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Here’s an easy quiz. See if you can spot the Democratic buzz phrase du jour.National Democratic chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz ...

The annual Urban and Community Forestry Grant Program is now accepting applications. The Delawa ...

Monday marks the first day temperatures have dropped to the 80s in more than a week. According to ...

The Delaware Emergency Management Agency says there will be a test today of the 37 sirens that make up the Salem – Hope Creek Nucle ...

Campbell Soup Co. says it will buy carrot and juice maker Bolthouse Farms for $1.55 billion in cash as it seeks to expand its fresh food ...

The Town of Milton has enacted water use restrictions due to the recent hot, dry weather. The ...

Gas prices jumped by eight cents a gallon in Delaware during the 4th of July week, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic. Gas now retails ...

Delaware’s congressional delegation gathers today to break ground on a new recreation trail along the C & D Canal. The n ...

In a close election, you’ve got two ways to win. Coax more of your possible voters into the voting booth. Or somehow ...

Seven years have passed since Pennsylvania lawmakers voted themselves a pay raise and created a controversy that cost some of them their ...

More than 230 public housing agencies around the country have banned their residents from smoking in their homes. WHYY/NewsWorks c ...

Monday is the last day opponents of Pennsylvania’s latest redistricting plan can file a court challenge. As it stands, state ...

Monday, an Elkins Park art organization will stage an exercise in creative economics. It is a game of financial survival. For the ...

A new study finds that a week of absolute rest; no work, no exercise, no watching TV – kind-of rest – reduced symptoms in peo ...

For years – 66 to be exact – Earl Guydon thought little of his military service during World War II. So much so, that when he ...