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It’s gone now, and officials say an algae bloom off the Jersey shore did not pose a health threat. The brown-colored algae w ...

The panel that oversees water use in the Susquehanna River Basin is taking comments on the latest round of requests from natural gas dril ...

This is part of a series from Ilene Dube of The Artful Blogger The recently completed Plainsboro Public Library is in the ...

What if candy stores were closed on Sundays? What if you needed a license to open a doughnut shop? As America’s weight probl ...

You might expect that politicians, all experienced public speakers and presumably likable people, could stand up and get a few laughs fro ...

I can’t tell you the heartbreak I felt yesterday when I got back to my office and found I’d missed a call from State Rep. Ber ...

“When will Reedy Point Bridge be open?” a NewsWorks Delaware reader wants to know. WHYY’s Mark Eichmann has some answer ...

WHYY’s Arts & Culture reporter Peter Crimmins has been reading a breezy, comic, farcical novel by Christopher Moore, ...

Bob and Betty Buchanan began dating in 1939. All these years later, they’re married and still living in Woodbury, N.J. Next week, t ...

New ads by the Mitt Romney campaign charge that President Barack Obama is gutting welfare reform. The administration has proposed ...

Two of New Jersey’s federal lawmakers are urging Congress to approve funding for water-quality programs along the shore. Pre ...

Wesley Enhanced Living at Stapeley residents were all jazzed up Thursday morning for a School of Dance Arts students’ performance c ...

A lot has happened since Aug. 23, 2011. Ex-Philly schools Superintendent Arlene Ackerman took a buyout, Hurricane Irene wreaked he ...