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Educators and business leaders from throughout Delaware are meeting for the state’s first STEM Institute, devoted to preparing stud ...

OK, here we go: Even Mitt Romney’s fellow Republicans are starting to demand that he behave like all other contemporary candidates ...

Disabled people in Delaware may find more opportunities for employment under a bill being signed into law today. The Employment Fi ...

Investigators say an off-duty Philadelphia police officer fatally struck while riding his bicycle may have been targeted by a motorist fo ...

Commuters entering the city by way of the Ben Franklin Bridge can catch a glimpse of a new supercar that will be on display in front of W ...

Utility crews are making progress restoring electricity that was knocked out to more than 3,800 homes and businesses when thunderstorms r ...

Mt. Airy residents got a preview of what the park adjoining the Lovet ...

Last week, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board said that Philadelphia could keep the license allowing a second casino to be built withi ...

A street artist is fighting illegal “bandit” signs in his South Philadelphia neighborhood. Bandit signs are those hang ...

In the wake of the report closing the internal probe into Penn State’s handling of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse allegations, ...

When Philadelphia passed its first-ever lobbyist disclosure law in 2010, there was hope the influence of money in city politics would tak ...

Online all the time is how many people live their lives these days – especially young people. Mental health experts are worried tha ...

Amidst the doldrums of the NBA’s off-season, 135 of the best high school players in the country gathered Thursday to turn Philadelp ...

For 33 years, the Catskill Puppet Theater has been creating handmade true-to-life rod puppets, recreating stories, and travelling interna ...