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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter was on-hand Thursday to announce the next phase in revitalization for Germantown Avenue. More th ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell taks about the Memorial Day holiday’s past and the work ahead to stay competitive with a global work ...

Looking for something to do in Northwest Philadelphia this weekend?  Here’s a list of our top picks.  Fina ...

Prosecutors have withdrawn charges against five teens accused of raping a 12-year-old girl inside a Philadelphia recreation center last ...

This summer, WHYY teamed up with the Penn Project for Civic Engagement to explore the issues surrounding the approaching election for May ...

A Delaware law allowing Court of Chancery judges to preside over secret arbitration in business disputes is unconstitutional, a federal j ...

Animals have been used to heal humans for a long time.  One such program has been operating in Delaware with some success, but it ne ...

Good morning, Feeders! With one day until Jay-Z officially takes over the Ben Franklin Parkway, Peter Crimmins is out to learn jus ...

A health care product manufacturer opens its new facility in Milford.   ...

New Jersey State Police say they will have 150 extra troopers patrolling the state over the long Labor Day weekend. The aim is to ...

Listening last night to Mitt Romney’s acceptance speech, I was reminded of the opening lyrics in Quadrophenia, the famous ...

A Maryland man is facing 28 charges after being accused in a string of burglaries, most at Suburban Plaza stores in Newark. 49-yea ...

Gov. Tom Corbett wants the state Board of Probation and Parole to investigate the handling of the suspect in an off-duty police officer ...

I’m physically confined to a wheelchair, and I used to do track, field and table tennis. I had an offer to try out for the U.S. Par ...

From Center City to the Jersey Shore, we’ve got your week covered. WHYY’s Arts Calendar curator Robin Bloom searches hundreds ...