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Every summer, the Philadelphia Soul picks somewhere . . . strange to practice. Last year it was the Battleship New Jersey in Camde ...

The county has a few locations to help you try to beat the heat downstate this weekend. Cooling stations will be open Friday and ...

I’m in the summer doldrums, and here’s why. ...

It was supposed to be one of the strictest, toughest bullying laws in the nation, but now New Jersey’s anti-bullying law has run ou ...

The University of Delaware is raising tuition and fees by more than 4 percent next year. Officials say in-state undergraduate stu ...

A sluggish economy, tepid job growth, and a chief executive trying to spin the news as best he can:”…Look at the numbers. I c ...

The deal was announced in the governor’s office in early March, a bipartisan agreement to save New Jersey’s anti-bullying law ...

Every now and then one of those stories pop up that remind you why we need good political reporting on local issues, not just the preside ...

As Governor Corbett and Harrisburg lawmakers try to lure a natural gas processing plant to Beaver County, near Pittsburgh, others seek to ...

Happy Friday, Feeders! Lizz Fiedler is covering the shooting near City Hall to follow through with ...

Tuition is going up about four and a half percent for in-state students at the University of Delaware.  Out-of-state students will p ...

To start with, the long recession has hit young people especially hard. For many college students and recent graduates, one of the most a ...

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

A man has been shot by police, after “firing randomly” near Philadelphia City Hall.  Police say the man was firing early ...