fox News did a fair-and-balanced segment yesterday on the Pennsylvania voter ID law. Good grief. It’s one thing to read the numerou ...

A hearing is set to continue Monday for a death-row inmate who could become the first person in Pennsylvania executed since 1999. ...

While most of the nation’s voters and media are obsessed with the presidential contest, some smart political operatives around the ...

They met briefly, and only once, but slain Philadelphia Police Officer Moses Walker Jr. left a lasting impression on Martin Eady. ...

As CBS’ hit television show Survivor enters its 25th season, an area native makes her debut.     Sar ...

First responders who visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art over the next week will be treated to free admission. The gesture is in ...

Saliva samples from 2,000 Air Force medical personnel soon will be collected and cryogenically frozen in tanks at the ...

“Big data” is the new black. The business school at Temple University is hosting its first ever big data conference Th ...

The former Max Levy Autograph Co. building on Roberts Avenue is more just another now-empty shell near the Wayne Junction SEPTA station. ...