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Delaware politicians are getting some face time on early morning talk shows. Gov. Jack Markell is scheduled to make a two-hour app ...

University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey will disband, and portions of it will be taken over by Rutgers and Rowan Universities. ...

Chestnut Hill Community Association on Thursday night will back Greene Street Consignment’s amended plan to expand its building int ...

A plan to restructure New Jersey’s higher education system passed both legislative chambers Thursday, preserving the Rutgers-Camden ...

Yesterday the Supreme Court turned back a baseless, politically motivated challenge to the Affordable Care Act. In doing so they demonstr ...

From Center City to the Jersey Shore, we’ve got your holiday weekend covered. WHYY’s Arts Calendar curator Robin Bloom sorts ...

A controversial plan to restructure New Jersey’s system of higher education has passed both legislative chambers, albeit in a signi ...

After voting “Aye” to legislation that would allocate tax revenues for the cash-strapped and otherwise beleaguered Philadelph ...

Standing in the midst of thousands of old kitchen appliances, house wares, Life Magazines, and tchotchkes, Rich Boris lovingly refers to ...

One hundred and eighty-two years ago, a Sunday school teacher in Manayunk launched a Fourth of July parade and picnic celebration that wo ...

Wilmington city council member at-large, Loretta Walsh, has called a special public safety meeting tonight, after what’s been a dea ...

It’s the harvest season and roadside farm stands will soon be full of locally grown, farm-fresh fruits and vegetables. What we eat ...

Health policy wonks and legal soothsayers continue to sift through the implications of the Supreme Court decision to uphold the federal h ...