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Work is expected to begin soon at the site of a $70 million Mormon temple in Philadelphia that would be Pennsylvania’s first. < ...

The crime of embezzlement now carries tougher penalties in Delaware. Supporters of the revision hope it sends a message to those w ...

Philadelphia Police have released surveillance footage of a crafty burglar who broke through a closet wall to enter an East Germantown ph ...

“I used to love this thing called ‘garbage pie,'” said Drew Becher, who as a kid spent time on his grandmother’s ...

The zoning board is considering variance applications that would allow an expansion at Gree ...

A funny thing has happened on the way to the voter-ID trial. The white people’s party has now officially confessed that its core ra ...

The 2012 Best of Delaware party takes place tonight in Dover. The event at Dover Downs Hotel and Casino highlights the best in cui ...

Parrot Heads, you’re on notice. Resorts will have a place for you and your margaritas and flip flops and pot pots next spring. ...

It’s a busy time for tourism-related initiatives in central Delaware. Today, Kent County Tourism hosts its update for the co ...

There’s a new restaurant coming to Mt. Airy and while many would call its selection Mexican cuisine, Jimmie Reed insists that it is ...

The Friends of the South Coastal Library are holding their two-day Beach and Bay Cottage Tour. The event which wraps up today rais ...

Delaware foster kids soon to get automatic annual credit reports.   In an effort to help the state’s foster kids protect ...

The first legal test for Pennsylvania’s tough new voter identification law is arriving. A state Commonwealth Court judge wil ...

New Jersey is giving the green light to red-light cameras. Gov. Chris Christie says all of the cameras have been certified. Christ ...

Have you seen one or two of Mt. Airy’s colorful new rain barrels and wondered where the others are hiding along Germantown Avenue? ...