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The federal government is asking why Pennsylvania’s Medicaid rolls dropped over the past year, and is suggesting that some people m ...

The Delaware Attorney General’s office is warning consumers not to fall for a scam that offers to pay utility bills. The per ...

Philadelphia’s Board of Ethics and the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) are fighting in federal court over whether officers can cont ...

“Max” and “Maverick,” two newly-trained canine officers, will be welcomed into the New Castle County police depar ...

A partnership between the New Jersey Department of Agriculture and the federal government will help to reduce organic certification costs ...

What to do with armloads of zucchini, or bushels of asparagus?  New recipe cards will be available at many Delaware produce stands a ...

The largest championship event ever hosted by USRowing to date is now underway in Camden, as more than 2,000 rowers are set to compete in ...

With a $30 million overhaul of the historic Wayne Junction SEPTA station already underway, another project will upgrade the 90-year-old s ...

The September 11th Delaware primary will determine which of five candidates will get the Democratic nomination to run for mayor of Wilmin ...

The Coast Guard says it considers a report of a missing swimmer off Point Pleasant Beach to be unfounded. A rescue operation was l ...

  Albert Einstein supposedly said that the definition of insanity is “doing the same thing over and over again and expectin ...

Last month, Philadelphia City Council voted to delay overhauling the property-tax system for a year. Many homeowners applauded the decisi ...

A New Jersey appeals court ruling last week found the state overstepped its ...

Facing an increase in demand, the New Jersey Department of Agriculture is looking for more groups to participate in the state’s sum ...

A 35-year-old West Oak Lane man is lucky to be alive after getting shot in the back Tuesday night on the 1600 block of 67th Ave. A ...